The suspect in a robbery that took place at the First National Bank of Long Island in Greenvale remains at large.

According to detectives with the Nassau County Police Department's 6th Precinct, the robbery took place at 1:15 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 18. Detectives said an unknown male driving a maroon Toyota approached the exterior drive-through window of the bank, which is located on 7 Glen Cove Road. There, he produced a demand note to the teller. After taking the note to the bank, the teller returned with an undisclosed amount of currency, which he gave to the subject, who then fled through the bank parking lot, northbound onto Glen Cove Road. Detectives also say that no weapon was displayed during the robbery attempt.

What followed was a chase between 6th Precinct police officers and the subject in his Toyota, one that traveled all the way into Queens County.

Pursuant to notification, sixth precinct units picked up and attempted to stop the subject's vehicle, which continued to evade them onto Hillside Avenue and 245th Street in South Queens. There, it struck a ramp, causing minor front-end damage. The subject continued traveling westbound on Hillside Avenue, striking the rear of a civilian vehicle with two occupants. According to detectives, the passenger of that vehicle was transported to Long Island Jewish Hospital, complaining of pain and having sustained several minor injuries. Meanwhile, the subject continued westbound on Hillside Avenue, where he was last observed by police.

An investigation is ongoing. Detectives describe the subject as "male, Indian," in his thirties, wearing a black jacket, black hat and glasses. Anyone with information pertaining to the incident is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-244-TIPS.