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who demanded that the drive-in facility be opened and made accessible to the robbers. The teller and the guard were unable to open the drive-in facility and the robber took the money the teller was carrying to the drive-in; 510,000 was obtained. The robbers en —-- eat - ae - Pat mt? 3a. VIL YSLe iew YOrkKee with rFLivElLIlua cal ae license plates. The license plates had been stolen from another vehicle on September 30, 1985. Incident #3 was the robbery of the Professional Savings i Bank at 13001 South Dixie Highway, Miami, Florida, on November 8, 1985, at 12: as | committed by two white males, fitting the re in the aforementioned robber was carrying a large frame chrome-plated revolv the other robber was carrying what appeared to be either an M-16 or an AR-15 rifle. During this robbery, both subjects entered the bank and ordered customers and tellers to the floor. One of the robbers grabbed a teller and took her to the back area demanding the Wells Fargo bags. Wells Fargo had just made a money delivery to the bank. The number two robber stood guard at the front door while the robbery was in Progress. In this robbery, $41,469 was obtained. The getaway vehicle ‘utilizea was a 1976 or 1977 beige, Chevrolet Monte Carlo with a vinyl top. The fourth in this series of robberies occurred on January 10, 1986, at 10:30 a.m., and involved a Brinks armored truck at the Barnett Bank at 13593 South Dixie Highway. Again, this ? robbery was committed by two white males, one of whom was armed with . . an AR-15 ot M-16 rifle and the other with a shotgun. The loss in -2- bee 3 ay ed