Here, the two Entrepreneurs with the two Elite Cops.
The Cops in their early career faced ATM crackers that drove off with Audis over the Motorway. Bank jobs are not profitable by taking what is behind the counters.
No, Dudes. You are just fucking idiots in Takatuka Land.
International standards are way different:
The "New Cangaço" (Novo Cangaço) Urban Raids
Between 2015 and 2021, sophisticated criminal syndicates terrorized Brazil’s interior with hyper-violent, military-style assaults known as the "New Cangaço". The name references the historical bands of outlaws that roamed the Brazilian backlands in the early 20th century.
Rather than sneaking into banks undetected, these syndicates executed massive, coordinated takeovers of small to medium-sized cities. The strategy relied on overwhelming, asymmetrical force:Tactics: Dozens of heavily armed criminals would lay siege to a town in the middle of the night, utilizing assault rifles, .50-caliber machine guns, and military-grade explosives to blow open bank vaults.
While exact targets and totals vary significantly, successful "New Cangaço" urban raids yielded an average of R$21 million (roughly $4 million to $5 million USD) per megabarricade assault on central cash repositories, according to Brazilian security sector analyses.
Parallel to violent street raids, Brazilian criminal networks achieved global notoriety for orchestrating highly complex, long-term engineering plots targeting central bank repositories.
The 2005 Fortaleza Central Bank Burglary: The largest successful physical heist in Brazil's history occurred when a gang stole roughly R$164 million ($70 million at the time) from the Banco Central branch in Fortaleza. The thieves set up a front business disguised as a synthetic grass company. Working in shifts for three months, they dug an 80-meter underground tunnel equipped with electricity, wood-lined walls, and air ventilation directly up through the concrete vault floor.
In the War on Drugs we deal in ever different numbers:
While there is no record of an organization named "Air America" storing money in Panama alongside drug cartels—Air America was a secret passenger and cargo airline owned and operated by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) from 1950 to 1976—the Colombian and Mexican drug cartels laundered and stored billions of dollars in Panamanian banks during the 1980s and 1990s.
The U.S. invasion of Panama, officially codenamed Operation Just Cause, began on December 20, 1989, and officially concluded on January 31, 1990.
The War on Terror keeps close:
When talking about the "stolen Iraqi gold" during the 2003 U.S.-led invasion, there are two distinct narratives often combined into rumor: the actual gold seizures made by the U.S. military, and the theft of $1 billion in paper cash by Saddam Hussein’s family.
While the gold was returned, a historic amount of paper currency was stolen. Hours before the U.S. coalition began its initial airstrikes on March 18, 2003, Saddam Hussein’s son, Qusay Hussein, walked into the Central Bank of Iraq...
You wanna keep blowing ATM machines and end fucking around with the Kingpins of the Industry operating in the Underground and go back to Streetwars, BKA. There is no legal way to take a Poverty Oath in Germany outside a Catholic Monastery which is why you erased all evidence and proof, but plenty of no chance to fight against ways to have you killed being corrupt cops.
I told one of yours, I am not German I am more of an International and won't learn German but keep talking English, in the worst Irish Pub ever when he must have made the most stupid plan possible for a Secret Service member because of a micro dick with shrink balls issue.
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#provos
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