Recognize this man? Auburn Police seeking publics help identifying bank robbery suspect

Auburn, WALocal News

Auburn Police are seeking public assistance to identify a suspect linked to a bank robbery that occurred on May 13, 2025, at Umpqua Bank. At around 12:06 p. m. , a man entered the bank, brandished a pistol, and robbed the teller before fleeing on foot. The suspect is described as a white male in his 70s, notable for a hunch in his upper back.

Surveillance footage shows him wearing a black beanie, a black face mask, and a bright orange safety vest. Local authorities have released these details to aid in the investigation and encourage residents to remain vigilant. Anyone with relevant information is urged to contact the Auburn Police Department Tip Line at 253-288-7403. This incident raises significant concerns about safety in the community, prompting police to enhance their outreach efforts. Similar bank robberies have occurred in the region, emphasizing the need for public cooperation in solving such crimes.

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