Kenosha Police Seek Community Assistance With Identifying Bank Robbery Suspect

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Kenosha Police are seeking assistance from the community in attempting to identify a bank robbery suspect. The suspect pictured has been involved in two separate robberies of the same financial institution.

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The robberies occurred at the U.S. Bank located at 1800 22nd Ave. The first robbery occurred on 4/13/2024 @ 0954 HRS and the second robbery occurred on 7/13/2024 @ 1130 HRS. During both robberies a firearm was displayed by the suspect as they demanded cash from the teller. The Kenosha Police Department is committed to public safety and are actively seeking any assistance in identifying the subject pictured.

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Any tips can be forwarded to Detectives Brietchaft, Ciskowkski, or Kukowski by calling (262)605-5203. Anyone wishing to remain anonymous can contact Kenosha Area Crime Stoppers at (262)656-7333.

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      1. Our better banks in town allow guns… for customers and employees. They are the ones that don’t get robbed.

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      1. This is why more people should have guns. 😉
        You can go ahead and hide while the real men protect others.

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      2. Ya cause you know all the hood rats shooting up Chicago and Milwaukee every weekend are big right wingers…

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        1. You also have the right to lay with any consenting man. It would do you good to submit to the desires that you try to repress.

          You know you want to.

            1. You make a very good point. The problem is that there are only so many ways that you can speak the true.

              In this case, the truth is that Straight White Male is denying his true sexual identity. He yearns to lay with a man. It can not be denied. I suppose I will stop once he frees himself for his shackles.

              1. Joel you taking a break from posting memes on KUSD school pages and looking for a hookup here again?

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        2. That was written in the days when whackadoodles would be beaten for playing recklessly with guns.

          Now all the lunatics are running free with them. Especially the tRumpers who can’t even afford holsters.

  1. In the 1st pic, it looks like 2 separate guys, they eyes on the guy on the right, look closer spaced, and looks older, can clearly see it

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  2. I wonder if someone invented some kind of tracking device that can be some how be attached to the loot.Every bank would have them for just this occurrence

  3. This is what the dumbass libtarded dumocratic government gets for the stupid mask bullshit! I hope they never catch this drug addict punk as long as masks are in style!!! Fucking idiots!!! GO TRUMP ✊️

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      1. Sick ass libtarded freak! Go fuck your mama! When are you dumb fuck brainwashed WIERDOS going to wake up??? 🖕🖕🖕

  4. Bank doors should be locked, once face recognition done then door unlocks, that would take care of these issues

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  5. At least he is still concerned about getting or spreading the Covid-19 virus. “Mask up and keep others safe”

    Looks a little thin in the July robbery, I hope he starts feeling better soon.

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  6. Those damned Christian White conservatives will do anything for attention. Must be Trump supporters! If We’re not bitching about abortion, we’re robbing the neighborhood bank.

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  7. Based on the current pattern, his rent is due on the 15th and he stops in for a 2 month “withdrawal” via robbery on the 13th, every 2 months.
    He will show up on October 13th, like clockwork when the next rent check is due. Just pick him up then!

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