Salem Police Ask for Public Help in Identifying Bank Robbery Suspect

Police say it appears to be the same suspect who robbed the OSU Federal Credit Union in Keizer on March 23rd.

Photos: Salem Police

(SALEM, Ore.) - Salem Police are asking for assistance from the public in identifying the suspect in a bank robbery that happened at the First Tech Credit Union at 2829 Lancaster Dr NE, Thursday, May 24th, at approximately 5:20 PM.

Salem Police Lt. Dave Okada says the suspect is described as a Black male adult, 25-35 years old, 6'02"-6'03", 200-230 pounds. He also is reported to have had an unshaven face.

He says the man was wearing blue jeans with a dark colored shirt, dark colored jacket and a blue stocking cap.

"The suspect obtained an undisclosed amount of money and was last seen walking northbound along the west side of Lancaster Dr NE from the business." Based on the suspect description and surveillance photos, Okada says it appears to be the same suspect who robbed the OSU Federal Credit Union in Keizer on March 23rd.

Anybody with information in either of these robberies as asked to contact:

Salem Police Detective Dan Tallan at 503-588-6050, ext 7132
Keizer Police Detective Jennifer Roberts at 503-856-3501
FBI Special Agent Marijo Byers at 503-362-6601

The top two photos are from the robbery at the First Tech Credit Union, and the second two photos are from the OSU Credit Union robbery. Courtesy: Salem Police

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