Police Release Photos, Details Of Attempted Bank Robbery In Princeton

PRINCETON, NJ — The police department on Wednesday released photos and additional details of the suspect who attempted to rob a bank in Princeton on July 6.

On July 6 at 3:19 p.m., police responded to the bank on the report of an armed robbery. According to police, a man entered TD Bank on State Road and approached a teller counter. He tried to repeatedly jump over the counter but failed. He then exited the bank and fled in a black motorcycle. More: Attempted Bank Robbery In Princeton, Police Looking For Suspect

According to the police, the motorcycle used by the man is a 2014 Suzuki GSXR, Matte black with a bent license plate. The man is approximately 5'4"-5'6" tall with a thin build and wearing olive drab BDUs, a black long-sleeved turtle neck, WWII-style gas mask, German-style helmet, black gloves and two Go-Pro style cameras.

"We know you were all asking for the video footage of the suspect's failed attempt at jumping over the counter in last week's TD Bank incident. No video to share but the still footage is almost as comical," police said in a Facebook post.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Det. Travis Allie at (609) 921-2100 X 2123

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