Thread 64119718

> Police are investigating whether the armed robbery of a Brinks truck on Tuesday outside a Philadelphia-area store is related to four other attacks on armored vehicles in and around the city this summer. Two armed males got away with between $700,000 and $800,000 in the midday heist at an H Mart, according to Cheltenham Township police.
> Two masked men rob armored truck in broad daylight
>For the 5th fucking time over the past few months
There's a couple guys out there having fun in the sun making millions off a glock, an AR pistol, and confidence. And here you are, wasting away your summer on /k/.
In reality, I thought the guys that drive these trucks also have rifles and armor and training to prevent exactly this. I've also heard they get paid a hair above minimum wage to move millions daily. The guy seemed like he was alone and unaware, but maybe he just didn't give a shit. Is robbing a money truck really just as easy as your average urban doctor's smash and grab?

>>64119718 (OP)
>guys out there having fun in the sun
They probably use the money to travel the world surfing. Cool.

>having fun
lets hope they get shoot at the legs and will never be able to walk again or even better coma.

>>64119718 (OP)
>give some poor shitheel a badly maintained glock, an expired level 2 vest, and a barely running armored truck
>pay them $12 an hour
Honestly I'm surprised this doesn't happen more often.

>>64119736
stealing from banks is based

>>64119718 (OP)
>I've also heard they get paid a hair above minimum wage to move millions daily. The guy seemed like he was alone and unaware, but maybe he just didn't give a shit.
you also seem to not have looked in to the story enough to know that the guard was female, which can explain some things on it's own.
my question is, why was a brinks guard walking *into* a supermarket with 3/4 of a million in a bag, when if they were running collections, it would make sense for them to only take empty bags and leave the other businesses' collections in the armored truck with the other guard, the driver?.. assuming she wasn't set out to work solo like i've seen in at least one other armored truck robbery.

>>64119718 (OP)
wait they don't transport cash in those cash destroying cases in the US?
after they started using those over here cash transport robberies just stopped overnight
Most of them aren't even done in armored vans anymore

>>64119769
some probably do but i imagine brinks doesn't trust the idiots they hire to not accidentally set the money on fire.

>>64119774
I've seen them "training" at my local indoor range. The 4 of them couldn't even afford 2 lanes and were taking turns shooting at the same target. I legitimately couldn't tell who the supervisor was, or if there even was one

>>64119718 (OP)
The armed guards get like 25 bucks an hour I think. Not minimum wage but you could still easily make the same or better without running the risk of being blown away by feral dark ones. Also most of the ones I've seen are only armed with pistols.

>>64119743
Until the insurance companies stop covering your area and you complain about living in a food desert.

>>64119933
So you're saying...it's the Jews?
>Spread violent propaganda through music funded by primarily Jewish owned studios
>Low IQ golems attack the banking sector
>Pullout all financial coverage and responsibilities for that area
Sounds based

>>64119933
>insurance companies
>What is the F in FDIC, for $100 Ken?
It's just not the same without Alex.

>>64119956
There's more than just the money that usually gets messed with during a robbery anon and when you get robbed insurance companies will up their rates.

>>64119927
I think it's a good job for cranky retirees. I doubt it's as high risk as a cop or even a fireman.

>>64119742
Cuz armed robberies are some of the hardest crimes to get away with, especially today with cameras and everything.

>>64119980
Being a cop isn't even high risk. They sure like to pretend it is though.

>>64119774
It's not just that they don't trust their room temp IQ employees, it's that sacks are much, much cheaper. Brinks is so bottom of the barrel cheap that I've worked on armored cars where the wiring is held together with alligator clips and duct tape.

>>64120018
And here we have someone that has figured out to do it multiple times, or a gang that has figured out how to have different members pull it off. It's hard for retards, but so are most things.

>>64119933
The banks just underestimated the level of security needed to protect their money.
It was cheaper to underemploy and underprotect critical assets.
Any normal modern Eurovan has timers and locks with dye packs at all stages, this is basic bitch security that lazy banks have decided aren't necessary because that costs money to buy and maintain.

It's just the boom and bust cycle of robberies, criminal gangs are effectively sharing surveillance avoidance tips online, there's still a ton of inaccessible places for cops, and their turnup time can be measured in hours in some cities unless you actually fire your weapon.

Basically, fuck metacorps, fuck banks, create more risk, fuck their bottom line because they hired jeets to replace you.

crime is ok as long as its crime robin hood would do

>>64120263
>prease destabirize ur country

>>64119718 (OP)
>still unironically robbing banks in 2025

You gotta be next level retarded to think this is a good idea

>There's a couple guys out there having fun in the sun making millions off a glock, an AR pistol, and confidence. And here you are, wasting away your summer on /k/.

Because these idiots are almost 100% going to wind up in prison. If their attempts to spend/launder it doesn't get them, the IRS asking where they got the money for those 20 Rolex watches will.

Why is that buffer tube so skinny?

>>64120415
Pistol buffers don't need to have a stock mounting point. They just need to contain the buffer and spring. Sometimes they have a piece of foam wrapped around it for a cheek rest but that isn't strictly necessary. Without all that stuff they end up looking really skinny.

>>64119742
I had a buddy who worked for brinks years ago. From what he told me its trivial to get the $$$ unless they actually follow sop now. How the guys werent caught afterwards is the interesting bit

>>64119742
I was at a gas station once filling up my car when a Brinks truck pulled up near the pump next to me. The driver stepped out, and he honestly looked to be about 75 years old. He was thin and frail, and shuffled over to the back of the truck to get his hand cart. Then, from the passenger seat, came a truly incredibly obese woman who looked like she was having a real difficult time standing up. She was short, and probably at least 400 pounds. I'm not inclined to be a violent criminal, but I'm very confident I could have gotten the gun away from either of them and used it on both of them. They haven't been violently robbed simply because nobody has decided to do it yet.

>>64119940
Evidently. /Pol/ is never wrong.

Majority shareholder of brinks happens to be BlackRock.

The Brink's Company (BCO) is a publicly traded company, meaning it's owned by its shareholders. Major institutional investors include BlackRock Advisors LLC, Fidelity Management & Research Co., LLC, and Vanguard Fiduciary Trust Co.. The company's stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol BCO.

>>64119718 (OP)
>between $700,000 and $800,000
whoa what the fuck, I thought they carried like $250k max. I should, uhh... not post what I'm thinking right now.

>>64119727
lol

>>64119718 (OP)
>Just one more brinks truck then it's on to tahiti

Banks, government, corporations, they all have been robbing us blind for years. I don't care if these are aids ridden crackheads. Good for them.

>experience from heist movies

do they wash the money via brown people or put the money in a safe spot and kill each other over paranoia over it?

>>64121605
>cash destroying cases
They hide the money in a briefcase in a shitty motel on the US / Mexico border

>>64121208
How do we know it's not Blackrock pulling the wool over our eyes and are using these robberies to fund more nigs and jeets into the area?

>>64121981
The (((media))) is reporting on it, the zog fears the feral nigger

>>64120162
welcome to fleet vehicles

>>64119736
Why? They're stealing the bank's money.
Your money doesn't disappear when they steal from the bank.

You're all sick people.
I hope you all get cancer. Fuck youse all.
I put a curse upon you all.
Fuck ya
mudda

>>64122212
thanks, McCauley

>>64121981
Because the Jews pill pull
Blackrock had Blackstone investments split from them thanks to a court order.
But both Blackstone and BlackRock are all owned by a holding company

>>64119718 (OP)
>Is robbing a money truck really just as easy as your average urban doctor's smash and grab?
Committing crime is easy; it's why so many criminals are lazy (if it took effort, they wouldn't do it). Getting away with the crime is the hard part.

>>64119718 (OP)
>>64121383
You two should look up the AK bandit. Pulled 5 successful bank robberies in 2015-2017 but got caught afterwards due to his severe alcoholism problem (after he had gotten away clean, he got pulled over for a DUI stop while he had the money in the trunk).

>>64123348
Yup, I went to school with a guy whose father was a retired PD Chief. Told me anyone who can write a note can probably get away with robbing a bank and walk out with 3-5k. The problem is they almost always try it 6-7-8 times and eventually their luck runs out.

I'm too lame to make a webm but this self defense shooting had the best album of the year

https://x.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1955492766680527019

>>64120162
Banker here. Theres truth in this but also they tend to take the autistic contracts like BoA that care more about bag labels for their retardedly out of date filing systems than security.

>>64123348
Remember kids, don't commit a misdemeanor while you are committing a felony.

>>64119718 (OP)
>I've also heard they get paid a hair above minimum wage to move millions daily.

Capcha: TAX2Y

Hmm. I mean could be a few drivers just colluded to "rob" eachother. Would be a lot easier if the driver was in on it.

>>64123348
Something similar happened in my neck of the woods. Guy hit a couple of local credit unions, would steal one of the tellers cars and dump it on some bumfuck dirt road for the getaway. Got caught smoking meth in his car, and cops found everything he used for the robberies in his trunk.
He was a regular customer at the gas station I worked at, always bought whole units of red Gatorade

>>64119718 (OP)
Yeah I'm gonna feel jealous of two fuck ups molested by their mother's boyfriends who rob armored cars so they spend the money on crack and make their gang bosses a bit more richer. I also have no friends, OP.

>>64123348
>>64124346
The typical armed robber is like that, some fuck up addicted to drugs or with his ass full of debts. Getting arrested and sent to 10, 20 years in prison is the best thing that can happen to them.

>>64125159
You sound upset.

>>64126629
NTA, but posting "you sound upset" should be an auto ban

>>64119718 (OP)
>Point Black

>>64119933
>food desert.
Usually what lefty type paternalistic racists mean when they say this is
>the stores reflect what sells to these demographics, and not stores I would shop at personally