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Jan. 18, 2019
The latest to appear on F.B.I. “Wanted” posters is the Traveling Bandit, who the authorities said on Friday has robbed at least seven banks in six states in less than a month.
The Traveling Bandit has covered more than 3,200 miles in a string of robberies that started on Dec. 28 at a Capital Bank in Aventura, Fla., about 20 miles north of Miami. He progressed from there to holding up a bank in North Carolina, then two in Tennessee, and one each in Alabama and Illinois. His most recent one was on Thursday in Price, Utah.
The F.B.I. said the robber, a man described as being between 40 and 50 years old, usually approaches the counter, presents a note demanding money, divulges that he has a weapon and then leaves on foot. The F.B.I. said he might be driving a white Ford Explorer or Expedition.
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The FBI says “The Traveling Bandit” has robbed banks as far west as Utah and as far south as Florida over the past several weeks, but he is thought be drive a vehicle registered in Kentucky.
The agency is asking for the public’s help in identifying the serial bank robber, who has held up at least seven banks in six states since Dec. 28, according to a statement from the Louisville FBI office.
The FBI released photos Friday of the man and a white SUV with Kentucky plates that he might be driving.
The FBI declined to comment on whether authorities had been able to determine which county the Kentucky license plate was from. However, the agency sent a release about the bank robberies to media outlets covering Eastern Kentucky — a possible indication the suspect is believed to be from the region.


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