The unusual of theft is the careless way in which the criminals gave themselves to themselves.
In Argentina and worldwide they registered historical robberies that marked a before and after in police operations and in how society prepares for robberies and ingenious strategies. These are usually those that popularize these crimes, since they fascinate the world with their ingenuity.
One of them is the case of theft of United California Banklocated in California. Those involved were six people and this fact occurred March 24, 1972. It was such an impact that series, documentaries and books were made.
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Theft at United California Bank
Amil Densioan experienced criminal from Ohio, formed a group of six thieves and moved to California. The band included his brother Explosives expertJames Dinsio, his nephews Harry and Ronald Barber, his brother -in -law Charles Mulligan, the Alarms specialist Phil Christopher and Charles Broeckel.
They rent a house in the area and They planned in detail One of the most important robberies in the history of the United States. Mulligan took care of driving and surveillance, Bleckel took care of opening the safety boxes and Christopher disabled the alarm.
They entered United California Bank with dynamite, creating a hole in the reinforced concrete roof. They managed to take more than 9 million dollars in cash and value objects.
What happened to the criminals
The theft was carried out in a way neat, Without leaving any trace. However, thanks to certain oversight, the police finished tie the loose ends. Alarms began to turn on when registering a Similar robbery in Ohioand realizing that five of the members had traveled by plane with their real names.
Something that caught the attention of the authorities was the sudden change of expenses that those involved did. What ended up betraying them, was an important tip that left a taxi driver. This testified and the case could be resolved. All thieves were arrested And convicted, although only part of the money could be recovered.
Source: Ambito
