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Police Look for Man Accused of Robbing TD Bank in Cherry Hill, NJ

By Travis Tormey on March 1, 2017
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Cherry Hill Bank Robbery ChargesCherry Hill law enforcement is searching for the man who allegedly robbed a local TD Bank branch.

According to officials, the suspect committed the theft offense around 11:15 a.m. on Sunday. The suspect reportedly walked into the TD Bank located on East Route 70 in Cherry Hill Township, NJ, approached a teller, and gave the employee a note. The note allegedly instructed the bank worker to hand over money.

Once the suspect reportedly had an undisclosed amount of cash in hand, he ran out of the bank and fled the scene.

Cherry Hill NJ police detectives are currently investigating the bank robbery and trying to determine the identity of the culprit. Authorities recently released a surveillance video image of the suspect that was taken while he was in the process of committing the robbery.

If police can identify and capture the suspect, he would likely face charges for robbery and related criminal offenses.

Anyone who has information about the recent TD Bank robbery or the theft suspect should contact Cherry Hill NJ detectives at 856-488-7833.

For further information about this case, read the NJ.com article, “Do You Recognize Suspect in Camden County Bank Robbery?”

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  • Blog:
    Camden New Jersey Criminal Law Blog
  • Organization:
    The Tormey Law Firm

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