Shelton police ask public to ID bank robbery suspect
Police say the man handed the teller a note demanding cash and implied he had a gun. He then got away in what is believed to be a newer model Hyundai Tucson.
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May 5, 2021, 12:08 AM
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Updated 1,327 days ago
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2ds agoShelton police are asking for the public’s help
in finding the man wanted for robbing a local bank.
The incident happened at the People's Bank inside Stop
& Shop on Bridgeport Avenue.
Police say the man handed the teller a note demanding cash
and implied he had a gun. He then got away in what is believed to be a newer
model Hyundai Tucson.
Anyone with information is asked to call Shelton police at
203-924-1544. All calls are kept confidential.
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