Bank employee gave 'go signal' to boyfriend in violent attempted robbery caught on video, prosecutor

[NewsVine_Mariyam]

Bank employee gave 'go signal' to boyfriend in violent attempted robbery, prosecutors say

A bank employee gave a "go signal" to her boyfriend before a violent attempted robbery in Texas, prosecutors said in court on Wednesday.

Shelby Wyse was the third person taken into custody in connection with Friday's assault in Houston that has left a woman critically injured. A fourth suspect remains at large.

Surveillance video shows the victim parking at a gas station after making the withdrawal of $75,000 at Wallis State Bank. She was taking the money to her family's place of business, according to ABC 13.

Video shows a man running up to her and trying to grab her purse. She holds onto the purse as she falls to the ground.

As another man tries to help the victim during the violent struggle, a car driven by a suspect backs into the woman, and the assailants flee with some of the money.​

 

[NewsVine_Mariyam]

The 25-year-old Wyse, who does not have a criminal history, was arrested on Tuesday and charged with aggravated robbery. Prosecutors say she rented the car used in the attack, according to Click 2 Houston, and that she sent a text message after the withdrawal was made.

"Presumably a go signal," prosecutors said in court.
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You probably don't want your name on the paperwork for the get-away car.

 

[Sunni Man]

I watched the video.

Both the male and female victims were pretty tough cookies. ....

 

[tigerred59]

Bank employee gave 'go signal' to boyfriend in violent attempted robbery, prosecutors say

A bank employee gave a "go signal" to her boyfriend before a violent attempted robbery in Texas, prosecutors said in court on Wednesday.

Shelby Wyse was the third person taken into custody in connection with Friday's assault in Houston that has left a woman critically injured. A fourth suspect remains at large.

Surveillance video shows the victim parking at a gas station after making the withdrawal of $75,000 at Wallis State Bank. She was taking the money to her family's place of business, according to ABC 13.

Video shows a man running up to her and trying to grab her purse. She holds onto the purse as she falls to the ground.

As another man tries to help the victim during the violent struggle, a car driven by a suspect backs into the woman, and the assailants flee with some of the money.​

I hope they fry all three of the sorry bastards.....its a fuckin shame...kudos to the man who helped this woman....and be damn these sorry negro bastards,

 

[tigerred59]

I watched the video.

Both the male and female victims were pretty tough cookies. ....

This is the one time, a gun is desperately needed.

 

[tigerred59]

What makes this story so gotdamned pathetic is this.....you have a white woman, tippin off 2 thuggy black bastards to rob and beat somebody for her hard earned money, only to have a white man come to the rescue and save the day for this woman. This white trash can bitch would rather partner with two ass showing good for nothing nigga's, than be with a decent white man...that's why the Tigger has issues with white women. And I will bet my last dollar, she throw both these sorry ass nigga's under the bus to save her own white ass.

I will also like to add.....the white chic that risked her life for that money, was stupid...She should have let the shit go and she wouldn't be injured today.

 

[martybegan]

Bank employee gave 'go signal' to boyfriend in violent attempted robbery, prosecutors say

A bank employee gave a "go signal" to her boyfriend before a violent attempted robbery in Texas, prosecutors said in court on Wednesday.

Shelby Wyse was the third person taken into custody in connection with Friday's assault in Houston that has left a woman critically injured. A fourth suspect remains at large.

Surveillance video shows the victim parking at a gas station after making the withdrawal of $75,000 at Wallis State Bank. She was taking the money to her family's place of business, according to ABC 13.

Video shows a man running up to her and trying to grab her purse. She holds onto the purse as she falls to the ground.

As another man tries to help the victim during the violent struggle, a car driven by a suspect backs into the woman, and the assailants flee with some of the money.​

Wow, I guess $75k in cash was too much to pass up.

For that much $$ the person probably had to request it in advance, thus allowing these idiots to set it up.

If I was in texas and taking out $75k I'd have someone with a shotgun escorting me.

 

[tigerred59]

Bank employee gave 'go signal' to boyfriend in violent attempted robbery, prosecutors say

A bank employee gave a "go signal" to her boyfriend before a violent attempted robbery in Texas, prosecutors said in court on Wednesday.

Shelby Wyse was the third person taken into custody in connection with Friday's assault in Houston that has left a woman critically injured. A fourth suspect remains at large.

Surveillance video shows the victim parking at a gas station after making the withdrawal of $75,000 at Wallis State Bank. She was taking the money to her family's place of business, according to ABC 13.

Video shows a man running up to her and trying to grab her purse. She holds onto the purse as she falls to the ground.

As another man tries to help the victim during the violent struggle, a car driven by a suspect backs into the woman, and the assailants flee with some of the money.​

Wow, I guess $75k in cash was too much to pass up.

For that much $$ the person probably had to request it in advance, thus allowing these idiots to set it up.

If I was in texas and taking out $75k I'd have someone with a shotgun escorting me.

Who the fuck does shit like dat? Man, she held onto that money like it was a oxygen tank on the moon.....w

 

[martybegan]

Bank employee gave 'go signal' to boyfriend in violent attempted robbery, prosecutors say

A bank employee gave a "go signal" to her boyfriend before a violent attempted robbery in Texas, prosecutors said in court on Wednesday.

Shelby Wyse was the third person taken into custody in connection with Friday's assault in Houston that has left a woman critically injured. A fourth suspect remains at large.

Surveillance video shows the victim parking at a gas station after making the withdrawal of $75,000 at Wallis State Bank. She was taking the money to her family's place of business, according to ABC 13.

Video shows a man running up to her and trying to grab her purse. She holds onto the purse as she falls to the ground.

As another man tries to help the victim during the violent struggle, a car driven by a suspect backs into the woman, and the assailants flee with some of the money.​

Wow, I guess $75k in cash was too much to pass up.

For that much $$ the person probably had to request it in advance, thus allowing these idiots to set it up.

If I was in texas and taking out $75k I'd have someone with a shotgun escorting me.

Who the fuck does shit like dat? Man, she held onto that money like it was a oxygen tank on the moon.....w

If you had 75k in cash in a bag you would just let it go?

It could have been her life savings for all we know.

 

[NewsVine_Mariyam]

This is the one time, a gun is desperately needed.[/QUtweeOTE]
I'd like to point out that there have been several threads regarding the guy in Clearwater Florida you shot a man who shoved him away from his girlfriend. Several individuals attempted to categorize that shove as "a violent push" when in actuality it looked to me more like the guy lost his balance because wasn't expecting to be pushed.

This video however definitely qualifies as a "violent" attack and watching it I can easily imagine an armed individual shooting everyone who was involved with the attack just between the adrenaline pumping and I would imagine alternating between a response of fear and being pissed off, although you're not supposed to shoot just because you're pissed off. In this case I could easily see that happening and probably wouldn't have a problem with it.