Crime & Safety
Man robs Chase Bank branch in Miami
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Miami, Florida – On Monday a man robbed a Chase Bank branch in Miami. The FBI is searching for the suspect.
According to police, the robbery was reported shortly after noon at the Chase Bank at 2830 N. Miami Ave.
The man, who was bald and wearing a gray sweatshirt and face mask, entered the bank and demanded money from an employee, FBI spokesman Jim Marshall said.
According to Marshall, customers were inside the bank, but no one was injured.
Marshall didn’t release any details about the amount of money taken.
FBI asks anyone with information about the robber’s identity to call at 754-703-2000.
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