Bank heist halted after would-be robber gets cold feet, rips up note
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A woman, with the intention of robbing a bank, got cold feet and left behind a note with her demand for money. (Fall River Police Department)
A woman intending to rob a Massachusetts bank left without a penny after getting cold feet, police said.
The woman wearing a black knit beanie, dark aviator sunglasses and a black fleece jacket walked into a Fall River Municipal Credit Union after 2 p.m. Monday with every intention of leaving with cash.
However, when she walked up to the teller to demand money, she hesitated.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}“Give me a moment,” she allegedly told the teller, Fall River police Det. John Robinson told the Herald News.
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The unidentified woman walked to the counter normally used for filling out checks and wrote a note on a piece of paper.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The woman ripped up a note that demanded: "Give me the money." (Fall River Police Department)
But instead of walking back to the teller, she ripped up the piece of paper, threw it into a nearby trash can and walked out.
Bank employees confused by the woman’s actions walked over to the trash can to inspect the note.
Robinson said they were able to piece the note back together and it revealed the woman’s demand: “Give me the money.”
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A credit union employee called the police. No money was taken from the bank.
Police said the woman was approximately 5 feet, 5 inches tall, white, with a medium build.