Give me all the money.

male, 34, TCF Bank, Maplewood MN, $3001
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** Note written on an anniversary card. Suspect was given GPS device inside a $200 banded stack.
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male, 34, TCF Bank, Maplewood MN, $3001
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** Note written on an anniversary card. Suspect was given GPS device inside a $200 banded stack.

male, 52, Key Bank, Aurora CO, 1:58p, “the H1N1 Bandit”
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** suspect got spooked and left bank; arrested in his car outside. Earned nickname
from prev heist wearing a scarf over his face and telling the teller he had H1N1.

male, 37, US Bank, Bedford OH, $1250
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** arrested 1 month later through anonymous tip

male, 31, TD Banknorth, Bangor ME, $1200
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** the final in the series - arrested in motel (in his home town) 3 days later

male, 31, Dime Bank, New London CT, $3,131
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** first in a series of 3 - the remaining robberies show substantial note revisions