The FBI Violent Crime Task Force needs the public’s help
identifying and locating a man, dubbed “Security not Security Guard,” who has
robbed two Houston banks since June 5th. Crime Stoppers of Houston is offering
a reward of up to $5,000 for information that leads to the identification and
arrest of the robber.
On Wednesday, June 5, 2019, at the Capital One Bank located
at 11408 Gulf Freeway, in Houston, Texas, a robbery was committed by an unknown
male.
At 9:05am, the male, wearing a security guard uniform,
entered the ATM area and pulled a mask up to cover his face. The suspect then
opened the main doors to the bank and immediately produced a pistol, which he
pointed at bank employees. The suspect ordered the employees in the lobby to
the ground and then ordered the two tellers to give him cash. The suspect
collected the cash from the tellers and placed it into a Fed-Ex envelope he had
brought with him. The suspect left the location with an undisclosed amount of
money. Houston PD #710246-19.
On Thursday, September 19, 2019, at the BBVA Compass Bank
located at 14550 Memorial Drive, Houston, Texas, the same male committed a
second robbery.
At 11:42am, the male, wearing a security guard uniform,
entered the bank and pulled a mask up to cover his face. The male then
approached the teller line producing a pistol, which he pointed at bank
employees. The suspect told the tellers to "DO IT QUICK AND DON'T DO
ANYTHING ELSE" while holding the weapon in his right hand. The complainant
quickly hit the panic button and hid under the teller counter. The suspect left
the bank without any money. Houston PD #1224279-19.
Suspect description: Black male, 40 to 50 years old, 5’8 to
5’10, thin build, wore a black bandana tied around his head and knotted at the
back with a black baseball cap over it that said “Security.” black long-sleeved
shirt with a gold badge emblem on the front. The suspect carried a silver
semi-automatic pistol.
