>>63941182
>Taken hostage
That happened just a couple months ago at a Bank of America in Florida. Sniper had to take him out shooting through a monitor. The last time it happened at my bank was about a decade ago. They rounded everyone up and took them to the vault room, beat the shit out of a girl until they opened the vault, saw the cops roll up on the cameras, and then ended up negotiating for about 8 hours before they eventually surrendered.
>One dude with a pistol is a good matchup against a team of robbers?
I mean since the average robber is generally a drugged up nog more likely to shoot in my general direction than actually hit me from across the lobby where the teller line is I feel like I’ve got a pretty good chance to see him coming, grab my shit, and put two on target compared to his Glock or whatever weird shit a couple of felons can scrape together. It’s probably about 25 yards to the line. 15 to the front door. I’m an experienced shooter. I doubt they are. Pretty simple ngl. If they decide to round us up office by office before I can draw I can probably just bring my bag and hope they don’t notice. If they tell me to leave it oh well I tried if it works? Wait for a chance to draw and execute them if we end up in a barricaded hostage situation. Like I said I ain’t dying for the banks money.
>Seems like an awful risk
An awful risk is the cheap faggots at corporate not buying us bandit barriers because they want to save money. We also have a couple of schizo regulars that have made threats they won’t fire as clients despite that being the policy. We have a teller with a bipolar ex boyfriend that carved a fucking heart into his chest when she dumped him, sent her a photo that likes to drive circles around the bank in violation of a protection order, and gives off mass shooter vibes ngl. There are a lot of real threats in this job and I’d rather be armed than not and no corporate doesn’t give a fuck if we die so fuck their gay ass policy.
