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Elkhart bank robbed
ELKHART —
Bank of America 320 N. Main St. Elkhart was robbed at approximately 3:12 pm Thursday, Elkhart police reported.
The suspect was described at a white male approximately 50 years old, weaing a black t-shirt, black baseball cap. He was described as having a thin build and no facial hair, and was wearing eye glasses.
No weapon displayed during the robbery, police said.
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