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FIST is a cooperative effort made up of representatives from banks, savings and loans, and credit unions, as well as representatives from local, state and federal law enforcement agencies. The FBI and detectives with multiple police and sheriff’s departments in Ventura County are seeking the public’s assistance in learning the identity of the “20 Questions Bandits,” the moniker for at least four unidentified men believed to be responsible for four violent, armed takeover bank robberies in Ventura County, California, this year.During the most recent robbery, which took place at a Bank of America inside a supermarket in the city of Oxnard, the bandits were extremely violent and assaulted employees inside the bank.

In the latest robberies they are seen leaving the bank on a green or maroon 4 wheel ATV with suspect number two driving.

A detailed listing of additional robberies the “TCF Bandit” is suspected of committing is below.

No injuries were reported in any of the 11 robberies.

Suspect number one is described as a White male, 30’s – 40’s, approximately 5’3” – 5’6”, slight build, wearing dark clothing, gloves, baseball cap, sunglasses, a facemask that covers at least the lower half of his face, and a bomber style leather jacket.

His voice is described as being deep, rough or raspy. The following credit union and banks have been robbed: Please contact the FBI at (602) 279-5511 with any information about the identity of the High Country Bandits.

As a reminder, last Friday at p.m., a white male approached a teller at Bank of Oklahoma and said he had a gun.

He kept a hand in his pocket to imply he had a weapon although none was seen. He gathered the money in a white plastic grocery sack and exited the store on foot.

The unidentified men in these photographs are not considered suspects but, based on the investigation thus far, officers and agents believe these men may have information about the bank robbery.

During one robbery believed to have been committed by this group in July of this year at the Bank of America’s Oak Brook Branch, witnesses described four black males armed with guns, who forced the employees and customers in the bank to comply with their demands while they robbed the bank, and in some cases, victims of their personal belongings.

Bank of America is offering a reward of ,000 in exchange for information leading to the conviction of the persons responsible for this robbery.

In addition to the distribution of bank surveillance photographs from Monday’s robbery, the FBI is releasing a photograph of two males seen inside the supermarket/bank prior to the robbery.

He claimed to be armed with a handgun and threatened the employee with harm if his demands were not met.