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Thursday, October 20, 2005
Gimme All Your 'Doh!'
No sign of a Robberies for Dummies at amazon.com. But there might be a market ... if official versions of two local cases are true. Guess Who: The Pay Stub Clue On Monday, a note presented at a Bensalem Wachovia Bank demanded "20s, 50s, 100 dollar bills." The smiley face used for a period wasn't the silliest part. No, the note was on a pay stub, and the name and address could still be made out, even though they'd been blackened out. "We just put it under a light," said a township official. More. Guess Who 2: What, Stores Have Witnesses and Cameras? On Saturday, a man strolled around a Spring City Rite Aid for 15 minutes. Then, apparently concluding a disguise might be wise, he grabbed a Halloween mask, put it on and robbed the store. The female cashier thought he was joking, but mention of a weapon induced her to part with cash. This guy, though, got away, fleeing on foot. He's described as a dirty-blond white male, about 6 feet tall and 30 years old. More.
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