follow this on twitterThis is a robbery.
Put $2K in an envelope
and I will not discharge my weapon.
male, 23, Alpine Bank, Dillon CO, 2:45p
** suspect arrested 3 days later
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male, 23, Alpine Bank, Dillon CO, 2:45p
** suspect arrested 3 days later
male, 30s, TD Bank, Washington DC, 7:45p
** teller passed $450 with dye pack which started smoking outside, suspect threw away money and his wallet (!) in process
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
male, 38, Fidelity Bank, Enyon PA, 10:45a
** fingerprints on bank note traced
male, 39, Fifth Third Bank, Raleigh NC, $2600
male, 42, Bancorp, Litchfield CT, 2:00p
** Arrested the next day. Robber made 911 call minutes before as diversion.
Call was traced.
male, 20s, Chase Bank, Skokie IL, $1000
male, 20s, Pioneer Bank, Watervliet NY, $2000
male, 50s, SunTrust Bank, Atlanta GA
** placed box wrapped in electrical tape on counter; told teller box contained a bomb he could detonate by cellphone
