There are leads, but no hot leads in the search for the man who robbed the Five Star Bank branch in Pavilion yesterday.
The man fled the scene, apparently, by heading behind the bank, toward St. Mary's Street and the train tracks and heading off into the woods in that general direction.
That, at least, is what the Sheriff's Office believed yesterday, and where deputies and state troopers concentrated their search efforts for about four hours.
The biggest clue that might lead to arrest, Sheriff Gary Maha said, is the blue and black racing jacket with "Husqvarna" lettered down the left sleeve.
The robber is described as a white male, 25 to 35 years old. He presented a demand note at the branch at 11:32 a.m. yesterday and reportedly did not display a weapon.
Audio: Gary Maha speaks with WBTA. (mp3)
UPDATE: We just received the example photo used at the top of this post from the Sheriff's Office. This is what investigators believe is an example of the jacket the robber was wearing.
NOTE: The jacket isn't in Husqvarna's current catalog nor have I been able to find that particular jacket on sale any place online so far. So it is pretty unique.
