Masked man robs Duboce Triangle area bank

Getty Images file photo | Clip artA masked man robbed a bank in the 2100 block of Market Street on Monday.

Getty Images file photo | Clip artA masked man robbed a bank in the 2100 block of Market Street on Monday.

A masked man robbed a bank in the Duboce Triangle area on Monday, police said.

The suspect reportedly entered the bank in the 2100 block of Market Street about 3:51 p.m. wearing a mask. He went up to the teller's desk and demanded some cash.

He then went around the desk and took money out of the drawers, placed it in a bag and fled the scene on foot, police said.

Police believe the suspect to be a man in his 20s. The 47-year-old male teller was not injured in the robbery. No arrest has been made.

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