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wounded, played dead and survived. The robbers took P| vehicle, which is described as a 1979, two-door, black Monte Carlo, with Florida license NTJ-891. This is the vehicle used in this aa shooting incident. In addition to the vehicle, the suspects took GR ve2pons, described as a Smith and Wesson Combat Masterpiece Model 14, blue with tan rogers rubber grip and a Martin Model 60, .22-caliber rifle with a scope (Note: this may be Marlin Model 60). The fifth and last robbery in this series took place at the Barnett Ba Wighway, on March 19, 1986, at 9:25 a.m. an¥ fies believed to be identical with the robbers at mtioned robberies, entered the bank, went over the #@ r, and took two money bags. They had preceded a Brinks armored truck at the bank by approximately 30 minutes. During the robbery, one of the robbers carried a shoulder : weapon thought to be the Mini-14 rifle. In this robbery, §8,000 was taken. Witnesses observed the getaway vehicle, which turned out to be the Chevrolet Monte Carlo of ps which still bore its ‘ _ Florida license plate, NTJ-891, ’ Planning and Equipment . . . * a r ™ ce fhe Reactive Squad (C-1) of the Miami Division formulated a plan to at _ "place Agents in the general area of the bank and armored car ‘sxobberies in Southwest Miami, in an attempt to spot the robbers en route to a kobbery and apprehend them. Based on a known 1 modus ., cperandi, they selected Fridays as a logical time to activate this. -4- * WR eee "ee