A man living illegally in Israel used a soap bubble gun and syringe to rob a bank. (Israel Police)
His bubble was burst.
A Jordanian man living in Israeli illegally was busted for holding up a bank with a soap bubble gun – and threatening to infect a clerk with AIDS, according to a report.
The 24-year-old first entered the busy postal bank in the southern city of Beersheba on Jan. 20, when he passed a teller a handwritten note in grammatically challenged Hebrew, the Times of Israel reported.
“A robbery give me the money quick I will stab you with a bloody needle I am sick with AIDS,” he scribbled.
The bubblehead also attached a syringe filled with a red liquid to the see-through plastic gun as part of his ploy.
A teller handed him some cash while a co-worker, seated at an adjacent window, continued to serve other customers apparently unaware of the crime in progress.
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