Nagpur Graduate Tosses Chilli Powder in Dramatic Bank Heist, Gets Caught in 30 Minutes
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A bizarre bank robbery in Nagpur, India. A man entered a bank with his face covered and used chili powder as a weapon. He threw it in the eyes of employees, jumped over a counter, grabbed cash and tried to escape. His actions were captured on security cameras.
Caught on cam, masked man throws chilli powder at bank staff before fleeing with Rs 4.53 lakh
Nagpur: A 28-year-old masked man threw chilli powder at bank employees, and fled with Rs 4.53 lakh in cash, in south Nagpur on Thursday evening. The entire incident has been caught on CCTV. The incident took place at a State Bank of India (SBI) branch in Nagpur’s Sakkardara police station area. In the CCTV footage, […]
In India, 28-year-old Suraj Borkar entered a bank posing as a customer, threw pepper powder in the faces of employees, and fled with $4,200. However, after a chase initiated by bank employees and joined by the police, the suspect was apprehended within approximately 30 minutes.
In India, a bank robber threw pepper powder in the faces of employees and escaped with approximately $4,200. The suspect was apprehended within 30 minutes thanks to a chase by bank employees and police, and an investigation into the incident has been launched.
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