Police said they were asking for the public’s help Tuesday in identifying two suspects who robbed a bank last week, and shared images of the two taken from surveillance-camera footage.
In a statement, police said dispatchers received a call at 12:37 p.m. April 10 from BAC Community Bank, 3448 Deer Valley Rd., about a robbery.
When officers responded to the bank, they learned that two suspects walked into the bank and gave a teller a note demanding cash. After the teller handed over what police called “an undisclosed amount of U.S. currency,” the suspects left the bank and drove away in a dark-colored sedan. Police shared images of the suspects taken from bank surveillance-camera footage in a social-media post.
On April 10th, these two suspects robbed a bank in Antioch, and we are requesting help in identifying them. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact our Investigations Bureau at 779-6884. You may also text an anonymous tip to 274637 using the keyword ANTIOCH
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