The method gives police hard time

Bankranere gets assigned a nickname in the big degree for their conduct and appearance. The last robber who now adorn the list of the Fbi's most wanted, is the much talked about "road bandit".

Page 28. last December, the alleged perpetrator have robbed at least seven banks in six states in the united STATES, according to a statement from the FBI office in Louisville Friday.

the Agency sees no way out, and turn now to the public in the hopes of getting identified the perpetrator. If he is not being included, fear the government enough a brekk in the near future, writes The New York Times.

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The "itinerant armed bandits" to have covered an area of over 3 200 miles, which equates to over 514 Norwegian mile, with their misdeeds, according to the american newspaper.

It all started 28. December of last year when he should have robbed the Capital Bank in Aventura, which is located approximately 3.2 miles north of Miami. He should then have gone ahead and robbed a bank in North Carolina, two in Tennessee - and anyone in the Alabama and Illinois. His last brekk should probably have taken place on Thursday in Price, Utah.

The suspect bankraneren is described as a man in the 40 - to 50-years, and the repeated ransmetoden his should be as follows:

- The suspect usually comes to the counter in the bank and presents a note which says that he requires money, and that he carries a weapon. Then leaves him the bank on foot after the heist is completed, informs the FBI.

- One step ahead of the police

Robert J. Louden, professor of criminal crime and homeland security at Georgian Court University in New Jersey, argued on Friday that the robber was always one step ahead of the police, and that they therefore struggled to get food to him. This on the basis of the vast terrain he operated in.

- People who repeat things are usually quickly taken, but the perpetrator repeats things in such a way that every single bank robbery is perceived as "new" in the new state, he frames, he said according to The New York Times.

With bankranene spread out between the several states, shall also have been difficult to draw attention to him, because there is not one newspaper that gets concentrated, according to the J. Louden.

"Straight Outta Dallas"

In the hope to get caught man, the FBI on Friday released seven pictures of the robber taken with multiple cameras. These included the one image where he is wearing a T-shirt that says "Straight Outta Dallas".

It is currently uncertain whether this may have a link to the home his.

Jim Marshall, spokesman for the Fbi's office in Miami, says that no people have been injured in the robberies. But bankraneren be described as "armed and dangerous"

Marshall shall further not have wanted to comment on the questions about how much money the "traveling-armed bandit" probably should have looted to the seven bankranene, writes The New York Times.

Get criticism

Given the wide use of cameras in public streets, traffic lights, tollstasjoner and other public rooms in the vicinity of the banks robberies have taken place, how has no one managed to apprehend the "itinerant bandit" yet?

Robert D. McCrie, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in the united STATES, believe the answer lies in the priority of the FBI.

- In contrast to other requirements they have set themselves, as, for example, to take up espionage and other problems related to the cold war, the agency has discouraged his focus on the bank robbery since 1980, he said Friday, according to The New York Times, and the la to:

- a Routine bank robbery is certainly not of great importance anymore.

But professor J. Louden is on their side, is sure that the bandit will be taken to the end. He speculates that he probably already has a criminal record, and that it can help the investigation with the identification when the suspect is apprehended.

They take him. It is almost impossible for some to remain hidden forever without getting caught, he stated.

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