EAKLY, Okla. (AP) — Authorities are looking for a man who held up a bank in Eakly with a rifle.
The FBI says a man wearing a mask walked into the Bank of Hyrdo about 1:30 p.m. Thursday. Authorities say he pointed the rifle at bank employees and demanded cash.
He gathered the money in a cloth bag and left the bank. No one was hurt.
The robber fled the scene in a 2002- to 2004 model white Chevrolet truck with an Oklahoma State University sticker in the back window. Authorities say the truck was a single cab with a long bed and very muddy.
The robber was described as a thin, white male in his 20s who is about 6 feet tall.
He was wearing coveralls and tennis shoes.
Oklahoma News
July 31, 2009
Armed man robs Eakly bank
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