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To: David Lawrence who wrote (12689)	2/12/1998 2:55:00 PM
From: Scrapps	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 22053

[Proper Protocol??] References available upon heist From the 2-11-98 Monterey County Herald. BY LORI HINNANT Herald St@ff Writer An unemployed man who used his resume to steal money instead of earn it was arrested Wednesday after holding up a Carmel bank, authorities said. Several alert Carmel residents led police to Jerry McDonald, 41, of Carmel, who allegedly robbed the Wells Fargo Bank at 10:30 a.m. "It was great police work," Carmel - police Lt. Bill Uretsky said. "It couldn't have happened better." Police said Jerry McDonald, 41, presented the bank teller with a note demanding more than $5,000. FBI Special Agent George Grotz said McDonald, who is unemployed, wrote the note on the back of his resume. --------------snip------------------- Grotz said Wednesday's arrest reminded him of the arrest of a bank robber earlier this month in Oakland. "They (the Oakland police) pulled this guy over for a routine traffic stop and saw in the visor of the car what happened to be a bank robbery demand note." he said. *I wonder if they are related.*