Police looking for man in string of Clayton bank robberies
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Police are looking for a man believed to be behind a string of bank robberies in Clayton County.
The man entered the RBC Bank on Mt. Zion Road and Southlake Parkway in Morrow on Tuesday, presented a note to the bank teller, and fled with an undisclosed amount of money, Morrow Police spokesman Capt. James Callaway said.
Callaway said Clayton County police are working on a similar RBC bank robbery on Tara Boulevard, and Forest Park police are tracking several bank robberies fitting the same method.
"We think all are the same person," Callaway said.
Security photos captured the man during the Morrow robbery, and police are forming a task force to catch the man, Callaway said.
Police ask that anyone with information about this robbery or the suspect call 770--961-4006 or e-mail Callaway at jcallaway@cityofmorrow.com.
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