Takeover robbery

Goduckies

Always worried about this when I was in banking... yikes..

https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/06/us/wells-fargo-hostage-situation-st-cloud-minnesota/index.html

Sledog

That's why police are trained not let a bank Robert run back into the bank once he's outside.

RaceBannon

Good old Minnesota

http://twitter.com/ChrisDornerFan1/status/1390490370404851713?s=19

SFGbob

The woman in red appears to have eaten the bank robber. Everyone can go home now.

PurpleThrobber

Banks are actually pretty shitty places to rob

Armored trucks are where the real money is at.

Pitchfork51

PurpleThrobber said:

Banks are actually pretty shitty places to rob

Armored trucks are where the real money is at.

Frankly robbing is super dumb nowadays. Cybercrime is a hell of a lot easier than shaking down dipshits at the corner.

RaceBannon

PurpleThrobber said:

Banks are actually pretty shitty places to rob

Armored trucks are where the real money is at.

Banks are no longer where the money is

Anything in a branch is in an ATM or a cash dispenser the teller can't open

Goduckies

Not exactly true... I had access to 400k in cash a day... and we were a small branch....the issue is with note robberies you will only get a few thousand as they have protections for those. And takeovers you usually won't get away with those and the cops will come before you are done.