why, first of all, why would not have people responding without weapons. that doesn t make any sense. we do know what french land there are armed personnel there. but that place oddly enough, we learned from ottawa last year not all nature land parks. do you think that changes now? which hope so wouldn t we have expected it those people have been threatened, they have had jihads on them, the way they were outspoken against islam, and directly targeting isis and those types of groups with their cartoon cartoons, you would think that we wouldn t have to be. now we need to put people over there. what did you make of the fact that it was so well planned out apparently that down to getaway
he still had the license plate number, which identified the car as stolen. it was later found abandoned in the same area as the other getaway cars, along a deserted road in south carolina. we told him how brave and how not brave it was. we re tickled to death that he helped us, but we didn t want him to get hurt. and luckily, he didn t. i don t think what i did was anything close to heroic. i just think it was, it was a civic duty, almost, to try to help catch these guys. the robbers didn t strike again until almost a year later, this time in myrtle beach, about 20 miles away. they always seemed to be one step ahead of law enforcement, and investigators were beginning to understand why. it was something they saw in a surveillance picture. for prosecutors and cops that work in bank robberies, not many robbers wear holsters, okay?
seat and just kicked it, kicked the gas and just shot by them as fast as i could. he still had the license plate number, which identified the car as stolen. it was later found abandoned in the same area as the other getaway cars, along a deserted road in south carolina. we told him how brave and how not brave it was. we re tickled to death that he helped us, but we didn t want him to get hurt. and luckily, he didn t. i don t think what i did was anything close to heroic. i just think it was, it was a civic duty, almost, to try to help catch these guys. the robbers didn t strike again until almost a year later, this time in myrtle beach, about 20 miles away. they always seemed to be one step ahead of law enforcement, and investigators were beginning to understand why. it was something they saw in a surveillance picture. for prosecutors and cops that
by now the thieves have hit a half a dozen banks. their total is take over $100,000. to further complicate the police search, witnesses report that instead of using getaway cars, the robbers are now using the city s massive subway system to escape. they often choose banks they rob based on proximity to subway stations. if robbing a bank isn t daring enough, once inside the underground, the robbers take another huge risk. some of the jobs they would enter the station over the turnstyle and jump onto the train tracks. the robbers run into the dark knowing that if a train comes, odds are they re adept enough to get out of its way. if you re familiar with the tracks, you can tell. it s dark down there and if you start seeing the lights. this place is the stand where you don t get hit with the
the gas and just shot by them as fast as i could. he still had the license plate number, which identified the car as stolen. it was later found abandoned in the same area as the other getaway cars, along a deserted road in south carolina. we told him how brave and how not brave it was. we re tickled to death that he helped us, but we didn t want him to get hurt. and luckily he didn t. i don t think anything i did was anything close to heroic. i just think it was, it was a civic duty, almost, to try to help catch these guys. the robbers didn t strike again until almost a year later, this time in myrtle beach about 20 miles away. they always seemed to be one step ahead of law enforcement. and investigators were beginning to understand why.