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FBI Names Nine Mile Bank Robbery Suspect, Says He’s Linked To Multiple Bank Robberies
January 11, 2020
The FBI now believes they know the identity of the person responsible for the robbery of a bank on Nine Mile Road Tuesday morning, and they believe he is responsible for multiple bank robberies.
The FBI’s Knoxville Division said Friday that Timothy James Langford, age 57 of Colorado, is suspected of a bank robbery Friday in Knoxville. He was last seen driving a 2001 maroon Dodge Dakota pickup truck.
He is also the suspect in the robbery of the Synovus Bank at the northwest corner of Nine Mile Road and University Parkway about 10:20 a.m. He presented a note demanding money and walked out of the bank with an undisclosed amount of cash.
FBI Knoxville said he may be responsible for similar robberies in Colorado and middle Tennessee.
Anyone with information on the robberies or of the whereabouts of Landford is asked to call the FBI at (865) 544-0751 or 911.
Pictured: A Tuesday morning bank robbery suspect inside the Synovus Bank on Nine Mile Road. Images for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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6 Responses to “FBI Names Nine Mile Bank Robbery Suspect, Says He’s Linked To Multiple Bank Robberies”
He knows hes going to federal prison. He didnt care to conceal his identity. Also he was smart enough to atleast not do it with a firearm. So his sentence wont be all that it might have been.
He was last seen driving a 2001 maroon Dodge Dakota pickup truck. This was not posted on the first story about the robbery.
My wife and I were at Nine Mile Road and Pine Forest Wednesday night and I saw a truck fitting this same description. I would have discreetly followed it. Could have been him, or not. Many criminals stay at the Motel at Pine Forest and Detroit near the Chevron station.
He’s most likely long gone now
Bound to be a stolen shirt. We’re all as pure as the driven snow.
David for Auburn
Didn’t even ware a mask. Must miss his boyfriend back in lock up
poor ol auburn.
I will give him this, he sure is a brazen son of a gun, no mask or any attempt to hide who he his. However, you know he’s unstable and not very intelligent, just from the shirt he wore.