A woman who is suspected of robbing ten banks was arrested at a traffic stop after a police officer found notes she would use during the heists. Dana Campbell, 37, was recognized by employees at a supermarket bank in Arlington who saw her on wanted posters. The suspect, who became known as the 'Black Hoodie Bandit' after 10 bank robberies, quickly left the store, though she was wanted for oustanding traffic warrants and police were able to pull her over. An officer who searched her jacket during the stop found a note that said 'This is a robbery. I don’t want to hurt anyone.' Dana Campbell,  37, was arrested for a string of bank robberies after she was recognized at a supermarket and a note was found in her car that said 'This is a bank robbery' Campbell, dubbed the Black Hoodie Bandit by the FBI, would wear gloves, sunglasses and a leather purse during her suspected heists. Similar items were found in her car this week . An officer who searched her jacket during the stop found a note that said 'This is a robbery. I don’t want to hurt anyone,' according to a news release from the FBI. The discovery led to a warrant that uncovered another note that the suspect who allegedly pass to tellers and a ledger with the names of banks  robbed since November 2014, according to a news release from the FBI. She was also wanted for outstanding traffic tickets, according to the Dallas Morning News. Dates in the book corresponded to when the banks were robbed. Sunglasses, gloves and a leather purse, which featured prominently in the ten robberies, were also found. Campbell was recognized by employees at First Convenience Bank at an Arlington Kroger supermarket on Monday before she quickly hurried out of the store. The suspected robber was caught after stills from video footage were circulated. She would hand tellers notes informing them that their bank was being robbed . Campbell is thought to have robbed ten banks since November of last year, nine of which were First Convenience banks (file photo) She was previously recognized by a customer earlier this month who asked 'Are you the one who has been robbing all the banks?' before Campbell allegedly the bank. The suspect is thought to have robbed nine First Convenience Bank branches and one Woodforest National Bank in six north Texas cities. She has a previous arrest in 2012 for a theft of more than $500, according to I on Mesquite. Campbell has a preliminary and detention hearing set for April 1. The FBI says she faces a maximum penalty of 20 years and a $250,000 fine. No one was every physically injured in her robberies. The suspected robber was arrested after  employees at a bank in an Arlington Krogers supermarket recognized her after wanted posters were put up following a string of robberies at the stores (pictured)
Dana Campbell, 37, recognized by employees at supermarket bank . Suspect is thought to have robbed ten banks since November last year . She quickly left store, but was pulled over for outstanding traffic warrants . Note in her jacket said 'This is a robbery. I don’t want to hurt anyone'