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female, 73, Albany Bank and Trust, Chicago IL, 5pm
** teller told her the bank was “closed”
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Robbing a bank is as simple as putting pen to paper. Here are actual demand notes used in successful and unsuccessful unarmed bank robberies - - accompanied by a photo of each robber and appended with details about the robbery itself.
= a successful robbery = an unsuccessful robberyDo It Yourself
Feeling lucky? Have the Random Bank Note Generator do the work.
female, 73, Albany Bank and Trust, Chicago IL, 5pm
** teller told her the bank was “closed”
male, 43, Wells Fargo Bank, Jacksonville FL, 1:20p
male, 48, Chase Bank, Toms River NJ, 2pm
** caught within hour at local hotel
female, 26, BB&T Bank, West Springfield VA, $1830
** caught two weeks later after crashing a stolen car into oncoming traffic
female, 26, Virginia Commerce Bank, Manassas VA, $1368
** first of two-robbery crime spree
male, 32, American Eagle Credit Union, East Hartford CT, $560
male, 28, Trustmark National Bank, Memphis TN, $6579
** suspect arrested after subsequent robbery 7 miles from bank
male, 42, Bank of America, Midland TX, 3:55p
* authorities matched surveillance to suspect’s facebook page
male, 46, First Convenience Bank (inside Kroger), Humble OH, $6000
* arrested next day on separate charge
Interesting article on how the FBI is working with local banks to deter robberies. What I found most surprising to read - even though I’d long believed this - was the following:
“Criminals take notes on trends. “When they get arrested, they go back to prison and they talk and they share notes. So when they come back out they say, ‘Hey hit XYZ bank next time because they don’t have” whatever it may be.”
