A Florida man who spent a decade behind bars for robbing banks while disguised as an elderly person was busted for allegedly committing the same crime 10 years later - in a similar getup.

St. Petersburg local David Sartin, Jr., 40, was nabbed by the feds for allegedly robbing two Sunshine State banks earlier this year while wearing a prosthetic  old man  mask, the US Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Florida announced last Friday.

Sartin is accused of robbing a bank in Largo on Aug. 24 and then another in his hometown on Sept. 15, according to the criminal complaint.

4 David Sartin, Jr., 40, is accused robbing two Florida banks earlier this year while wearing a prosthetic  old man  mask. Justice.gov

During both heists, Sartin allegedly approached the teller counter wearing the  old man  disguise and demanded money without dye packs, the US Attorney's Office said.

4 Sartin previously posed with an old-man mask in an undated photo provided by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Florida. Justice.gov

In the first robbery, investigators determined Sartin arrived at a nearby gas station and drove through the surrounding area before he parked, switched to a bicycle and approached the bank.

After demanding cash, he got away with $2,900 and eerily said  until we meet again,  according to the criminal complaint.

Sartin then fled on his bicycle before getting in his vehicle and speeding away, the feds alleged.

4 Investigators found Sartin's elderly man disguise during a search of his home and storage shed. Justice.gov

Surveillance footage spotted a vehicle leaving Sartin's home prior to the second robbery and returning sometime. A white man resembling the serial thief was captured unloading a bicycle, prosecutors alleged.

Sartin made off with $2,554, according to the criminal complaint.

The following day, investigators saw Sartin spray paint the car's white roof black.

Investigators found a bike, blue suit and black bag during a search of his home which resembled items used during the first robbery, the US Attorney's Office said.

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