Excerpted from an article abt a bank robbery which appeared in the irish times on 2nd march 1999?
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BEST I'VE READ SO FAR, I NEEDED THAT LAUGH!
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Why did the Doe go to the bank?\n\nShe heard there was a lot of Bucks there.
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Bank robber - that's where the money is.
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A freelance cameraman named David Crockett is who you're thinking of.\n\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/may/19/newsid_2511000/2511133.stm
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Yes, and modern societies have taken revenge out of the hands of the person affected and placed the responsibility in the hands of the courts, so that when someone is robbed, the person wants revenge, and gets it when the robber is sentenced to prison. Prison is the "revenge"--it is a more civilized system than letting the two fight it out.
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ARMED robbery is more serious than robbery or fraud. \nFraud is one way to commit robbery. No difference.
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Try this link:\nhttp://www.thetimes100.co.uk/
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I read in the Philadelphia Inquirer @ 10 years ago where a guy held up a bank and wrote his demands on the back of his own check receipt.
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White collar theft , especially against the crown is considered  too high a crime in my books. I mean why didn't Prescott go to jail when he didn't pay his council tax? As for road deaths the law is being changed and not soon enough.
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There is a crime happening as I write this answer. There is no way to keep an exact and up to the minute data on this.
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The story of this thing was told to me years upon years ago by my grandfather--and I do not remember how the exact thing goes-- but it was some type of scam that was popular back in the early 1900's -- It had something to do with a bait and switch scheme--whereby an individual put up a certain amount of money into a kind of slush fund thing (supposedly) and the money(the people running the scam had quite a bit of it to show the mark) went into a bag and the bag got shifted around a lot and then the individual who was being scammed was left with the bag (supposedly with everyone's money) while the others went to make some kind of deal-----only thing is---they never come back-- and the person waiting---learns very soon that the bag he is holding has nothing but worthless paper in it--- hence-- he is left holding not much more than the bag ---
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about 2 years ago then this one sounds right\nhttp://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,20867,11246059-27652,00.html\n\nhope that helps
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What are you talking about?  What article? What crime? Where?  When?
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Stealing some jewellery. A bracelet i think
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NYTimes did it 1999/06/10
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Here is the website: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_pictures/4759980.stm
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To constitute the crime of bank robbery, three ingredients are necessary: \n\nFirst, a felonious intent, or animua furandi; \nsecondly, some degree of violence, or putting in fear; \nthirdly, a taking from a person to another. \n\nHere if somebody stole a pen then two ingredients may be fulfilled 1.intention 2. taking from the person so without the third element i.e. violence and putting the other person in fear, this act would not be classed as a "Bank Robbery". But if that pen is taken with some violence and fear then even a pen stoling would constitute a "Bank Robbery"