Man wanted for robbing Trustmark Bank in Jackson

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Posted: Dec 3, 2020 / 12:54 PM CST / Updated: Dec 3, 2020 / 05:14 PM CST

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – Jackson police are working to find a suspect after a local bank was robbed on Thursday, December 3.

The robbery happened at the Trustmark Bank on Medgar Evers Boulevard just after 11:00 a.m. Police said a man fled with an undetermined amount of cash after passing a threatening note to an employee.

Police said a possible suspect has been identified. If you know anything about the crime, contact Crime Stoppers at 601-355-TIPS(8477).

Suspect images below. If you recognize this male, call #CrimeStoppers at https://t.co/pmeMfXm3zw(8477). #JPDWanted #CashforClues #Upto2500 2/2 pic.twitter.com/EI8Njaydmd
— Jackson Police Department (@JacksonMSPolice) December 3, 2020

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