The person at the center of this case
Bank employees and customers; financial institution
Violent Crime · Open
10 years waiting · since 2016
MOHSIN ZAMIR
Justice for Bank employees and customers; financial institution — the trail went cold in 2016, but the truth hasn't.
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Key leads to think about
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suspect
Lead #1Are Zamir and Ghumman still traveling together, and have they remained in Pakistan or returned to the United States?
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clue
Lead #2Zamir's dedication to physical fitness and Planet Fitness membership could help identify his location if he continues this routine.
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location
Lead #3What specific connections does Zamir have in Boston, Brooklyn, New Jersey, Wyoming, and Pennsylvania that might indicate where he could be hiding?
On January 8, 2016, Mohsin Zamir and Waqar Ghumman allegedly robbed a bank in Tonawanda, New York at gunpoint, demanding money from tellers and forcing the manager to open the vault. Both suspects remain at large and are believed to have fled to Pakistan, though their exact whereabouts are unknown. The FBI is seeking information on their location and activities, particularly given Zamir's known fitness habits and ties to multiple U.S. states.
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#892
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI); United States District Court, Western District of New York
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Lead #4How much money was stolen from the vault, and has any of it been traced or recovered?
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Bank Robbery; Entering a Bank with Intent to Commit a Larceny; Bank Larceny Caution: Mohsin Zamir and Waqar Ghumman are wanted for their alleged involvement in an armed bank robbery which occurred on January 8, 2016, in Tonawanda, New York. It is alleged that the two suspects entered the bank, aimed pistols at the customers and employees, and verbally issued threats.
Ghumman allegedly jumped the counter and demanded that the teller drawers be opened and emptied into a bag. He also ordered the bank manager, at gunpoint, to open the vault.
After receiving money from the vault, Zamir and Ghumman exited the bank. On February 14, 2017, federal arrest warrants were issued for both Zamir and Ghumman in the United States District Court, Western District of New York, Buffalo, New York, after they were both charged with bank robbery, entering a bank with intent to commit a larceny, and bank larceny.
Remarks: It is believed that Mohsin Zamir and Waqar Ghumman may be traveling together as they are long-time friends. They may have traveled to Pakistan.
Zamir is known to be dedicated to physical fitness, has a membership at Planet Fitness, and works out wherever and whenever possible. He has ties to Boston, Massachusetts; Brooklyn, New York; New Jersey; Wyoming; and Pennsylvania.
Timeline of Events
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2016-01-08
Armed Bank Robbery
Mohsin Zamir and Waqar Ghumman allegedly entered a bank in Tonawanda, New York, aimed pistols at customers and employees, and robbed the vault of money before fleeing.
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2017-02-14
Federal Arrest Warrants Issued
Federal arrest warrants were issued for both Zamir and Ghumman in the United States District Court, Western District of New York, after charges of bank robbery, entering a bank with intent to commit larceny, and bank larceny.
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Incident:January 8, 2016
Last Updated:October 30, 2026
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Case Information
Incident:January 8, 2016
Last Updated:October 30, 2026
Up to $15,000 Reward
For information leading to the resolution of this case