64yo Datha Nation Suspected Of Trying To Rob The Same Bank 3 Times

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Datha Nation

LONGMONT, Colo. -- Witnesses said a 64-year-old woman who tried to rob a grocery store bank on Monday was the same gray-haired woman who robbed the bank last summer and tried to rob the bank again in March.
Employees at the Wells Fargo bank inside Safeway on Ken Pratt Boulevard said the woman walked into the store at 4:55 p.m. on Monday and approached the tellers with a note.
Bank employees told police they recognized the woman as the same person who robbed the bank before.
Workers said when they called police, the woman became nervous and left the store without giving the tellers the note.
Longmont police officers responding to the attempted bank robbery said they found Datha Lucille Nation, 64, in a vehicle parked in a nearby parking lot.
Officers said they found the would-be robbery note in Nation's car.
Investigators said they connected Nation to a bank robbery at the same bank on June 9, 2011 and another attempted bank robbery at the same Wells Fargo on March 27, 2012. On June 9 last year, officers said Nation gave a teller a robbery note which threatened the teller if she didn’t cooperate. [....]
Nation was arrested on suspicion of two counts of attempted robbery and one count of aggravated robbery.

http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news...55/detail.html

[Rydo Larsson]

lol wtf i know its not right but gotta admit thats mega funny haha !

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Datha Nation, alleged bank robber and AIDS infection threatener, busted in return to scene
Datha Nation, age 64, apparently gambled on short memories and employee turnover when she returned to a bank she'd allegedly robbed before -- by telling staffers she'd infect them with AIDS -- to stick it up again. And again.
If so, she lost that bet. Longmont Police spokesman Commander Jeff Satur tells the strange story.

"We had a bank robbery on June 9, 2011," recalls Satur, referring to a Wells Fargo branch located in a Longmont Safeway. "She had a note demanding all the money, and it said something about infecting the bank employee with AIDS."

As Satur remembers it, this missive didn't specify Nation's method of AIDS transmission. But this warning was effective anyway. "The robbery was successful," he notes.
Months passed before Nation surfaced again. Then, on March 27, she popped up in precisely the same Wells Fargo where she'd made such an impression the previous year.

"Employees saw her in line," Satur points out. "She had a note with her, I believe. But for whatever reason, she got spooked and left."

Not for long. On Monday afternoon, May 14, "she walked into the bank with a note in her hand," Satur continues. Problem was, "three of the employees there were present during the June 9 robbery, so they immediately recognized her, got on the phone and called 911."

Longmont officers were immediately dispatched, reaching the scene so quickly that Nation was still in her car in the parking lot upon their arrival. Satur: "They searched her car and found a note indicating that the employees were being watched by two other people, and they should give her all the money, but no dye packs."

Hence, Nation's arrest.
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http://blogs.westword.com/latestword...bbery_aids.php

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"The [first] robbery was successful,"

She should have stopped while she was ahead........