- A robber remains at large after holding up a PNC bank in Miramar, Florida
- Security camera photos show a heavy-set man with a dark goatee and glasses
- The suspect almost identically resembles the late rapper Heavy D
- The group Heavy D & The Boyz and had the hit song Now That We Found Love
A robber who strikingly resembles the late rapper Heavy D held up a PNC Bank in Miramar, Florida.
The suspect is at large and his identity remains unknown.
Security camera photos show the heavy-set robber at the teller window at 3.42pm. FBI said he showed a knife and requested cash.
After he got the cash, he fled without causing harm.
Surveillance photos show a robber left (left) who strikingly resembles the late rapper Heavy D. Both men wore dark sunglasses, were heavy-set, and sported a goatee
The robber strongly resembles the 90s rapper from Heavy D & The Boys who made the hit You Ain’t Heard Nuttin Yet. Both were rotund with a dark goatee.
The suspect also wore dark sunglasses. Something was the rapper’s signature accessory.
The robber particularly resembles the music legend in the music video for the hit 1991 song Now That We Found Love. Both men wore long sleeves, a hat and glasses.
But there is no confusing the identity of this man with the music legend. Heavy D died in 2011 at age 44 of a pulmonary embolism.
Anyone with information can contact the FBI at 754-703-2000 or Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS (8477).
The man held up a PNC bank, showed a knife and requested cash. His identity is unknown
There is no confusing the robber with the man behind the song You Aint Heard Nuttin Yet. Heavy D died in 2011 of a pulmonary embolism at age 44
The PNC bank ([pictured) in Miramar, Florida, that the doppelganger robbed
The robber strongly resembles the 90s rapper from Heavy D & The Boys who made the hit You Ain’t Heard Nuttin Yet. Both were rotund with a dark goatee.
The suspect also wore dark sunglasses. Something was the rapper’s signature accessory.
The robber particularly resembles the music legend in the music video for the hit 1991 song Now That We Found Love. Both men wore long sleeves, a hat and glasses.
But there is no confusing the identity of this man with the music legend. Heavy D died in 2011 at age 44 of a pulmonary embolism.
Anyone with information can contact the FBI at 754-703-2000 or Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS (8477).