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Re: Things are tough all over - local bank robbed!


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Posted by Billy NY on March 30, 2013 at 13:32:04 from (72.226.79.200):

In Reply to: Things are tough all over - local bank robbed! posted by RayP(MI) on March 30, 2013 at 13:17:05:

Common thing near here, as soon as I hear the rotor wash of a Bell UH1, theres a good chance its NYSP, and or a bank robbery nearby, now since 2009, its happened at least 4 times, I think 5 since yesterday. Darned thing always flies right over my house, not as bad as the incident last fall whereas there was an escape from custody, that was covered up by an alleged gasoline theft from the local convenience store, just loved that one, some fool potentially in the woods and another helicopter different model, just buzzing the treetops for 2 hours. 2 robberies in a few days, same suspect they think.

I just hate when they send air support up, because you never know what the heck is going on, the one last fall was interesting, spring of '09, was following the grain drill and cultipacking, bank was robbed, that UH1 hovered directly over me, I poked my head out from under the JD3150 and looked up at them. Its hard to figure whats up, is there a bad guy on the ground, were they checking on me to see if I was the guy or he had me held up or something, never a dull moment anymore, years back bank robberies were relatively unheard of around here, I know as I lived next to NYSP barracks, we used to know what was going on, not any more.


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