Delaware State Police and Dover Police Department have actively identified Enrico Mancuso, a 30-year-old male, as the suspect in a duo of July bank heists that haunt both the Dover and Wilmington communities. According to the Delaware State Police, the first incident unfolded on July 9 at the PNC Bank in Dover, followed by a virtually identical crime on July 16 at WSFS Bank in Wilmington.
During the initial robbery, authorities say at 11:14 a.m., a light-skinned male suspect boldly entered PNC Bank at 3 Loockerman Plaza, deploying a demand note to liberate an undisclosed sum from the bank teller's care. A similar situation played repeat the following week at 2:51 p.m. when an "unknown white male" allegedly struck again, this time at the WSFS Bank located at 4601 Kirkwood Highway, as reported by the Delaware State Police. The culprit, following the same modus operandi with a demand note, successfully fled on foot with another unspecified cash total.
Those with pertinent information can choose to anonymously to reach out anonymously through alternative means; Delaware State Police and Dover Police Department offer private communication via Facebook Messenger, or there's the traditional route of Delaware Crime Stoppers at 1-800-847-3333. For specific case inquiries, Detective D. Patterson of the Delaware State Police is available at (302) 365-8404 for the WSFS Bank case. Meanwhile, Detective G. Goad of the Dover Police Department can be contacted at (302) 736-7111 concerning the PNC Bank robbery.
Delaware State Police's Victim Services Unit/Delaware Victim Center further extends its compassionate arm to those touched by such criminal acts, offering round-the-clock support through a toll-free hotline at 1-800-VICTIM-1 (1-800-842-8461) or via email at [email protected].
