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| author | davsol |
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| author | cryptoandcoffee |
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| json_metadata | "{"app":"musing/1.1","appTags":["Question",""],"appCategory":"Question","appTitle":"What was the strangest way a criminal was caught?","appBody":"<p>I can remember a criminal robbing a bank with his work clothes on. The surveillance camera picked up a name tag and the company he worked for.</p><p>An oversight and the height of stupidity. He was found at his place of work where his name tag stated.</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"fkdu6cq3q","appParentAuthor":"davsol","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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| author | jolasol819 |
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| permlink | f3g36aw3w |
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| json_metadata | "{"app":"musing/1.1","appTags":["Question",""],"appCategory":"Question","appTitle":"What was the strangest way a criminal was caught?","appBody":"<p>On a chilly winter morning in Texas individuals woke up to find that it had snowed… in Texas! Well one property holder had a less lovely shock, somebody had broken into his home and stolen various things. He called the police who analyzed the broken window and the impressions left in the snow. They pursued the impressions down the road and to the front entryway of a neighbor's home. The neighbor was distinguished, addressed and captured. At the preliminary he asked that the judge toss out the case in light of the fact that, being a Texas local, how was he expected to realize that impressions we're so effectively followed in snow. </p><p>This one occurred in Southern California where a companion of mine worked in his dad's firearm store. They had been woken up in the early morning on the grounds that their showcase case caution at the store had gone off and alarmed the police. Officers were en route to the shop and my companion got in his vehicle to go meet them. As he's driving his brain is hustling through every one of the conceivable outcomes of how somebody could have broken into the shop. Every one of the windows had bars and there was a steel entryway they shut over the front entryway and anchored with an arrangement 5200 hard core bolt. The secondary passage was made of overwhelming steel and the building itself had rebar authorized solid dividers with block outside. It turns out the interloper had scaled on the rooftop and got entrance through the cooling conduits. He dropped in through the roof, crushed the presentation case, got a bundle of shoddy guns at that point understood his solitary way out was through a gap in the roof that he couldn't reach. Anyway that didn't dissuade this criminal genius, he pushed another presentation case under the gap to remain on, deserting two completely impeccable imprints on the showcase glass. Getting out was still not as simple as he had trusted anyway as his loose gangsta' pants got captured on the harmed ventilation work. No issue however, with the cash he'd get from moving these weapons he could purchase new jeans. So he fixed his belt, slid out if his jeans and influenced a clean to escape. The police recuperated the jeans and found the folks wallet ID still in the pocket alongside the name of his group and the names of all his homies composed on the belt. </p><p>This one occurred at a bank I was working for in New Mexico. Two folks concluded that they would take the drive-through ATM machine, take it home and air out it. They upheld their truck up to the machine and joined a chain around it and around the guard of the truck. One of the security includes on an ATM is a camera framework which records everybody who strolls up to the machine, it doesn't make a difference on the off chance that you really put you card in and make an exchange the ATM can record in any case. So the ATM video caught all the work these two did, without veils and with the tag of the truck truly directly before the camera. Obviously that wasn't generally essential since when they attempted to yank the ATM out of the ground the chain rather ripped the guard off. At the point when the police arrived the guard, with tag still connected, was laying on the ground still fastened to the ATM.</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"fkdu6cq3q","appParentAuthor":"davsol","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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| author | palemos |
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| json_metadata | "{"app":"musing/1.1","appTags":["Question",""],"appCategory":"Question","appTitle":"What was the strangest way a criminal was caught?","appBody":"<p>Alright, this in all probability is a long way from being the most interesting way a criminal had been gotten, however it is one of the main individual encounters I can share. What happened just demonstrates how silly and senseless lawbreakers truly are. I surmise if a man was keen, or had presence of mind; they would not be out infringing upon the law. I am not saying since somebody oversteps the law and is gotten, essentially makes them idiotic. Some savvy, great individuals, commit errors as well. I realize I have made my own. It appears we group canny individuals that escape with infringing upon laws as geniuses in any case. Driving forces are not customary offenders, and hoodlums for the most part are not brains. Back to the point now. My new parents possessed a vehicle electronic and home performance center store, for a long time. My dad was a dedicated, astute, effective specialist. We had numerous pleasant things, and conveyed top notch gear, as we were a little mama and pop store. We couldn't stand to contend with the huge markdown box stores. Hence, we gave a more pleasant line of products, and gave particular establishments and administrations. Our particular introduces and administrations, was our provider. We utilized a particularly talented man; who was profoundly canny, creative, keen, and gifted. In any case, his two drawbacks were; requesting abundance parts, and losing his ring of keys. This was a rehashed cycle and furthermore why he requested such a large number of parts. He continually lost things, left them at clients houses, and just couldn't recollect what he did with the part canisters. Since, he couldn't depend on not securing his keys in the work van, or losing them by and large he would stop it and abandon it opened. This was the vehicle, we used to; transport home theater gear, costly devices, and all the fundamental; connectors, wires, ropes, connectors, screws, fasteners, and so forth. One night while the van was stopped behind our shop, a high school kid chose to experience the van and take some stuff. It was promptly seen the following morning, amazingly by our distracted representative. My father had me run outside with the representative; and take stock of the vans substance, so we could make a rundown out of everything missing. At the point when the representative and myself was checking the van, my dad called the police to document a report. He was educated since we had officially contacted the van and its substance, that it was suggested he enable no different representatives or himself to contact whatever else, and whatever the neglectful worker and myself discovered missing to show it. They would dispatch an officer soon, to come look at the report and start an examination. Obviously like I expressed previously, my dad was shrewd and we were at that point taking stock. When, the cop showed up we had effectively completed the rundown and as of now realized who submitted the burglary. We made his activity and examination to a great degree simple and he was appreciative. We were feeling the loss of; a bunch of HDMI's, one fiber optic link, and a blueray player that retailed at $350. No of the top of the line speakers or beneficiaries; that retailed for a large number of dollars, or the $7,500 extra large television. Shockingly, the cheat took so little when he could have scored a great deal more! The greater part of you, presumably are pondering, how we figured out how to recognize the hoodlum. No it was anything but a worker, past or current, no we didn't have cameras empowering somebody to recognize them. \"Things being what they are, how,\" you might ponder? All things considered, this punkass of a young person, had dropped his drivers permit within the van and did not understand it! We had an image, name, and address of the criminal; astounding! Most circumstances it by and large isn't so oversimplified. We as a whole giggled and kidded with the cop about how it; \"takes a genuine scientific genius, to carry out a wrongdoing clearly.\" Once the police reached the guilty party; he at first denied all allegations, and even endeavored to report his permit stolen. He guaranteed he was unmindful and now just, acknowledging he lost it due to the telephone call by them. Obviously, the agents were not so effortlessly persuaded; but rather did not pry further, for they had no other proof, beside the overlooked permit. When the news broke inside his family, his mom was talking about the end result for her child with her dad. Her dad was a well off and regarded individual in our town. This present child's mom, was not conversing with her dad, about inclination disgrace or frustration in her child. She was requesting that her dad call the business; converse with the proprietors, request pardoning, pay for the mix-up, and argue for them to drop the charges. She didn't need her child having charges, destroying his future as he would graduate and applying to universities soon. Irate with his grandson, he consented to satisfy his little girls wishes, until the point that he discovered what business it was. This present child's granddad happened to be a long-lasting companion and client to my dad. He was embarrassed and humiliated by his family, his girl's absence of consideration, and was excessively sorry for having done nothing. He asked for my father not drop the charges and to give, \"the little numb nuts a chance to take in his exercise;\" as he was a ruined single kid, and grandkid, he had no compelling reason to take, as the entirety of his needs were given. At last, the child returned all that he stole, and my father dropped the charges. This must be the silliest way a criminal was gotten, that I am aware of at any rate.</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"fkdu6cq3q","appParentAuthor":"davsol","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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| author | pavillion |
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| json_metadata | "{"app":"musing/1.1","appTags":["Question",""],"appCategory":"Question","appTitle":"What was the strangest way a criminal was caught?","appBody":"<p>First day I connected to England. I went alone. Flight time was 15 hours from Colombo to Heathrow </p><p>From Heathrow I expected to go Sheffield where I going to remain. </p><p>Arrived London 12.55 pm and National Express transport is at 7.00 pm to go Sheffield. So expected to hold up 6 hours in cloud country with darken people and those days I'm crap in conveying in English . </p><p>No wireless or sim that can work in UK. OOooops.. </p><p>Called ( call corner) my buddy who suggested pick me from Sheffield trade ( his compact is off , yet he knew the time I arrive Sheffield)..I was sweating completely open to the harshe components. </p><p>Every 1 hour I go outside ( for a smoke) of terminal and return . By then security guardians and development officers found my show is bizarre so they took me to a room and looked for good 50 mins. After I show my vehicle ticket they released me. This event made my unnerving measurement from 50 to 999999 </p><p>Finally transport met up at 6.45 . Get in the vehicle yet in the meantime had no contact with my buddy who going to pick me at midnight . </p><p>I would cry considering if he is missing at exchange what will I do in a dark city with relatively 60kg of stuff ?? ( no, I didn't have his area with me. ) </p><p>Finally transport took swing to Sheffield Interchange and I saw my buddy from the window sitting tight for me . </p><p>Seeing my buddy is accessible at the exchange started my circulatory system back to commonplace. In any case, it was a startling 10 hours , may be scariest scene I looked in England and its the central day I met up there.</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"fkdu6cq3q","appParentAuthor":"davsol","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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| author | timsol1990 |
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| json_metadata | "{"app":"musing/1.1","appTags":["Question",""],"appCategory":"Question","appTitle":"What was the strangest way a criminal was caught?","appBody":"<p>My most cherished was the individual in France who exploited a bank. He got a gun and one of those dim packs that experts used to pass on, put the weapon inside, and went to the bank. </p><p>At the teller's counter, he opened the sack, took out the weapon, asked for everyone to lie on the floor, and exhorted the teller to put all the money in her cupboard inside the pack, which she did. </p><p>By then - you likely gotten it - he set the weapon back secured, close it down, and started to exit. I don't realize how far he got before everyone out of the blue recognized \"Hi, he doesn't have a gun any more\", yet he irrefutably didn't make it out of the bank. ;- ) </p><p>Second best decision: A man burglarized a Wells Fargo bank. He went into the bank and took one of the unmistakable store slips that banks used in pre-ATM days, and made his stick-up note on it. It was a clamoring day, and there was a long line up at the wicket. He ended up tired of delaying, and picked he may have better fortunes at the Bank of America over the street. </p><p>When he gave the BoA teller the stick-up note, she quickly comprehended that she wasn't dealing with the most awe inspiring globule on the Christmas tree (hi, 'tis the season right now), and she let him know \"I'm miserable, sir, this is a Wells Fargo stick-up note. You'll have to use a Bank of America note to make a withdrawal.\" </p><p>He expressed profound gratitude to her and left, probably to some degree confounded. </p><p>Right when the cops arrived and she uncovered to them the story, they just looked another like \"Naw, it couldn't be that straightforward. Might it have the capacity to?\" </p><p>It was. The cops and the teller walked around the way to the Wells Fargo branch, where the possible stick-up skilled worker was at the same time holding up tranquilly in line. </p><p>Okay, one more, from Western Canada. The underlying two, I read about, anyway I consider this one direct (well, second-hand); I heard it from a bank laborer who was an incredible bank when the thievery occurred. </p><p>Individual goes in, centers a gun at the teller, grabs a bunch of money. Up until this point, standard stuff. </p><p>Two or three days sometime later, the teller is at lunch with a part of her related delegates, fusing one who worked in the advances division. Clearly, they spur her to describe the story. She wraps up by saying \"They shouldn't encounter any trouble getting the individual. He simply had one eye, and he had a massive scar down the right half of his face.\" </p><p>The advances officer basically dropped her fork. \"I know him!\" she yelled out. \"He was in seven days prior applying for a credit, and I turned him down. In spite of all that we have his development application on report!\" </p><p>They did. Name, address, date of birth, Social Insurance Number - everything with the exception of a photograph. </p><p>Okay, only thought of one more. </p><p>Back in the pre-Internet days, before direct store, ATMs, or Internet trades, supervisors issued a demanding paycheck to their specialists. This was a physical watch that you depended on to cash. </p><p>On payday, the bank would make a point to have stores of cash available to deal with the interest; bank criminals knew this, and would routinely time their robberies subject to the payday of the greatest neighborhood administrator. They would hit the bank at twelve, since that is when most customers would go to the bank and take out putting in real money for the week. This suggested the bank would need to bring the money out from the vault where it was expeditiously open. </p><p>One a player in felonious Einsteins hit a bank in Washington, DC at twelve on the administration payday, while every last one of those regulatory agents were in the bank to cash their checks. They neglected who truly works for the focal government. </p><p>The fact of the matter is out. The bank was FULL of FBI, DEA, ATF, and Secret Service administrators - every one of them outfitted.</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"fkdu6cq3q","appParentAuthor":"davsol","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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