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male, 28, Key Bank, Park City CO, $3600
** captured 3 hours later; id’d from surveillance photo
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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
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male, 28, Key Bank, Park City CO, $3600
** captured 3 hours later; id’d from surveillance photo
male, 44, City National Bank, Beaver NC, $5975
** suspect turned himself in
male, 46, Wells Fargo Bank, Rutherford NJ, $1099
** serial bandit; turned himself in after 5th NJ robbery
male, 25-35, TCF Bank, Lakewood CO, 9am, “The Blessings Bandit”
male, 30s, People’s Bank, Southington CT, 11:20a
male, 30s, US Bank, Dayton OH, 10am
male, 33, Evansville Diamond Valley Credit Union, $6200
** suspect’s wife drove the getaway car; suspects caught in subsequent robbery where dye pack exploded while driving. All the banks robbed were located near highways, and after each robbery the couple would drive to another state
male, 20, Penobscot County Federal Credit Union, Bangor ME, $1000
** suspect arrested the next day at a local Burger King
male, 30s, CitiBank, Rockville Center NY, 2:55p
** suspect fled after teller walked away
male, 20s, Fifth Third Bank, Dearborn MI, 5:47pm
** on the other side of the note it said: “This is a robbery! Do not hit the silent alarm or I will shoot everyone look at me.”
