Do not move – or you get wet!
A woman from New Jersey is accused of robbing a bank with the help of a water gun that is painted to look like a real gun – and to finish with $ 60,500.
The incident happened in July, when Ciara Brascom took the squirt -gun to the TD Bank on Route 206 in Princeton, said the office of the American lawyers this week.
Brascom, 39 – dressed in a Covid mask, red glasses and a blue hat – hid the toy gun in her pocket and hit it when she reached the counter station shortly before 2 p.m. Said public prosecutors.
The Montgomery Township -woman has approved a note with the text “Give me the money” and threatened to “use the gun when the bank’s alarm was activated,” said prosecutors.
A second counter accompanied her to the vault of the bank, where she recorded the money and then walked away, claims the criminal complaint.
Legal enforcement agencies eventually identified and accused Brespom in September, after having met federal agents in Princeton, the complaint is.
Braspom would have admitted to the authorities that ‘sure [unspecified] financial
Difficulties have fueled her ‘to rob a bank, the authorities said.
“In particular, she admitted that she went to a store to buy an imitation, toy gun that looked like an authentic gun to use during the robbery,” the criminal complaint claims.
“She stated that the store missed such a toy gun, so instead bought them a pack of water guns and a can of black spray paint to make it look more realistic,” the complaint is.
If convicted, she is confronted with a maximum fine of 20 years in prison and a fine of $ 250,000, officials said.
