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male, 31, US Bank, St. Paul MN, $1824
** two-sided note
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male, 31, US Bank, St. Paul MN, $1824
** two-sided note
male, 44, Umpqua Bank, Grants Pass OR, $1849
** caught 24 hours later, local resident
male, 31, TD Banknorth, Bangor ME, $1200
** the final in the series - arrested in motel (in his home town) 3 days later
male, 31, Webster Bank, Wethersfield CT, $3300
** second in a series of 3 - much more explicit than previous note - this was also robber’s home town (!)
male, 31, Dime Bank, New London CT, $3,131
** first in a series of 3 - the remaining robberies show substantial note revisions
male, 29, Sun Trust Bank, Waynesboro VA, $727
** Wearing ‘dreadlock’ disguise. Caught 34 hours later.
male, 40, Commerce Bank, Wichita KS, “The Apologetic Robber”
** turned himself in after surveillance photo released
male, 20s, RBC Centura Bank, Clayton County GA, 11a
male, 49, Apple Bank, Flushing NY $1085
male, 30s, Capital One, Brooklyn NY 2:45p
