SACRAMENTO, CA – The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is seeking information that may lead to the identification and apprehension of the “Hefty Heister,” an armed and dangerous bank robbery suspect. The “Hefty Heister” is allegedly tied to the following eight bank robberies in seven Northern California Cities:
- December 3, 2015: Exchange Bank Located at 6290 Commerce Boulevard, Rohnert Park
- December 21, 2015: Tri Counties Bank located inside Raley’s at 2400 Sand Creek Road, Brentwood
- December 22, 2015: Wells Fargo Bank located inside Safeway at 1978 Contra Costa Boulevard, Pleasant Hill
- December 31, 2015: Bank of Rio Vista located at 14211 River Road, Walnut Grove
- January 9, 2016: US Bank located inside Raley’s at 270 Sunset Avenue , Suisun City
- January 14, 2016: US Bank located inside Safeway at 3110 Balfour Road, Brentwood
- January 19, 2016: US Bank located inside Safeway at 2449 West Kettleman Lane, Lodi
- January 19, 2016: Tri Counties Bank located inside Raley’s at 4900 Elk Grove Boulevard, Elk Grove.
The “Hefty Heister” is described as a stocky, white male who stands 5’6”-5’8” tall. He is believed to be 35-45 years old and may have blue eyes. During the robberies, the suspect wore baggy, dark-colored pants, and tan work boots or shabby athletic shoes with blue or black tops and white soles; and a ring on his third (ring) finger of his left hand. Shirts, hats, and face coverings have varied with each robbery.
Upon entering each of the banks, the suspect has presented tellers with a demand note that also threatened a weapon. During the December 21, 2015, robbery, the suspect aimed a black semi-automatic pistol at the teller.
The bank robberies are being investigated by the FBI and the local police departments that serve the communities where the robberies occurred including the Brentwood Police Department, Elk Grove Police Department, Lodi Police Department, Pleasant Hill Police Department, Rohnert Park Department of Public Safety, Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department, and Suisun City Police Department
Wanted fugitives, bank robbers, and other cases in need of additional information from the public are posted for viewing on the FBI Sacramento Most Wanted page.
Individuals with information about any fugitive or case posted on the FBI Sacramento Most Wanted page may call 1-800-CALL-FBI (800-885-5984) the Sacramento field office at (916) 481-9110, or the San Francisco field office at (415) 553-7400.
Tips may also be submitted at tips.fbi.gov. Additionally, information may be provided to any of the local law enforcement agencies investigating this matter.
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Experts say he was probably driving an American truck, lifted, with wheels as big as his pink genitalia, possibly drinking a monster energy drink
That’s a lot of bank robberies in a short period of time. Hopefully, he’ll slip up and get caught.
Jennifer, why so polite with this one? That’s so not like you. I bet if he was a couple shades darker you’d be using the usual “thug” and “clean up our streets” repertoire that you throw around with all the other posts on this site. Your constant soap-boxing and moral fear-mongering are easily seen through. Be consistent in your discriminations, we are all watching…
Hank, there is more than one Jennifer here. I’ve never referred to anyone in the terms you’re referring to, and I’m not a discriminatory person. I have noticed the other Jennifer’s posts, and if I happen to post on the same thread as her, I’ve noticed we have very different opinions. I will also state that I’m not the same Jennifer (on the thread-if we post on the same thread). I am the same Jennifer as Jan. 22, 4:16 p.m. Please keep in mind there are A LOT of people with the same first name (especially common names) and it’s probably the reason people use their first and last name, or a screen name. On some blogs, people have an avatar (picture) to separate who they are. Have a great weekend.
They better watch the US bank in the old Safeway. He’s hitting a lot of in store branches. I’d watch that one.
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