Las Vegas Police are searching for man who robbed a bank while wearing an unusual disguise.

The suspect walked into a bank near Durango Drive and Elkhorn Road just after 8:30 a.m., on Monday, September 26. He was wearing a Halloween-style mask. Police say he jumped over the counter, pointed a gun at the teller, and demanded money.

The teller gave the suspect money. He then moved to another window and demanded more money from another teller. After getting the cash, he left the scene.

The suspect is described as a black man, between 5-foot-6 and 5-foot-8, and 150 and 160 pounds. He was last seen wearing the Halloween mask along with a black, long-sleeved shirt underneath a gray, short-sleeve T-shirt with a white emblem on the chest. He was also wearing dark blue jeans that were cuffed at the bottom.

Metro Police arrested a man and a woman responsible for a string of robberies in the northwest part of the Las Vegas Valley.

The arrests happened early Tuesday morning. Officers say the pair robbed a convenience store on South Rainbow Boulevard at around 12:30 a.m. A few minutes later a Las Vegas City Marshall spotted the car used in the robbery near U.S. 95 and Jones Boulevard. He pulled the car over and arrested the woman driving. The passenger fled the scene on foot. A Metro Police canine unit was called to the scene. They found the second suspect a short time later and arrested him.

Police say the pair are responsible for robbing at least nine convince stores in the northwest area between July 17 and their arrest Tuesday morning. Most of the robberies happened during late evenings and early mornings. The identities of the suspects are being withheld because the investigation is still going on.

LAS VEGAS - Las Vegas Metropolitan Police say they have arrested two men in connection with the deadly shooting of a 21-year-old Las Vegas man on Sunday.

Police say Steven Arroyo, 19, of Las Vegas and Dominic Commisso, 18, of Las Vegas were arrested Wednesday on one count of murder with a deadly weapon for the shooting death of Charles Taylor. They are also facing charges of attempted murder.

Police say Arroyo and Commisso approached the victim and his friends as they sat outside an apartment complex on Torrey Pines Drive near Lake Mead Boulevard. Eyewitnesses say Commisso told the group he was with a rival gang known as the Loco Boys. He identified himself as "Scandals".  Police say the groups got into an arguement and Commiso open fired on the group hitting Taylor several times.