when was the first bank robbery commited in the USA?
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September 1, 1798...$162,821 was taken from vaults of the Bank of Pennsylvania at Carpenters' Hall, pretty large sum for the time.
896774
hard core bank robbery...the big one!
226956
The very first cave was constructed, ironically enough, by a man named Estaban Cave (he named it after himself.)  He dug a hole into a wall of rock and dirt near Madrid, Spain and afterwards he hid in there for nearly 4 years after dreaming he robbed a bank.
40469
Probably New York in 1845.  Boston makes the claim but it is disputed.  Check policeguide.com for pictures of the 1st NY and Boston police badges.  They have a search box on every page and you can search New York badges.  Hope this helps.
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Use proper English if you want people to help understand you. IF you don't give details, how do you expect someone to help you. I bet you are one of those who claim to have a large bank account frozen so you can transfer the money into a open account in the US to rob someone. Old trick. Give it up. They are not that many stupid people here.
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Well, let me tell you.  On March 27, 2006, I was robbed at gunpoint at my front door.( I am a female)   It was about 10:15pm, I approached my front door, had my keys out, looked over my right shoulder, and saw someone dressed in black, crouched down near my neighbors van.  I couldn't get in my door fast enough.  He came up to me, and I noticed he had a ski mask on and had a gun.  He demanded my purse.  I had a tote bag in my hand, which had my work clothes in it, and he thought that was my purse. He took it. He demanded I empty my pockets, he said it was all about the money and he was looking for cash, and that he wasn't going to hurt me. He noticed my diamond engagement ring, and wedding band, and demanded I give them to him. So, of course, I did. He then ran.  He was never caught.  THIS, is the scariest situation I have EVER been in.  I will NEVER be the same after that incident.   ( I live in Northeastern Ohio)
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1833. "On the night of Nov.12, 1833, gamblers, thieves and other assorted sinners along the east coast of the United States traded in the instruments of their debauchery in exchange for prayerbooks, so sure were they that the end was near. The stars were falling from the sky; certainly, they must have thought the earthly world was doomed."
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A person commits robbery when he steals, and immediately before or at the time of doing so and in order to do so, uses force or the threat of force, or seeks to put any person in fear of there and then being subjected to force.\n\nThe short definition is 'theft with violence'\n\nI don't know how many people would admit to crimes they did not commit but the definition given above is correct.
921243
bank of america takes out $10. It also depends on the wealth of the city. If it is a poor city then they usually have smaller denominations.
599649
you didnt really rob the bank...or are you really this stupid to announce it on the internet?
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For as long as there have been criminals. I believe the first was Cain.
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I think you might be confusing robbery with theft or maybe shoplifting.  If you are unsure, find out because robbery is much more serious.  \n\nIf it is theft then it varies from one place to another, but it usually would be a misdemeanor in most places.  \n\nNow, if we are talking about robbery it is usually a felony.  If a weapon was involved, or if someone was injured, then it would DEFINITELY be a felony.\n\nKeep in mind, the dollar amount is not the only determing factor of what it is, misdemeanor or felony.
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Anywhere a crime has been committed.
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"Who was the banker that purchased Carnegie's steel intrest?"\n\nThe quick answer to your question is "John Pierpont Morgan (Banker) in a deal worth about $250 million concluded with the formation of U.S. Steel Corporation on March 2, 1901."\n\nI can't possibly be doing your homework for you since this information is very easily found on the Internet.
327286
Rob a bank..then take the money and by a ticket from a scalper.
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Well there's the whole 'it's illegal' side of things. There's also the fact that you can then stretch that argument to any crime not hurting other people. But another key argument is that if you let bank robbers off, it'll encourage more of them to do it. And when you have panicked people wielding guns trying to get money, it would only be a (short) amount of time before someone did get seriously hurt.
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Why, you planning on robbing an ATM machine?  Just kidding.\n\nOne thing I love about ATMs is you can get cash anywhere, you don't have to wait long lines to see a teller, and you can withdraw or deposite on ATMs.  There are drive-thrus available as well.  =)