Detroit Bank Holdup

You guys have been far to serious lately. Click on this surveillance tape of a Detroit bank holdup and get a real belly laugh! As a retired Detroit copper, I think I might be able to say, "been there, done that."
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Talk about your Keystone Cops! That couldn't have been funnier if it were staged. How embarrassing. LOL!

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Originally Posted by Jimaz

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Talk about your Keystone Cops! That couldn't have been funnier if it were staged. How embarrassing. LOL!

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Ummmmm.... It was staged. Back in 2007.

http://www.snopes.com/photos/adverti...ankrobbery.asp

You are correct. It's still hilarious.

That's not Detroit and it was fake. Funny though

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Originally Posted by Packman41

Ummmmm.... It was staged. Back in 2007.

http://www.snopes.com/photos/adverti...ankrobbery.asp

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Not only that, its not Detroit. Those are not City, County, or State patrol cars.

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Originally Posted by DetroitPlanner

Not only that, its not Detroit. Those are not City, County, or State patrol cars.

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Exactly! I've received this from several people as an email forward. No one bothers to fact check things like this. So annoying.

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Originally Posted by Ray1936

You guys have been far to serious lately. Click on this surveillance tape of a Detroit bank holdup and get a real belly laugh!

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Well, THAT went well, didn't it?

Sad story: My cousin is a teller at a bank on Jefferson. The first time she was held up she was terrified, and had to take a couple of days off of work.

Umpteen holdups [[and attempted holdups) later, she finds it more annoying than anything else, as you have to do a whole bunch of paperwork.

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Originally Posted by JBMcB

Sad story: My cousin is a teller at a bank on Jefferson. The first time she was held up she was terrified, and had to take a couple of days off of work.

Umpteen holdups [[and attempted holdups) later, she finds it more annoying than anything else, as you have to do a whole bunch of paperwork.

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The recent story of the twelve year old boy who broke into and nearly robbed the bank....who stole a bike to get him to the crime! ! And they're debating whether to charge him for this crime!!! Yes, charge him. He needs to learn that there are consequences for his actions in life. Next time he'll find a weapon, and an innocent victim will result. Now, how they incarcerate him is a different story. Send him to one of those U.P. Camps, where he'll be out of his normal element, receive mentoring and tough love. He'll get into a few 'fair fights', learn the value of close, real friendship, how to work hard and honestly....and hopefully come out of this mistake a better person. Right now, it seems like a cute, innocent little mischievous act by a child, but if not handled properly, he'll turn into another criminal statistic. My spin.

^^^His parents should be behind bars!

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Originally Posted by DetroitPlanner

Not only that, its not Detroit. Those are not City, County, or State patrol cars.

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They couldn't be Detroit cops. They showed up...:)

It's almost like a scene from Trailer Park Boys. I know one of them just has to be Officer George Green.