About

The Atlanta FBI, Bank Robbery Task Force. Local, State and Federal Law Enforcement Agencies in conjunction with the Georgia Association of Bank Security present:

GeorgiaBankRobbery.com

Designed to assist law enforcement in the identification and apprehension of suspects throughout Georgia.

GeorgiaBankRobbery.com features images of persons who may be involved in criminal activity and wanted for questioning.  If you recognize any perons or know the locations of persons, click on the image to send comments or contact law enforcement.

GeorgiaBankRobbery.com is sponsored by the member banks of the Georgia Association of Bank Security (GABS).

The Georgia Association of Bank Security (GABS) was formed in 1980 by Bank Security Directors from the Major Atlanta Financial Institutions, after discussions with each other found that they each had similar criminal activity that was affecting each others companies. They decided that one of the best ways they could help solve their own crimes was to help each other as a united group. They started sharing information about Bank Robbery Suspects and other financial crimes with not only each other but also the FBI, and Local & State Law Enforcement. They found out that not only was this group successful in solving crimes together, they could also be a unified force in making changes in security training, and driving new development for security equipment.  Security equipment manufactures and their sales force started reaching out to GABS to see how they could provide better products that would meet new challenges. While this is a basic overview of who and what GABS is and why it was started, we would not have succeeded without the willingness to reach out to each other for assistance and the acceptance and interactions of our Law Enforcement community.  One of the GABS members once said “Our banks may compete with each other for customers, but, unfortunately criminals share their activity with all of us”.

GABS Members include but are not limited to; Bank Security Directors, Security Coordinators and Investigators. We meet once a month with the FBI and local Law Enforcement representatives to discuss current security related issues that effect every financial institution.  GABS membership is open to all Georgia Banks, Credit Unions and other companies that conduct financial transactions.  All Law Enforcement Agencies are invited to attend our monthly meetings and this helps us develop better working relationships and direct contacts.

We want to thank you for visiting www.georgiabankrobbery.com. This site is just one more example of the commitment from GABS to improve our ability to share information on the criminals who continue to perpetrate crimes against our institutions and customers.
For information on how to join GABS or attend a meeting please send an email to: gabs@georgiabankrobbery.com

The photographs on the site have been provided by the Banks using best efforts and technology to properly identify the photo associated with the event in question. However, the Banks make no representation that the photograph is, beyond any doubt, a depiction of the person making the transaction in question. The Banks assume no responsibility for, or liability to, any person for the use of accuracy of this photograph.
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