Investigators with the Prince George’s County Police Department are actively searching for a suspect wanted in connection with a bank robbery that occurred earlier this month. The unidentified man, described as wearing a black hat and bearing distinctive tattoos on both arms, entered a financial institution around 9:45 a.m. on Monday, May 18, 2026. According to law enforcement, the suspect approached a teller in the 3400 block of Donnell Drive in Forestville and handed over a written note demanding cash. Surveillance footage shows the individual casually walking into the branch, delivering the note, and exiting with an undisclosed amount of money without drawing immediate attention. Authorities have released photographs and video of the suspect to the public in hopes that his unique physical markings will lead to a positive identification. The robbery remains under active investigation, and detectives are reviewing additional evidence to determine the suspect’s identity and current whereabouts. Residents and business owners who may have witnessed the incident or recognize the individual are urged to come forward. Anyone with information regarding the suspect’s location or potential sightings should contact the Prince George’s County Police Department’s Strategic Investigations Division directly through its Robbery Unit. Tips can be submitted anonymously, and authorities emphasize that even minor details could assist in locating the individual. The investigation continues as law enforcement works to resolve the case and ensure public safety. Police have not yet released a specific reward amount, but they stress that community assistance is vital to bringing the suspect into custody. The department continues to monitor public tips and is coordinating with regional agencies as needed.