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The information was released by authorities less than 24 hours after the men entered the bank.
Once on the premises, they intimidated people with firearms and after stealing the money, the amount of which is unknown, they escaped.
The criminals put several Christmas lights with cables and tubes in a box that they abandoned, with the aim of making witnesses believe that they had left a bomb that they would detonate if they were followed, according to Blu Radio.
For this reason, the authorities analyzed several videos of security cameras in which the flight was recorded. Caracol Radio added that five men participated in the assault, but the authorities have only identified three and the vehicle in which they fled.
After obtaining the information, the mayor of Barbosa, Víctor Camacho, announced the reward:
“It is important to note that up to 10 million pesos of reward are being given for those who provide effective information to the cell phone number 3232733428, absolute reserve is guaranteed ”.
The Santander Police also released several images of the criminals to facilitate their identification and location:
#Regions | A reward of 10 million pesos is being offered by the authorities to those who give information on the five people who robbed a bank in Barbosa, Santander with a firearm and threat of explosives. #LaFmTeCuida #MySelectionToday https://t.co/49MwRv6Or0 @lafm pic.twitter.com/Ye1VSdMhah
– LA FM Bucaramanga (@LAFMBucaramanga) November 13, 2020
Authorities offer up to $ 10 million in reward for information to find the 5 men who robbed the Banco de Bogotá in the municipality of #Barbosa, in Santander.https: //t.co/tHjgsdyI7R# Ecolecuá pic.twitter.com/nuya9lk9vI
– Opinion Santander (@OpinaSantander) November 13, 2020
#Attention | Security cameras recorded the moment when three men robbed a branch of the @Bank of Bogota in the municipality of Barbosa, #Santander.
The @PoliceStander is offering $ 10 million for useful information to capture them.https: //t.co/TmsN21gRNW– Caracol Bucaramanga (@CaracolBga) November 13, 2020
This assault took place on Thursday, November 12, almost simultaneously with another robbery to a bank in the north of Bogotá.
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