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The serial bank robber who has been linked to three Baltimore bank robberies has robbed another bank Thursday afternoon.Accordingto police, the man robbed an MT Bank on Eas stanley france tern Ave. in Baltimore around 3:35 p.m.Officials say no one was injured during the robbery, the man robbed the back the same way he did the last three banks during this week.RELATED:FBI wants Baltimore se stanley cup rial bank robber; offers rewardOfficials are asking for the public s help in identifying the man caught in surveillance pictures.Anyone who may have information on his identity or the robberies is asked to call the Baltimore FBI s office at 410-265-8080. The FBI is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to an stanley cup arrest.