FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif. – David Camp visited one local bank and one credit union so many times the tellers may have considered him a valued customer–except that each time he came in he robbed them. Camp, 54, is believed to be a repeat robber who held-up the Huntington Beach branch of Union Bank five times and the Fountain Valley Orange County Teacher’s FCU branch four times–including last Wednesday. According to the FBI, Camp would hand the teller a note claiming he had a bomb and a gun and was willing to shoot, though apparently he was unarmed. He was described as graying, missing teeth and prone to wearing hats and sunglasses for as disguises. Camp was identified by surveillance videos and arrested last week at a local coffee shop.
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