This is why the FBI is in on the investigation.
PNC Robbery, Kidnapping. Listen to the scanner
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camily
Peace
Maybe he was asleep.? He was riding in a car and only one year old. I don't think a one year old would cry about a gun. Do they even know what a gun is?
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Whodunnit Dinner Murder Mystery
Location: Nanjemoy Community Center, 4375 Port Tobacco Road
Date: 10/4/2008
Time: 5:30 PM
Duration: 02:30
Guests will search for clues, interrogate suspects and solve WHODUNNIT. Open to adults age 18 and older. The resident registration fee is $20 (non-resident: $22). Reservations are required by September 24. Registration fee includes catered meal, show, and so much fun you might die laughing. Please arrive at 5:30pm.
For details or directions, call Nanjemoy Community Center at 301-246-9612 or 301-609-7639.
desertrat
0_0
I can see why they would think that if one perp was seen leaving CVS on foot. Also if they were planning on getting out of the county why would they drop the Tahoe South of the bank and meet up, I'm assuming, with the Black Nissan?
belvak
Happy Camper
Okay, just to add more for discussion...
From the SOMD Update article - Update on PNC Robbery - Southern Maryland Headline News
The abduction of the victim, LaToya Booth, 27, and her two children from their Lusby home occurred at approximately 6:15 a.m., according to the Calvert County Sheriff's Office.
The first 911 call in St. Marys for the abduction & bank robbery came in at 7:53 a.m.
Question: Why did it take an hour and a half to get from Lusby to the bank? Did they stop for breakfast?
From the SOMD Update article - Update on PNC Robbery - Southern Maryland Headline News
The abduction of the victim, LaToya Booth, 27, and her two children from their Lusby home occurred at approximately 6:15 a.m., according to the Calvert County Sheriff's Office.
The first 911 call in St. Marys for the abduction & bank robbery came in at 7:53 a.m.
Question: Why did it take an hour and a half to get from Lusby to the bank? Did they stop for breakfast?
camily
Peace
theArtistFormerlyKnownAs
Well-Known Member
belvak
Happy Camper
Bridge traffic.
I started to put that as my question instead of the "stop to get breakfast" thing!!
But, I really do wonder why it took so long.
glhs837
Power with Control
Doesnt say that, it says 1 1/2 hours from abduction to
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Time spent driving. Time spent explaining to her in front of the bank, time spent while she's in the bank explaining to co-worker whats up, time spent while they get the money, then more time while to coworker decides they are really gone and its safe to call.
cashncarry
New Member
Ummmm, maybe they weren't planning on getting out of the county at that particular moment. Wouldn't they have to go some place private (like home) to divy up the money? Go from CVS on 235 across Buck Hewitt Road to Chancellors Run Road to Great Mills Road, to Route 5 unless they were stopping off at home maybe on Pegg Road or some place close by. Any bank robber worth his salt would know that 235 North would be crawling with police and possibly road blocks. Take some little back roads and chill until the heat cools down. I know nothing and have no prior experience in such matters but am trying to think like a crook, which is not easy for me.
Penn
Dancing Up A Storm
That THERE was another possibility the deputy sheriff offered up, during our conversation. The fact that these guys might actually live here, in the local area.
cashncarry
New Member
3 day old fish
This whole story stinks to high heavens to me. For one thing if I were going to rob a bank I'd find out when the armoured trucks made their delivery and rob soon thereafter or rob on a pay day when additional monies would be available not on a Wednesday morning before the bank even opened. Since they were so well armed and staffed, why didn't they go into the bank and get what they wanted. Why was it necessary to send the manager and one kid inside to make the collection for them. Also I wouldn't be dragging a woman and a couple of kids along with me "for the ride". Nor would I drop them off at a school, which is located on a dead end road then drive back out on that same road past the crime scene then wait for the light to change to a left arrow turn signal to drive back out onto 235 to pick up the get-away car parked nearby to the south at the CVS. Just all sounds terribly stupid and too involved. I say for us locals, be aware of people spending lots of cash friviously, from Wal Mart, to department stores, to grocery stores, to liquor stores. God know I'd need a couple of drinks after all that! Oh and they will probably want to have a celebration party probably catered. They can afford it now. Remember as someone pointed out earlier the guy who robbed the Credit Union in Leonardtown a couple of years ago had the balls or stupidity to try to buy a new car with cash money a couple of days later. Busted! These guys will eventually trip themselves up. Wait and watch.
This whole story stinks to high heavens to me. For one thing if I were going to rob a bank I'd find out when the armoured trucks made their delivery and rob soon thereafter or rob on a pay day when additional monies would be available not on a Wednesday morning before the bank even opened. Since they were so well armed and staffed, why didn't they go into the bank and get what they wanted. Why was it necessary to send the manager and one kid inside to make the collection for them. Also I wouldn't be dragging a woman and a couple of kids along with me "for the ride". Nor would I drop them off at a school, which is located on a dead end road then drive back out on that same road past the crime scene then wait for the light to change to a left arrow turn signal to drive back out onto 235 to pick up the get-away car parked nearby to the south at the CVS. Just all sounds terribly stupid and too involved. I say for us locals, be aware of people spending lots of cash friviously, from Wal Mart, to department stores, to grocery stores, to liquor stores. God know I'd need a couple of drinks after all that! Oh and they will probably want to have a celebration party probably catered. They can afford it now. Remember as someone pointed out earlier the guy who robbed the Credit Union in Leonardtown a couple of years ago had the balls or stupidity to try to buy a new car with cash money a couple of days later. Busted! These guys will eventually trip themselves up. Wait and watch.
citysherry
I Need a Beer
Here's the Washington Post's latest update: washingtonpost.com - nation, world, technology and Washington area news and headlines
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frozenrain
New Member
How much money did they manage to take?-sorry if this has been discussed before.
RestlessApril
Seeker of Truth
"For one thing if I were going to rob a bank I'd find out when the armoured trucks made their delivery and rob soon thereafter"
It's possible that they get their cash deliver on Tuesday and the bank would have a large amount of cash in the branch on Wednesday. There were a couple of things they said in last night's news that has me suspicious. The manager is saying one of the masked gunmen drove her vehicle from White Sands to the bank location. That is at least a 15-20 minute drive, I would think that somebody would have seen a masked man driving that time of the day for that long a period of time. Also, they said she had her car keys with her when she went into the branch. Did the masked men let her take her keys and leave them outside with no way of escape if someone else happened to pull up and notice them? There is alot more to this story.
It's possible that they get their cash deliver on Tuesday and the bank would have a large amount of cash in the branch on Wednesday. There were a couple of things they said in last night's news that has me suspicious. The manager is saying one of the masked gunmen drove her vehicle from White Sands to the bank location. That is at least a 15-20 minute drive, I would think that somebody would have seen a masked man driving that time of the day for that long a period of time. Also, they said she had her car keys with her when she went into the branch. Did the masked men let her take her keys and leave them outside with no way of escape if someone else happened to pull up and notice them? There is alot more to this story.
To me the money is there no matter what day of the week it is and on paydays even less since they are cashing checks and the amount of actual cash in less with each check. They do have vaults to store a certain amount of money in them and if it were me, I would know security would be alerted around the times you mentioned, no one would suspect a robbery in the middle of the week, hence they got away with it. I agree it is only a matter of time before they get caught but so far NOTHING.
citysherry
I Need a Beer
Maybe she had tinted car windows and maybe the bank door key was on the same keyring as her car keys. It would have been faster and easier to just give her all the keys but not smart.
Hey I have driven down 235 with a freddy kruger mask on with my buddies in the car with halloween masks and no one batted an eye. most people are so focused on getting to work they don't lool into every car they pass.
For security reasons I would hope she would not have the bank keys on the same as her car. Plus who is to say they did not remove them.