'Pink Lady Bandit': FBI offers $10,000 reward to catch bank robber
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'Pink Lady Bandit': FBI offers $10,000 reward to catch bank robber
The Bureau say the woman is believed to be behind four bank robberies across three states along the US east coast.
Image:A picture of the 'bandit' issued by the Bureau. Pic: FBI Charlotte
The FBI is offering a $10,000 (£8,000) reward to catch a bank robber who agents have dubbed the 'Pink Lady Bandit'.
Her moniker is a reference to a "distinctive pink handbag" the woman carried during at least two raids.
During each robbery, the suspect showed the bank staff a note demanding money.
Image:The FBI have issued a wanted poster for the robber. Pic: FBI Charlotte
The Bureau has issued pictures of the woman it believes was behind
four bank robberies across three states along the US east coast.
The first took place at Orrstown Bank in Carlisle in Pennsylvania on 20 July.
Three days later she was spotted at the M&T Bank in Rehoboth
Beach in Delaware, before hitting the Southern Bank in Ayden in North
Carolina the following day on 24 July.
The fourth heist was at a BB&T bank in Hamlet in North Carolina, according to the FBI.
The suspect has been described as a white or hispanic woman, stands at around 5ft 3in tall and she weighs around 60kg.
During
at least two robberies, as well as carrying a pink handbag, the suspect
wore leggings, a strappy top and a blue baseball hat.
