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Police officer turns bank robber

  • 02-09-2004 11:01pm
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    The world is getting more weird as each year goes by.

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    ATLANTA (Reuters) - An Atlanta policeman has confessed to a string of armed bank robberies in the Southern U.S. city, according to the FBI.


    Stanley Street, a 17-year veteran of the city police department, admitted to FBI agents this week that he robbed three Wachovia bank branches at gunpoint this summer, FBI agent Chad Fitzgerald said in a written statement in federal court in Atlanta on Wednesday.


    Street, who took about $90,000 (50,000 pounds) and threatened to kill bank employees during his heists, said he needed money to support his 6-year-old daughter and pay the staff of his private security firm.


    He was tripped up after a Wachovia customer observed him getting into a car following a bank robbery on Tuesday. The witness followed Street's car and telephoned the license plate number to a 911 operator.


    Street said he decided to rob Wachovia branches after discussing security procedures with bank staff.


Comments

  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 35,524 ✭✭✭✭Gordon


    Doesn't really surprise me. What does surprise me is the fact that he used his own car to commit the robbery.

    He'll go down well in jail.


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