Bank Robbery At Bank Of America Reported In Portsmouth

By InDepth NH

On Saturday at approximately 10:17 a.m., the Portsmouth Police Department took a 911 call for an armed robbery at the Bank of America at 848 Islington St.

According to initial reports, the suspect did not display a weapon but stated he had one. Patrol and detectives responded to the scene along with a Portsmouth Police K-9.

The area was searched but the suspect was not found. With the help of Portsmouth Police K-9 Crash, Officers were able to locate and ultimately collect evidence left behind by the suspect.

The suspect got away with cash, an amount that we are not releasing at this time. The white male suspect was wearing a black winter hat, sunglasses, and had a black face covering, approximate height 5’8 to 5’10. The suspect fled across the street toward the railroad tracks.

The Portsmouth Police Departments Detectives and Crime Scene Team fully processed the bank and spoke with witnesses. Due to this being an active investigation we are not releasing the type of evidence located at the scene nor are we disclosing the amount of money stolen. We would like to thank the New Hampshire State Police and the F.B.I. for their assistance with this investigation.

If you recognize the individual in the attached photos please reach out to Dave Keaveny, Investigative Division Captain at 603 610-7511.

Anonymous tips can be made through Seacoast Crime Stoppers by calling (603) 431- 1199 or at https://www.seacoastcrimestoppers.com/submit-a-tip

This story was originally published by InDepth NH.