FREMONT -- A masked man, with what police said appeared to be a
large assault rifle, held up a Fremont bank Monday afternoon,
ordering customers to the ground.  A witness from outside the
Wells Fargo Bank at 40982 Fremont Blvd. called police at about 5
p.m. to report the robbery, said police spokeswoman Geneva
Bosques.  Inside the bank, the armed suspect, who wore latex
gloves and a dark blue and white bandana over his face, pointed
a large gun and ordered everyone to the ground and demanded
money, Bosques said. He got away with an undisclosed amount of
cash.  "He concealed the components of the weapon that would
verify it was a replica but when we found it (the gun) later it
was determined to be a replica," Bosques said.  Witnesses
described the suspect as a black man in his 20s, about 5 feet 7
inches tall with a medium build wearing a dark-colored shirt and
dark-colored pants.  No one was injured.  When officers arrived
at the scene, they learned the suspect had already fled on foot,
Bosques said.  Shortly