SALT LAKE CITY - When robbing a bank, it may not be the smartest move to write the holdup note on a personal check. That's what led them to arrest two people here, police said.
Witnesses told police a man and a woman walked into a bank and handed a teller a note saying they had a gun and wanted money. The note was scrawled on the back of a personal check.
The robbers left the bank with $1,300.
Witnesses wrote down the license plate number of the getaway car.
Police said the name on the registration matched the name on the personal check used for the holdup note.
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Witnesses told police a man and a woman walked into a bank and handed a teller a note saying they had a gun and wanted money. The note was scrawled on the back of a personal check.
The robbers left the bank with $1,300.
Witnesses wrote down the license plate number of the getaway car.
Police said the name on the registration matched the name on the personal check used for the holdup note.
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