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male, 57, Liberty Bank, East Lyme CT, 2:22p
** dye packs given to bandit; arrested two days later.
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male, 57, Liberty Bank, East Lyme CT, 2:22p
** dye packs given to bandit; arrested two days later.
male, 21, Citizens Bank, Coventry RI, “The Abercrombie Bandit”
** arrested a week later after robbing a bank in his home town of Warwick.
male, 37, Central Bank, Kansas City MO, 12:22p, $2700
** followed by bank employees. Bandit discarded jacket he wore during robbery, only to discover he left the stolen money in the pocket.
female, 35, PNC Bank, Clifton NJ, $760
** Note translated from Spanish. Arrested two weeks later during an attempt to rob a different PNC Bank branch located in Clifton
male, 36, Capital One Bank, New York NY
** arrested two robberies later in Las Vegas
male, 29, US Bank in Albertson’s Grocery, Silverdale WA, $2150
** arrested 3 days later
male, 30s, National City Bank, Massillion OH, 12:58p
female, 47, Wells Fargo Bank, Roseburg OR, “The Wrangler Bandit”
** Suspect escaped in a Jeep Wrangler
female, 35, Capital One Bank, Passiac NJ, $2700
** Note translated from Spanish.
male, 52, First Cornerstone Bank, Media PA, $7000
** passed note on ripped index card
