The ‘Mad Hatter’ Strikes Again?

The FBI is on the hunt for a bank robbery suspect they say could be the Garden State’s "mad hatter" after a Commerce Bank in Montclair, N.J., was robbed earlier today.    Caught in the act by the bank’s security cameras, the suspect is seen wearing a blue baseball-style hat as he enters, robs and flees the scene of the crime. The final pictures show him in a cloud of red, which an FBI release said is traces of the "dye pack exploding while he runs away with the stolen money." The suspect left the dye pack behind in the parking lot. Photos: See the Robber in Action The FBI describes the man as white in his late 40s to early 50s with a mole on his left cheek.  In addition to his hat of choice, the suspect is donned in a blue-and-white plaid shirt and dark-colored pants, both of which may now have red dye on them.  The FBI says it is "possible" he is the "mad hatter." Since September, the "mad hatter" has targeted banks in northern and central New Jersey. Inspired by the top-hatted character in Lewis Carroll’s "Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland," the "mad hatter" earned his name by his seemingly endless collection of headgear. Clocking in more than 15 robberies, the "mad hatter" has reportedly been caught wearing a powder-blue camouflage cap, a red hunter’s hat with brim, a fisherman’s hat, a Yankees baseball cap, a cap with a military insignia, a red-knit ski cap, and a burnt-orange Texas Longhorn baseball cap, to name a few. According to reports and pictures from the latest heist, the robber has set modus operandi.  After entering his bank of choice, he calmly waits in line to see a teller if he needs to. Once he sees the teller, he shows the teller a handwritten note demanding money.  Once he secures the bills, he calmly flees the bank. Do you have a tip for Brian Ross and the Investigative Team?