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this post was submitted on 17 Sep 2023
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I've heard that the success rate of bank robberies is far under reported.
Yes, but it's misleading. Most bank robbers get cash from the tellers, and not even all of them. You might clear 10k on a really good score. It's a lot of risk for little reward. You'd have better success with insurance fraud.
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