Not too smart

Telegraph:

The man walked into a Chicago bank and handed a teller a note that read "Be Quick Be Quit (quiet). Give your cash or I'll shoot."

He got about $400 from the teller but mistakenly left half of his note, written on his October payslip, behind.

Investigators found the other half outside the bank's front doors, complete with his name and address.

Police said they had never seen a criminal blunder like it.

"It's fairly unusual that we see something that specifically stupid," said FBI spokesman Ross Rice. "But overall, we see a lot of strange bank robberies."

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Mr Infante was arrested at his home in Cary, and later admitted to his role in the robbery, according to an FBI statement.

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Do you think he would have produced his ID if the teller demanded it? He is facing a potential 20 year sentence on a robbery that netted him $400. That is really not too smart.

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