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JunkratOW OP t1_iqsrdg9 wrote

Link to the charges/indictment https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/man-charged-gunpoint-robbery-bronx-post-office

This idiot broke so many rules in the book during this robbery, and this is how the feds found him:

  1. He used his personal vehicle for the robbery and did not get rid of the plates on the car. He also left a pair of baby shoes hanging in the rearview mirror which was seen clear as day on the surveillance footage, the police found the car because they were still hanging there when they spotted a car that looked like the one used in the robbery. He also left the car near his home in Harlem.

  2. He wore the same sneakers to the robbery he wore in surveillance footage they collected of him around his home area after they found the car.

  3. The same exact gun he used the the robbery was seen in multiple of his own social media posts.

  4. The worst one. This guy used his personal laundry bag to hold the cash from the robbery. The same bag seen on the surveillance footage was found in social media posts he posted of his own room.

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ApplicationNo2506 t1_iqsrpqm wrote

Dude is dumb af. If he had a brain he could of got away with it

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ChrisFromLongIsland t1_iqt1ed3 wrote

So dumb. He could have robbed anything else in the Bronx and if he got caught would of been out in a day and plead to time served. He robbed a federal facility and attacked a federal worker. He will be going away for at least 10 years after he pleas.

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FrostJunks t1_iqt828o wrote

100k is a lot… somebody wasn’t going to let him slide with this one.

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LeektheGeek t1_iqt82l2 wrote

Lol didn’t take long to catch this guy

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justin62001 t1_iqtby5v wrote

For anyone who doesn’t know, the USPS has their own special agents as crazy as that sounds lol. This news isn’t a surprise because I’m sure the NYPD and USPIS have their own joint task force just for stuff like this as rare it may seem to happen

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Will_not_Comply t1_iqtcx1h wrote

Never commit a crime while you’re conducting a felony.

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IGOMHN2 t1_iqtd62z wrote

So I guess it wasn't an ex-employee?

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iv2892 t1_iqtj9fz wrote

I know this is mostly joking , but how much time could you realistically spend in jail for planning a heist ? Specially if you were armed

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whodattguy t1_iqtk5uw wrote

How does this guy, who lives in Harlem, exploit a weakness in a post office in Castle Hill without assistance? It’s the only part of his plan that didn’t sounds incredibly idiotic (target PO far from home). But it doesn’t make sense that he was able to do that alone with no help when he fucked up in so many ways.

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stevecbelljr t1_iqtstfi wrote

It's a Federal crime, so it's out of their hands. If it was up to the Bronx DA, they'd probably plead it down to a grand larceny charge with time served.

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PsychopathStealth t1_iqu5gl8 wrote

It's Bronx DA, so based on a level 3 sex offender on parole putting a random guy in coma using knuckles re enforced glove being released the next day.

Id say a jewelry store heist with no injuries would be like an hour.

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Rottimer t1_iqvplvx wrote

Which again leads me to think someone currently or formerly of usps helped him with this. The guy is too much of an idiot to come up with this on his own.

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Rottimer t1_iqvq04n wrote

I’m still thinking an ex or current employee was in on this. The guy seems to dumb to have come up with this on his own. But who knows.

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kaiju-chan t1_iqy2wvx wrote

Federal crimes lmao, Tony Soprano taught Chrissy to never commit interstate theft!

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