Edward Doherty

BANK ROBBERY 2016

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BANK ROBBERY 2016 Bank robbery is the federal crime of stealing from a bank while bank employees and customers are subjected to force, violence or the threat of violence. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Uniform Crime Reporting Program, robbery is "the taking or attempting to take anything of value from the care, custody, or control of a person or persons by force or threat of force or violence or by putting the victim in fear."[1] By contrast, burglary is defined as, "unlawful entry of a structure to commit a felony or theft." Bank robbery is defined as entering a bank when it is open and obtaining money from the teller either by using force or the threat of force. Breaking into a bank when it is closed is burglary. Robbers Brenden Abbott Darcy Dugan Keith Faure Frank Gardiner–Ben Hall gang Edward "Ned" Kelly Gregory David Roberts Ronald Ryan Andrew George Scott (Captain Moonlite) Squizzy Taylor Robberies Bank of Australia robbery, 1828, £14,000 in promissory notes and coins. 1984 Sydney bank robbery and hostage crisis The Boyd Gang Roger Caron Ty Conn Front de libération du Québec Ray Lawinger - The Take Back Bandit [11] Kevin Pinto - the Exchange Bandit Monica Proietti Stopwatch Gang Paddy Mitchell Stephen Reid Garrett Brock Trapnell Lee Murray Freddie Foreman Frankie Fraser James Crosbie[45][46] Roy Shaw Croydon Airport, 1935, members of the Sabini gang stole £12 million (at today's value) worth of gold bullion. Heathrow Airport, 1948, Jack Spot's attempted heist of £500,000 (£15 million at 2013 value) of gold bullion and valuables foiled through the intervention of the Flying Squad. Eastcastle Street, 1952, Billy Hill's postal van robbery, netted £250,000. Great Train Robbery, 1963, Buster Edwards, Charlie Wilson, Bruce Reynolds, Ronnie Biggs etc. robbed £2.6 million. Linwood bank robbery, 1969, two policemen killed. Baker Street robbery, 1971, London, politically sensitive material taken from safe deposit boxes. Bank of America robbery, 1975, Mayfair, London. £8 million stolen; £500,000 recovered.[47] Brink's-Mat robbery, 1983, Heathrow Airport, England, £26 million gold bullion. Knightsbridge Security Deposit robbery, 1987, £40 million. Gang leader Valerio Viccei caught when he returned to the country. Loughton incinerator thefts, 1988–92, more than £600,000 stolen from the Bank of England's incinerator plant in Loughton over a four-year period City of London financial messenger mugged for £292m in government bonds, 1990. All but two recovered.[48] Graff Jewellers 1, 2003, £23m in jewellery taken from this Mayfair store. Northern Bank robbery, 2004, Belfast, Northern Ireland, £26 million. Securitas depot robbery, 2006, Tonbridge, England, £53,116,760. Graff Jewellers 2, 2009, Another £40m in jewellery taken. Edward J. Adams Clarence Anglin John Anglin Aryan Republican Army John Ashley Earl Edwin Austin Harvey Bailey Arthur Barker Albert Bates Clyde Barrow, of Bonnie and Clyde Eddie Bentz Earl Best Naomi Betts George Birdwell Black Liberation Army Stanley Ray Bond JACS Fred William Bowerman Christopher John Boyce Ford Bradshaw Al Brady Robert Brady Michael William Brescia Everett Bridgewater Joseph Brodak Henry Newton Brown Harry Brunette James J. Bulger Charles W. Bullard Edward Bunker Fred Burke James Burke (gangster) Donald Richard Bussmeyer Tommy Carroll Butch Cassidy, leader of the Hole in the Wall Gang Gerald Chapman John Paul Chase James Clark Jim Clark Russell Clark Archie Clement Theodore Cole and Ralph Roe Bernard Coy Joseph Paul Cretzer, formed the Cretzer-Kyle Gang Patrick Critton Pat Crowe James Cunniffe Anthony Curcio William Daddano Sr. Emmett Dalton, principal of the Dalton Gang, 1890s Ed Davis Lawrence DeVol Bennie and Stella Dickson The Covenant, The Sword, and the Arm of the Lord John Dillinger Bill Doolin, 1890s Thomas Doherty Jeffrey Neal Drake Frederick Grant Dunn Earl Durand Egan's Rats Aussie Elliott Gilbert James Everett The Flathead gang Fleagle Gang Rufus Franklin John Franzese Ralph Fults Charles Arthur "Pretty Boy" Floyd Geezer bandit George Jackson Brigade Víctor Manuel Gerena Russell Gibson Fred Goetz Eddie Green Ralph Guarino Carl Gugasian Granddad Bandit John Hamilton Patty Hearst Clarence Hill Holden-Keating Gang Kenny Holmes Shon Hopwood Cora Hubbard J.L. Hunter Hunt-Gant Gang James-Younger Gang, 1866–1881 Elmer H. Inman David Stanley Jacubanis Frank James, one of the two James Brothers Jesse James, the other member of the James Brothers pair Christopher Jeburk Charles E. Johnson