Syracuse, New York
On October 22, 2012 at approximately 9:00 AM, 28-year old
Arthur Bundrage entered an Alliance Bank location with the intent to rob it of $20,000. He walked up to the teller, made his demand, and was
flat out rejected.
Showing an impressive amount of persuasive skill and perseverance, Arthur continued to demand that the teller fork over the cash
without ever showing a weapon or making a threat. Whether it was out of fear that he might actually be a legitimate threat or pity, the teller finally relented and handed him the money.
When Arthur got back outside the bank, he decided to count his newly acquired riches. He was shocked and angered to discover that the teller had
put far less than the $20,000 he'd demanded into the bag that was handed over to him.
Meanwhile, the Syracuse Police Department had been called and arrived at the bank to investigate the robbery. As the officers began conducting their interviews, however, they heard a knock on the front door (due to it being locked after being declared a crime scene).
To their surprise (and likely suppressed laughter), it was Arthur...coming back to the same bank he had just robbed to
demand that he be given the rest of the money he had requested.
Arthur Bundrage was arrested without incident and
charged with fourth-degree grand larceny. He is currently awaiting trial and according to police, does not have a lawyer.
...or reasonable expectations for customer service.
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