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SUNDAY,  AUGUST 2,  2009

SEATTLE — A Seattle bank teller has lost his job because he ran down a would-be bank robber and held him until police arrived.  Jim Nicholson, who worked at a Key Bank branch, says he understands the bank's policy that employees comply with robbery demands and avoid dangerous confrontations. But he tells The Seattle Times that his instincts took over when the man demanded money during the Tuesday incident.

You'd think some compliments about his heroism would be forthcoming, then later a gentle reminder about bank policy.  And maybe a promotion.  But it's Seattle, which, like San Francisco, has its own way of looking at the world. 

 

 

 

SATURDAY,  AUGUST 1,  2009

(AP) Police said they caught a bank robbery suspect who was counting the loot as he walked away from a western Pennsylvania heist in which he had handed a teller a polite demand note, complete with a smiley face.  Greensburg police said 35-year-old David Morgan robbed the city's First Commonwealth Bank branch Tuesday morning. Police arrested him several blocks away when they saw a man matching the robber's description counting money as he walked along a city street.

David's mother probably taught him that you always count your change.

 

 

 

 

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