PRESS RELEASE
Incident: Armed robbery at ‘Bank of America’ ATM
Location: 40820 Fremont Blvd, Fremont, California
Date/Time: 04-09-14 at 1:05 a.m.
Case: FPD# 140409002
On April 9, 2014 at approximately 1:05 a.m. an armed robbery occurred at the Bank of America ATM located at 40820 Fremont Blvd.
The victim, a 67 year old retired US Marine, was utilizing the Bank of America ATM when he was robbed of his wallet. While he was using the ATM, a vehicle, believed to be a 1998-2000 Mercedes S420 or S500 model; white in color, backed into a spot adjacent to where he was standing. An unknown man exited the driver’s side rear door, pointed a handgun at the victim and demanded his wallet. The victim threw his wallet to the suspect, who then took off in the above described vehicle. It’s believed that there was at least one additional male in the vehicle at the time of the robbery.
Approximately one hour later, at 2:37 a.m., the unknown suspects used the victim’s credit cards at a 7-11 located at 46650 Mohave Drive in Fremont. The suspects are described by the victim as follows:
Suspect #1(responsible for the ATM robbery): an Indian male adult, 18-23yrs, 5’7”, 140lbs, wearing grey puffy jacket, with fur lining on hood and black cuffs, white/black shoes; large ring or splint on right ring finger.
Suspect #2: an Indian male adult, 18-23yrs, 5’8”, 160lbs, wearing black t-shirt with graphic design, red and black basketball shorts, a black beanie with zig-zag pattern and ball on top and an Indian silver bracelet on his left wrist
The clerk remembers both suspects speaking Hindi.
The Fremont Police Department is seeking the public’s help to identify the two suspects and their vehicle. We would encourage anyone who has information about this crime or who recognizes these suspects to contact the Fremont Police Department Investigative Unit, case agent Detective Gebhardt, at 510-790-6954. You may also utilize our Nixle anonymous tip feature or visit www.fremontpolice.org/tip to utilize one of our other anonymous tip reporting services.
We’d like to ask our community to please share these photos in an attempt to help us solve this case.
Press/Media: Please contact Geneva Bosques at 510-790-6957 or [email protected].
