The fact that you've got R E P L I C A written on the side of your gun and I've got D E S E R T E A G L E .50 written on the side of mine...
lol
Oh the irony lol
Topic: British bank robber caught -- after customer realises his gun is fake (Read 718 times)
July 27, 2014, 12:51:46 AM
The robber can't even afford a real gun?
July 27, 2014, 12:42:30 AM
The fact that you've got R E P L I C A written on the side of your gun and I've got D E S E R T E A G L E .50 written on the side of mine...
lol
lol
July 27, 2014, 12:04:09 AM
I think this would qualify to be on "americas dumbest criminals" even though it happened in the UK.
This should be a show in the us
July 26, 2014, 11:54:36 PM
I think this would qualify to be on "americas dumbest criminals" even though it happened in the UK.
July 26, 2014, 11:37:03 PM
Nice fail from the robber.
July 26, 2014, 11:13:41 PM
Andrew Fernandez could have gotten away with his third bank robbery if it wasn’t for one extremely observant customer.
As Fernandez pointed a gun at the bank teller and demanded money, a customer realized his gun was a fake.
James Rowley, the customer, chased Fernandez out of the bank to the parking lot.
Rowley and his co-worker, who was waiting for him in the car outside, managed to detain Fernandez long enough for the police to come and arrest the would-be robber.
It turned out he was a suspect in two similar robberies.
Fernandez later pleaded guilty to the three crimes and was sentenced to life behind bars.
As for 34 year old Rowley, he received a Police Public Bravery Award, a Commendation and a £1,200 reward for his bravery.
As Fernandez pointed a gun at the bank teller and demanded money, a customer realized his gun was a fake.
James Rowley, the customer, chased Fernandez out of the bank to the parking lot.
Rowley and his co-worker, who was waiting for him in the car outside, managed to detain Fernandez long enough for the police to come and arrest the would-be robber.
It turned out he was a suspect in two similar robberies.
Fernandez later pleaded guilty to the three crimes and was sentenced to life behind bars.
As for 34 year old Rowley, he received a Police Public Bravery Award, a Commendation and a £1,200 reward for his bravery.
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