The FBI says a man believed to be the so-called “limping bandit” attracted little attention as he quietly held up banks and made his getaways afterward.

According to Lt. David Turno, with the Aiken Department of Public Safety, a suspect in a 2007 Aiken bank robbery has been arrested near Charleston. He was known as the “Limping Bandit” to the FBI, and is suspected in over 20 bank robberies across the Southeast.

A man who robbed a bank in North Augusta, back in January, pleads guilty this week in the federal court. Authorities say they were able to crack the case, thanks to MySpace. Count on WJBF News Channel 6’s Fraendy Clervaud for the story.

According to Captain Troy Elwell, on April 22, at 1:17 p.m., the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office responded to the Security Federal Bank, located at 2812 Augusta Road, in Langley, SC for an armed robbery. Officials are currently looking for two suspects.

The search is on for a man who investigators say held up the Security Federal Bank in North Augusta. Click for more information.

Aiken Department Of Public Safety officers are searching for a bank robbery suspect. Investigators say, shortly before 2:00 p.m., Thursday afternoon, someone got away with cash from the Security Federal Bank, on Richland Avenue.