A man being sought in North Carolina by the FBI has been dubbed the “Bad Wig Bandit” after hitting three banks near Charlotte in the past month disguised as a woman.

“In each robbery the suspect wore a different wig,” FBI Charlotte said.

And in at least one of the robberies he was wearing high heels, Fox 46 Charlotte reported.

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The bandit struck most recently on Wednesday when he hit two banks in a five-hour span, the FBI reported.

He struck a New Horizon Bank in Belmont in a long red wig and hooded jacket and then a Wells Fargo Bank in Gastonia in a black curly wig, the station reported.

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The other robbery took place on Dec. 13 at a BB&T bank in Huntersville.

The bandit had on a blonde wig in that heist, according to the FBI.

The FBI released surveillance images of the bandit that were taken at each bank.

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The FBI was assisting the Huntersville Police Department, the Belmont Police Department, and the Gastonia Police Department with this investigation.