CutiePie1997
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"Good Girls, Bad Girls, What's the Diff'?"
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National Bank
Downtown Branch
New York City
It started out like your typical bank robbery...
But, it certainly didn't finish like one.
Six men wearing masks, hoodies, and loose fitting trousers -- all designed to mask their appearance and body styles -- entered the relatively small bank branch and began firing rounds from sound-suppressed assault rifles in every direction. Despite the lack of explosive gun fire noise -- the intention of which was to keep the excitement inside the bank, not outside -- the robbers' loud commands for everyone to hit the floor, as well as the damage that the dozens of bullets were doing to the interior of the bank, created a shock and awe campaign designed to quickly establish the intruders' dominance.
It worked. The customers, tellers, and management types submitted without hesitation, falling to their faces and bellies. Soon the only people moving about were the men who then shifted into a divide and conquer strategy, with two holding down the lobby, two emptying the drawers, and the last two heading for the vault.
Anyone who knew anything about modern day bank robbery in the Big Apple knew that the cardinal rule for escaping with the loot was to stay ... away... from the vault. Empty the drawers and split! That was the rule. And yet two of them were heading into the vault where they worked together to fill large, black duffel bags with stacks of bundled cash that had been awaiting an armored car pickup in less than half an hour.
And...
...that was where the didn't finish like one part began.
One of the bank robbers holding the floor quietly set his assault rifle atop a customer service counter and pulled out a semi-automatic pistol, also sound-suppressed. He leveled the weapon and squeezed the trigger. The bullet passed easily through the skull bone and into the soft brain of the second robber watching the floor. The man's head jerked forward, then he fell to the floor like a rag doll being dropped by a little girl now bored with the toy.
The man was dead before the casing from the shot clattered across the marble floor. Silenced guns were never entirely silent, of course, and the metallic sound of the pistol's slide ramming back, then forward, caught the attention of the nearest robber filling his own bag from the drawers. He reached for his rifle, but ... too slow.
A second shot put a round easily through the front of his mask and skull, right between the eye brows. As he was falling to the ground, the shooter was already leaping with the skill of a gymnast onto the tall counter to get a clearer shot at the third robber, putting four rounds center mass, just to be sure. The man dropped without ever having gotten his index finger near the trigger of his weapon.
The emotions and reactions around the lobby varied, but to describe them generally as confused fear would have been accurate, particularly after the shooter returned to his first two victims and put a second and third round into each of their chests. As the verbal reactions across the lobby began to annoy him, the shooter -- through a voice altering device the patrons couldn't see below his mask -- demanded, "Keep quiet, and keep down ... or I'll kill you too ... understand?"
The patrons and employees did as demanded of the killer, who kicked out the now mostly empty clip and replaced it with a fresh magazine. He headed casually into the vault, and a moment later the metallic thunking of the pistol's slide and the clanking of scattering bullets continued the narrative of the odd robbery. A moment later, the shooter emerged from the vault again, this time without her identity masking clothes and mask...
(Imagine a silencer on the gun.)
"Where's the manager...?" she called out. When no one volunteered the information, the shooter declared, "I either locate the manager ... or I begin killing women and children."
Eyes began looking about in desperation, with patrons hoping a brave employee would step up. When no such act happened, the shooter aimed toward a woman clutching her little girl tightly in her hands and fired. The shot splintered the leg of the desk behind the mother, who screamed and heroically became a human shield for her frightened child.
"He's the manager!" a female voice called from nearby. The woman pointed to a man cowering against another desk. The woman repeated, "He's the manager. Mister Conover."
"Get in the vault ... with your safe deposit keys," the shooter demanded, adding as she aimed her weapon at him, "You have eight seconds ... eight, seven, six, five..."
The man was hesitant, but seeing the gun pointed at him he struggled to his feet and hurried toward the hallway. The shooter watched him only long enough to know he was doing as ordered, then turned back to the woman who'd given him up. With a disappointed tone she said, "Men ... pussies, am I right?"
The woman on the floor looked as if she wanted to agree but was wearing an expression that said she was still scared for her life. The shooter looked around the lobby, then demanded, "Everyone look at me ... LOOK AT ME!"
She looked to some of the patrons and employees nearest her, then pointed her weapon from one to another, saying playfully, "Eenie, meenie, miney, moe..." She looked up again at the others and said with that same sing song tone, "...all the rest of you can go."
When it was obvious that not all had understood, she yelled at the others to get out unless they'd been chosen. It was kind of comical, actually, as some of the patrons and employees rushed for the exit and others showed more hesitance, as if afraid they might get shot in the back ... or as if they didn't want to leave the four chosen behind...
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