More than likely. Your taxes at work😂

Worth it.

So what you're saying is they shouldn't pursue him for these crimes ?? If cost came into pursuing criminals where would our society be ??????

@@caseybailey2521 🤣Well….!

​@Daniel Wall, so how exactly do you value human life then?

Are you a FBI agent? Great observation.

I caught that too and I was like wtf...

The actress misspoke.

Well I turned out to be a criminal mastermind, but I always wanted to be a cab driver so there's that

@@ruinerfixxxer id swap places with you in a second, driving a cab is a living hell, im thinking of writing a book about it, and it would put a smile on a terminal cancer patient reading about my life

@@petejames1326 you've got control of your life. Pick up a trade. I lost everything at one point, started working construction, went back to school at 40 and got a degree in construction management and became a project manager. Now I own a business. You can do whatever you want to. Make moves

Cab drivers are always on the streets witnessing a lot of crimes. You can still help reporting. Get a walkie talkie

@@kamtarbol A walk-in talkie Where hav you been for the last 20 Years. 😂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👌👌

In this case legal advice wouldn't help . He shot a person that alone is like a life sentence so doesn't matter if he got a lawyer before he spoke or not

you'd also think they'd live a more austere life to not draw attention. all luck and training, no brains apparently.

Well in his case it wouldn't make an ounce of difference, He had detailed notes of the crimes and the amount stolen, the gun linked by ballistics to the crimes with matching ammunition to what he shot at every scene, matching disguises, matching vehicle in his wife name, etc. It's like when you played hide an seek as a kid and got away with a spot for so long that the seeker gave up, if that ever happened to you the likelihood of you explaining your spot and all the close encounters is likely because you know that it doesn't much matter anymore but it is funny to describe and take pride in your spot.

@@wahidjavid51 Dude... If you shoot someone that's all the more reason to get a lawyer lmao. Like wtf are you talking about? Doesn't matter what the crime is, getting a lawyer and having legal counsel ALWAYS helps. Sometimes they can find loopholes or things that can greatly help your case. It's all words, specifics, and tricks of the trade.

@@tritesy i know that bro and understand that . But some cases are just open and close you kill or shoot somneone theres no way out thats what i was saying

he was addicted

Damn really

92 years means 27yrs. 25 to life means 15yrs. 😆 America is funny.

@@dannyn.3539 not typically. America has no problem keeping inmates forever lol

Well, he never killed anyone.. yes, one person was shot but survived. He's learned his lesson.

@@dannyn.3539 The feds don't have parole anymore eliminated it in 94 you serve 85% . Although a lot were able to get released through the COVID 19 bill and right now they are attempting to bring some back into custody because it was only supposed to be a temporary release which obviously doesn't make any sense

Must've been an easy 200,000

Whats the case??

Cool...

Sweeet

Average tellers have 2g X 5-8 tellers max , time safes restrict access to that amount of cash. Wait time approx 35-45 mins

I know it's late but, most criminals are dumb and don't think they can ever get caught. That's why they think they are invincible and don't bother paying attention...

Queenstown! Merry xmas

Really! The dude stole almost one million dollars in cash and he used a credit card?

It is "criminals will be eventually caught."

@Eli Benda ha. The definition is to “inform on someone.” A snitch called in and snitched on the couple.

A snitch is a person involved in illegal activities and gives a statement, that nigga was just a civilian

naw naw yall got it all wrong the tattletale was a former jealous lover that was kicked off the team and they didn’t want to upset the lgbtq lettering community lol

Many such cases.

That’s usually how it goes

I'd have the same facial expression you do lol

Not the strangest thing tbh 😂 but yea still I’d be like tf....

The driver didn’t speed off. She was very disciplined.

@@piguy3280 duh

@@piguy3280 who Jeremy Dewitte lol

And Paediphiles child sex trafficking. Probably because the governments are involved. That’s why it goes on they are protected from the highest level.

K y s

@@beeftestosterone4355 ????

They’re too busy solving the murders of 4-13 year olds on the streets…

I thought it was funny...

I also thought so

I second John’s post. Like he wrote, it’s one of the first things that you are taught.

My uncle was a good man deep down, kids private school and the many charities he was committed to helping caused him to do a couple irrational things. Don't paint him as a monster

Same to you and your family!

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Thanks you guys💙💙

You too... Happy holidays!! ❤️

Thanks bud you too

lol

But at least they were able to stop him from potential murder

That's not the point, it's a protection of assets plan. If they didn't spend whatever it took to catch that bank robber (even if he only stole 20$) then that would jeopardize the entire banking system and embolden the ones that perpetrate them

FBI is 🚽 now. Enemy of the working class.

He couldn't stop because he depended on committing robberies at regular intervals for his income.

He was a heroin addict though

Dope and strippers make you do dumb shit. And they're expensive.

@@JadyGrudd and amazing

@@AUSTIN-ss2zd no he wasn’t look him up his motive was gambling addiction he never touched drugs or anything like that

That and if JMW had a little more awareness of the CCTV in that bank, and if he had varied his disguise . Overall , for drug addicts they were pretty smart.

@@jimbanda booze hounds

Exactly but he wont have called if the shootist didnt look dead in the camera though!

He was already making small mistakes as time went on he'd have maybe lasted another 2 years until he slipped up.

The tip was generated by the sketch and publicity. So let's be honest: while I'm not a fan of the FBI they did a good job catching these two.

☝️

Oh, I definitely thought you were going the "if it weren't for that meddling dog!" Route. (Scooby-Doo Reference just incase someone doesn't know.)

@@DeMarrJames "if it weren't for you meddling kids" **

He got greedy...

Fun fact he is actually free

A theif is a murderer.

And a 18 year old can legally kill people when in the military or police .. but have to wait till 21 to have a smoke or a drink when they’re feeling stressed or guilty about it-

Strange but it's true facts tho what a shame people value money over human life sad

You have just defined American values.

That makes a lot of sense now

Well fml

I definitely had my suspicions after they said they were burning through that $$.. I thought it had to be about drugs. There is literally no other reason they could blow through all that so quick without making big stupid purchases. I mean, I suppose they were still stupid purchases, but it wasn't like they were buying a litter of tiger cubs.

They just robbed a bank why would they leave the room. The man took up bowling and even hired a professional bowling coach and he won a couple amateur bowling tornaments they also bought a 350 thousand dollar house and he also spent alot of time in Vegas living it up and laundering his robber money. I don't think two people on herion would be as professional and sophisticated as he was. I think you should change your name to misinformed citizen.

@@zachariahjohnson8652 I mean this isn't even a disputed thing. There are more modern documentaries where they interview the man and he talks at length about how his heroin addiction.

Also, this guy literally hit every enhancement possible in the commission of a bank robbery .... threat of bodily harm or death (check) dangerous weapon (check) brandishing (check) discharging (check) monetary enhancements i.e. $20,000 = more time / $100,000 = more time, and so on and so on (check) actually SHOOTING someone! (check) .....this guy just said fcck it, big time....

@@PattyBandAidz factsssssss

Not easy at all in not so many words

The only reason they get caught is because their ego encourages them to do it again.

@@showbread9366 What I mean is that it's easy to commit the act itself, it's not easy to get away with ... in my own personal experience (which landed me 36 months in the BOP - otherwise known as "The feds") all I did was go in with a note, made them belive i had a weapon, and I was in and out in less than 3 minutes....did this 5 times before I was finally caught by the FBI ... my point is, anyone who is in bad enough shape to think about doing this, just DONT .. I promise you they will catch you

Even the bank securities are so damn high now. U can't just go with a revolver in there and make ppl terrified of u alone xD. The robber would be a fool to do that now xD.

@@lazywizard5353 Nowadays there's no need to leave your house to rob a bank. Hackers have stole billions sitting at home.

@@mikyhtx Yep, in late December last year someone stole over $600 million in crypto in one go using a simple exploit of code that was already in place within the system. Robbing a bank in person is spare change these days, not to mention much harder and more risky. That guy's thousands of crypto wallets and transactions he's using to launder the money are all publicly traceable, as all crypto wallets and transactions are, and yet it's still almost guaranteed that he'll get away with all of it.

@@mikyhtx Banks also don't have that much cash anymore. Too much risk for a small amount of cash.

Robbers are always snarter than the police

Intelligence... Integrity... Determination ! 😆 Jk he probably used those words on his bank application for words to describe yourself

That's because they only went to the cashiers wich have nothing. The vault and deposit boxes is where the paper at.

Cases like these are 9/10 solved by someone from the public otherwise the laws would never who it is nonetheless this dude was a robbery addict so getting busted was inevitable

We know they are such COWARDS

Agreed! That was a really stupid move, fuelled by impatience. 1. What motel in their right mind would have a maintenance guy knock on the door, for routine maintenance, of an occupied room? If you disturbed me for THAT, I'd be pissed! He should have been suspicious, and he blew it off anyway! At the very least, they should have faked an emergency, like a gas or water leak, and used an FBI agent. Or, cut the power and have HIM complain. If he took that hotel employee hostage, they would have looked really silly! 2. If they were that afraid of him, they knew somebody was in there. They should have just waited.

yeah.. the real criminals aren't really seeing any jail time and i wonder how many crimes go unsolved every year. plus they spent 8 years catching this guy. they probably spent more on salaries than this guy would have robbed in 10 lifetimes.

You got it. They are happy to cover for the people selling out our country. Patriots they're not!

Well if you ask career criminals they will tell you they only worry about the feds. Trump is just finding that out lmao.

@@joox7364 he claims he stole about $879,357 by the time he was arrested in 1994. That's more than ten years FBI salary today for a single agent but it's unlikely that they assigned anyone to work exclusively on that case for more than a short time.

@@chuckdavinci9044 plus the banks could be jumping the number for insurance purposes

He was only going for the drawers, not the vaults. Vaults are time consuming and increase chance of getting caught exponentially.

Go to your own bank and try to withdrawal even 6-7k they won’t have it and you’ll have to “schedule” a day to get it

He said he robbed 56 in total. The FBI only had 48 on him. Still a lot tho

They do.

He got cocky and started getting sloppy

A lot of hotels require a credit card

@@biggdoggmeech6469 not in the early 90's

Bank notes have a numerical code. Anytime it is circulated through a bank or Treasury dept it is logged. Hence the phrase money trail. That's why people try to launder their stolen money and why it takes time to launder it fully.

@@ezenoser7477 they laundered it at casinos.

wow ok #Cheers !

Out of the closet?

@@williamdougie6213 yeah and she left u inside

Wife is a lesbian?

@@masonldn8647 word it properly

This is the era of cameras, sir.

😂😂

They do.

@@kimchi2780 no joseph is right all 19000 employees of the FBI only investigate 1 crime at a time

Money is the result of normal people's lives sir.

@@BlueBeeThemeMusic That's all insured. And banks literally produce money out of thin air, money that never even existed until a bank actually lent it to someone, also known as the fiat system. Banks are just as criminal if not more so then these guys who stole a bit of it.

It’s all about money and nothing else.. that’s the world we live in

Well, he's no longer in prison, anyway. He's old and got covid last year so they released him for medical reasons.

For making the criminal justice system look like lousy fools

Shootist*

That's what I was thinking. After $300,000 just stop.

@@brandonduet7771 300k isnt nearly enough to retire off of. He should have just been a jewel thief. He could have been a multi millionaire in far less than 56 robberies.

How do YOU know that "most" quit after two?

lMarines are not very gifted with bright lightd

😆 that gave me a good chuckle

You’re just so smart

@@codymc9085 i appreciate bro🙏🏾!

Yeah.... I think drugs played a HUGE role.. They were caught in a dingy motel room. They were not splurging on luxury... They were getting higher than a MFer.

It’s another form of drugs/addiction they start to think they’re invincible like a cigarette smoker racing with cancer

Then why politicians don't stop being politicians?😀

But they can earn it.

Because they’d spend most of their energy on trying to find a fingerprint

Right...back in the day they used to take kids on a field trip to the police station to get finger printed. I know dam well the police kept and filed those prints too.

might be a simple thing to put some newskin over your fingertips.

A shootist...

You are right!!!! Bob was the tipster’s name.

They basically didn't solve anything lmfao

@@itsMaverickz 👍👍👍👍👍👍

It was the golden age for dirty cops

But definitely golden age for crime

That’s why he did two in one day when he hit the bank that slipped a dye can in the money bag. He thought to himself “who’s really gonna stop me if I go right across town and do the same thing” Wild times for sure

@@blackadam6445 yea just a fake mustache and you're good to go

@@wesjames6060 I would have 100% been doing this shit if I was born 100 years ago. Too easy to get away.

Hehe, good spot. I can only imagine what would've happened in real life if she actually would've called him by the real name.

He had two I.D. cards. He must have used the one with his real name at the hotel.

@@AVB2 or these actors are just ass 🤣

He’ll probably strike again soon Edit: he’s 70 now not sure if he’s as good as he was them 8 years.

@@ImALovelygirl_Dontbotherme cash is king

@@russcooke5671 cash is trash, buy crypto

@@MK-rk4no what with I am skint

@@russcooke5671 rob a bank mate.

can i write to him in admiration of his great skill? will he write a book about his career as the greatest bank robber in US history? where is he living now? did they give him a new identity?

@@petejames1326 greatest bank robber? think not this one is a frontrunner though he had a team to support him and not solo or a duo kzfaq.info/get/bejne/erSjoami0qeVhoE.html