Toronto hunts for bank robber nicknamed the Lunchtime Bandit
While this Toronto bank robber might not have the most ominous-sounding name, Toronto Police are currently searching for a clean-cut looking man nicknamed the Lunchtime Bandit.
The man is said to be in his 20s, between 5'10" and 6'. He's wanted in connection with five bank robberies that occured along Yonge Street between November 21 and December 17.
Lunchtime Bandit has hit 5 banks along Yonge St in 4 weeks https://t.co/wR5kaUAn3g Call @TorontoPolice 416-808-7350 if u know him pic.twitter.com/JEoncULHEi
— Kevin Masterman (@tpspix) December 20, 2016
They allege that the man entered the banks and waited in line like a regular customer. When he approached a teller, he handed them a note, which demanded a specific amount of money and warned he was armed with a gun.
As CP24 writes, police described the man as "preppy" and said that the notes were "well-written."
All of the robberies happened along Yonge Street, between Davisville and Lawrence Street West, at around noon to 1 p.m.
Toronto Police Service
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