The FBI is on the search for a suspect involved in a bank robbery that took place in Coral Springs today. The incident occurred around 11:45 a.m. at the Amerant Bank located at 1755 N. University Drive. The suspect reportedly entered the bank, demanded money from a bank employee, and then fled the scene. Authorities have yet to disclose the amount of money taken during the robbery, as reported by NBC Miami.
During the heist, which saw the perpetrator donning sunglasses and a mask, there were no injuries to report. The FBI has released surveillance photos to aid in their hunt to apprehend the suspect. In attempts to garner the public's assistance, the FBI asks that anyone with information to, please, call them at 1-800-CALL-FBI.
Moreover, the robbery had more immediate repercussions than the pursuit of the suspect. Coral Springs Talk reported that the situation briefly prompted a lockdown at Ramblewood Elementary School this morning. However, the lockdown was soon lifted, and there were no incidents reported at the school in connection to the robbery.
As of this afternoon, no arrests have been made in connection with the crime, with the FBI leading the ongoing investigation. The Coral Springs Police are also involved in the case, as the safety and security of the community remains a chief concern. Further details regarding the bank robbery have not yet been made public as the investigation continues to move forward.
