Same man may have robbed two banks

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These are surveillance photos of the man wanted for allegedly robbing the Bank of America branch at 1285 St. James Avenue in Springfield.

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Same man may have robbed two banks

Fedora-wearing man suspected in robberies

Updated: Tuesday, 14 Dec 2010, 4:43 PM EST
Published : Monday, 13 Dec 2010, 2:51 PM EST

SOUTH HADLEY, Mass. (WWLP) - South Hadley Police say that the man who robbed the TD Bank branch at 460 Newton Street Monday morning may be the same man who robbed a bank in Springfield less than an hour later.

Lieutenant Steve Parentela of the South Hadley Police Department told 22News that the unarmed robbery happened just before 8:45 Monday morning. An African-American man walked into the bank wearing a brown fedora, dark sunglasses and a black leather coat.

The man handed the tellers a note demanding money, and then left the bank with an undetermined amount of cash.

He fits the same description as the man wanted by Springfield Police for robbing the Bank of America branch at 1285 St. James Ave. in Springfield.

If you have any information, call the South Hadley Police Department at (413) 538-8231. You can also leave an anonymous tip by calling 538-8231 and then press number 6 on your phone.
 

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