Police: Suspected Serial Bank Robber Strikes Again
According to police, the man wanted in the latest hold-up is likely behind an Aug. 28 robbery at the People's United Bank on Greenwich Avenue and an Aug. 20 robbery at a Wells Fargo in Linden, N.J.
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According to police, the man wanted in the latest hold-up is likely behind an Aug. 28 robbery at the People's United Bank on Greenwich Avenue and an Aug. 20 robbery at a Wells Fargo in Linden, N.J.
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