Michigan's Most Wanted: Suspect in Jones Murder

SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (WJBK) - A serial bank robber has struck in Birmingham, Clinton Township and Ferndale, and two guys are wanted for home invasion in Brownstown Township. It's Fox 2 and CrimeStoppers Michigan's Most Wanted.

Click on the video player to watch Ron Savage's report including an in-studio interview with Lt. Bill Petersen from DPD Homicide.

Police are are looking for a serial bank robber who only strikes on Tuesdays. He wraps his nose with tape and wears sunglasses as a disguise. He shows a note but never a gun. On Nov. 15 he hit the Comerica Bank in Clinton Township on 16 and Garfield; Nov. 22 he hit the Comerica at Woodward and 14 Mile in Birmingham; Dec. 11 he robbed the Charter One bank on Woodward in Ferndale.

Police are also looking for two suspects wanted for home invasion in Brownstown Township on Quail Ridge near Pennsylvania. A 70-year-old woman was victimized. She was not injured. Two men wearing hoods broke in.

20-year-old Mica Jones, a young mother, was found murdered in her car in Detroit. It happened March 15, 2010 on Pierson St. at 6:45pm. Lt. Bill Petersen joined us in studio Saturday night to talk about the cold case.

"She was working as a nurses aid and was working hard to make a life for herself," Petersen said. "She was shot inside her car. We believe she was shot by somebody she knew."

Police do have a suspect in the Jones case.

If you have information on her unsolved murder or any of these other crimes, call CrimeStoppers at 1-800-SPEAKUP (1-800-773-2587). There is a cash reward. You can remain anonymous.