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Darius Demon Lake Charged With Robbing Chase Bank on April 6, 2012
The FBI and San Diego Police Department are seeking the public’s assistance to locate a man charged with robbing the Chase Bank, 4078, Adams Avenue, San Diego, California, on Friday, April 6, 2012.
Darius Demon Lake, age 22, of San Diego, California, has been charged in a federal complaint with robbing the bank; on July 12, a federal complaint was filed in the U.S. District Court, Southern District of California, charging Lake with one count of violating Title 18, U.S.C., Section 2113, bank robbery.
According to the complaint, on the bank was robbed by an unknown male. Witnesses stated that the suspect was wearing a blue wind-breaker jacket, baseball hat with a yellow panel in the front and blue panels in the back, dark blue jeans, clean shaven, approximately 5’8” tall, 190 lbs. During the robbery, the robber provided a demand note which threatened that the robber was armed with a gun and threatened to use the gun. The victim teller fearing for his/her safety and the safety of others provided the robber with a sum of money.
After receiving a sum of money, witnesses observed the robber flee down an alley a short distance from the bank where the baseball hat worn during the robbery was recovered. Law enforcement was able to obtain DNA from the demand note and the baseball hat and compared it against the Local Combined DNA Index System (CODIS).
On June 15 the San Diego Police Department, Forensic Section, Forensic Biology Unit Laboratory Report, determined that Darius Demon Lake was the major contributor of DNA from the demand note and baseball cap.
The FBI also received tips concerning Lake as a bank robbery suspect after an airing of “San Diego’s Most Wanted.”
Lake is described as follows:
Sex: Male
Race: Black
Age: 22
Height: Approximately 5’11tall
Weight: Approximately 160 lbs.
Hair: Black
Eyes: Brown
Anyone with information concerning the whereabouts of Lake is asked to contact the FBI at telephone number (858) 565-1255 (San.diego@ic.fbi.gov) or Crime Stoppers at (888) 580-TIPS (8477). You may remain anonymous by calling the FBI or Crime Stoppers.
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