The robberies have taken place at ATMs near Bank of America branches at various locations on the South Side, from Jan. 17 to May 15.
In at least two of the attacks, the robbers displayed a weapon and for an unknown reason ordered the victim to deposit a check they provided before withdrawing cash.
In the other incidents the robbers just ordered the victims to withdraw cash and turn it over before the attackers fled.
While three men are believed involved, surveillance cameras only show one or two robbers as the others remained in a getaway car, described as either a white 4-door car or a dark green 4-door Cadillac car, police said.
A detailed description was available for only one suspect, according to the community alert. That suspect was described as a black man about 20-29, 5-foot-5 to 6-foot tall with a medium to dark complexion.
The surveillance photos show that suspect was wearing a red baseball cap with the word "Society" or something similar on it; a maroon and gray jacket with #24 on the left should and "S" on the left side; dark pants; and red, white and black gym shoes.
A blue steel revolver was displayed in the attacks. The other two suspects are described as males but no details were available.
The robberies took place in the Grand Crossing, South Chicago and Gresham districts. Anyone with information is asked to call Area South detectives at 312-747-8273
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