The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office shared a Halloween-themed post.
Two Banks, Two Nights
According to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office, the suspect is accused of damaging the U.S. Bank location on Shaffer Parkway, where he was reportedly present on October 19 at 9:37 p.m. The following night, per the Sheriff's Office, he turned up at the Wells Fargo on West Belleview Avenue at 10:16 p.m., where he is also suspected of causing damage, as reported by Denver7.
The Sheriff's Office has not detailed the extent of the damage at either bank, and it has not said whether anything was taken or whether anyone was hurt during either incident. What investigators have released is an unusually specific description of the man's appearance, material they're hoping will jog someone's memory.
A Distinctive Look
The suspect was reportedly wearing a green knitted zip-up hoodie decorated with dancing bears on the sleeves and a large Grateful Dead graphic across the back, the sheriff's office said. He also reportedly had a children's Halloween onesie draped over his head, along with a scarf described as red, pink or burgundy, and a pair of Hermes Izmir-style black slides, as noted by Denver7.
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office shared a post titled “Halloween is for...”
How to Submit a Tip
Anyone who recognizes the suspect or his outfit is asked to call the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office at 303-271-5612 or email [email protected], according to the agency. Tipsters may remain anonymous, and the sheriff's office asks that callers reference case numbers 26-19825 and 26-19741 when reporting information.
The sheriff's office has also cautioned the public not to approach or confront the individual directly, instead urging anyone with information to contact investigators through the channels listed above. No arrest or additional enforcement action has been reported in connection with either incident as of now.
