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Search Continues For Bank Robbery Suspect: 'A Menace To Society'

LAKEWOOD, Colo. (CBS4)- The FBI is asking for the public's help in finding a suspect wanted in a crime spree that included a bank robbery and a shooting.  Investigators say catching Myloh Mason is a top priority because of the violent nature of his latest crime.

"We really need to catch this guy. He's a menace to society. He's dangerous and we need to get him behind bars," said FBI spokeswoman Deborah Sherman.

Myloh Mason
Myloh Mason (credit: FBI)

Investigators believe Mason was involved with two others in the Nov. 18 armed robbery of a First Bank on Kipling Street in Lakewood while wearing a Scream mask. Mason is also wanted in the attempted murder in the shooting of two people that same day.

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"One guy he was trying to carjack willingly gave him the keys and he still shot him four times and another person he was trying to carjack, he shot her once," said Sherman.

The FBI has released new pictures of Mason walking around town.

LAKEWOOD BANK ROBBERY
CBS4's Stan Bush interviews FBI spokeswoman Deborah Sherman (credit: CBS)

"We don't know if he's the ringleader but we know he's dangerous and we need to get him behind bars," said Sherman.

Myloh Jaqory Mason
Myloh Jaqory Mason (credit: Lakewood police)

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The other suspects in the crime spree are Miguel David Sanders, 28; and Tyrone Javonne Richardson, 31. They have been arrested and remain in custody.

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Formal charges were filed against Sanders. He faces 35 counts, including attempted murder, kidnapping and the robbery of a 1stBank at Jewell and Kipling on Nov. 18.

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During the bank robbery, the gunmen, who wore green skeleton and white Scream Halloween masks, forced employees into the vault.

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The suspects led police on a pursuit through several cities in the Denver metro area including Lakewood and Sheridan.

According to court documents, Mason has been tied to at least six bank robberies, which are all similar in nature to the Nov. 18 robbery.

Crime Stoppers is offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to his arrest. The FBI urges anyone who has seen Mason to not approach him but call authorities. He is considered armed and dangerous. Call Crime Stoppers with tips at 720.913.STOP (7867).

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