Investigators said the dubbed "Call Me Maybe Menace" tried to rob Woodforest National Bank in Crosby. Here's how you can help them find him.

The FBI says they have the 11, 12 and 16-year-olds in custody.

Check out these "little rascals" who allegedly robbed a bank in Houston! The FBI is looking for your help in identifying them. If you have any information, please reach out to the investigators. #HoustonCrime #BankRobbery

A Houston man has been sentenced to federal prison for bank robbery in Beaumont, the United States Department of Justice announced Wednesday.

The FBI Violent Crime Task Force is searching for a man dubbed the “Food Store Bank Bandit” after he allegedly robbed two banks located inside of grocery stores.

The Houston Police Department’s Robbery Division needs the public’s assistance identifying the suspect who robbed an ATM attendant in the Montrose area.

The FBI Violent Crime Task Force needs the public’s help identifying and locating the suspect who is believed to have robbed two banks - one in southwest Houston and another in southeast Houston - in just under two months.

The FBI Houston bureau needs the public help in finding a man they described as “Little Red Robbing Hood.”

A 35-year-old Houston man is set to make his appearance in federal court for allegedly committing multiple bank robberies in the Houston area, announced U.S. Attorney Jennifer B. Lowery.

Authorities with Harris County Sheriff’s Office and the FBI Violent Task Force are seeking a man who they say robbed a northwest Harris County Chase Bank in December of 2020.

The FBI Violent Crime Task Force needs the public’s help locating the man dubbed the “Granddaddy Bandit” who is accused of robbing two banks.

A Houston-area bank robber dubbed the “backpack bandit” is now behind bars, authorities said.

Houston police are searching for several suspects responsible for an aggravated robbery at a business in east Houston.

MAUMEE, Ohio Police in Ohio arrested a man who robbed an undisclosed amount of money from a credit union while holding his 2-year-old son, The Sentinel-Tribune reported. The incident occurred on Tuesday at the Directions Credit Union in Maumee, which is southwest of Toledo. The man had presented a note to the teller on one hand threatening to detonate a bomb unless he received money, while holding his toddler son in another arm, city authorities told The Sentinel-Tribune. Investigators have not released the identity of the man, but they said he wore a hoodie, shorts, and a surgical face mask, The Sentinel-Tribune reported. Toledo PD arrested the man Wednesday after posting a surveillance image of the man holding the toddler on their Twitter feed.