Robber Who Posted Pics Of Stolen Cash Gets The Attention He Wants... From The Cops
Well, flaunting stolen cash on social media is not a good idea!
By John Lim — 30 Sep 2015, 06:12 PM
Gone are the days of fleeing the country, going underground or storing your cash in a foreign account after committing a crime like robbing a bank
Criminals these days are a different breed because apparently, the new approach of dealing with stolen loot is to post a picture of it on Facebook first - a couple from Ohio may be facing jail time for doing just that
John Mogan and Ashley Duboe from Ohio came to the attention of cops after the couple posted at least five selfies on Facebook flaunting a large amount of cash.
digitaltrends.com
Mogan, 28, who had just been released from jail for a similar crime supposedly demanded the bank teller to hand him a substantial amount of money
According to investigators, Mogan, a convicted felon who was just released from prison, walked into the bank and gave a note demanding money to a teller, who then handed over cash. Mogan has tattoos on his face and investigators say he put makeup on to cover them and disguise himself.
fox35orlando.com
The photos which showed Mogan posing with stacks of cash were heavily circulated on the Internet
Once the photos were posted, it was all over. The police were able to locate the suspects and arrest them for the robbery (and hopefully for taking such tacky selfies).
mashable.com
Both Mogan and his partner have been arrested and charged with robbery and theft, with a possible of four years behind bars
For someone who had robbed a bank before, you'd think he would have known better uh?
