Authorities Searching For Suspect In NW OKC Bank Robbery

Friday, August 18th 2017, 5:42 pm

By: News 9

WEB EXTRA: SkyNews 9 Flies Over Bank Robbery Investigation In NW OKC

WEB EXTRA: SkyNews 9 Flies Over Bank Robbery Investigation In NW OKC

Police are on the lookout for an armed robbery suspect who held up a northwest Oklahoma City bank, Friday afternoon.

Authorities tell News 9 the suspect struck at the MidFirst bank branch located near NW 22nd Street and N. May Avenue.

The suspect is described only as a male and police say he fled the scene in a white four-door vehicle. no one was injured during the robbery.

This is a developing story.

Keep checking with News 9 and News9.com for more information.

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