FBI: Plymouth Bank Robbery Suspect Struck Bryn Mawr Wells Fargo

By KARA SEYMOUR

Authorities are a seeking a man they say robbed the Bank of America in Plymouth Wednesday afternoon and fired a shot before fleeing on foot. No on was injured during the robbery, officials said.

According to information from the FBI, a black man entered the bank on Plymouth Road shortly before 4 p.m. and demanded money from the teller with a note. He had a semi-automatic pistol, according to information from the FBI.

The suspect is described by authorities as a black male in his mid 20s, 5 feet, 7 inches tall, with a muscular build and a thin mustache and beard. He was wearing a white Nike baseball-style cap with a “swoosh” logo, a white T-shirt and glasses.

Philly.com reports that the same man is suspected of robbing a Wells Fargo Bank on North Bryn Mawr Avenue in Lower Merion in May.

According to reports, on May 14 a man fitting the same description entered the bank and gave a black and yellow backpack to two tellers and told them to put money in the bag.

He did not have a weapon nor imply he carried one, police say. After receiving the bag with cash, the suspect left the scene.

In you have information about Wednesday’s robbery, call the FBI at 215-641-8910 or Plymouth Township Police at 610-279-1901.

(Photo 1, Bank of America in Plymouth; Photo 2, Wells Fargo Bank in Bryn Mawr.)