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When he entered the Whiteford bank, he pulled out a taser, turned it on, pointed it at tellers and yelled this was a robbery, according to federal prosecutors. He also threatened to start shooting if the vault wasn't opened in 15 seconds. backpack peoria ilA loaded AK-47 with a sock over its barrel was sticking out of Burney's backpack as he robbed the bank.yugioh backpackBurney put $97,237 the tellers turned over to him into his backpack and fled, telling bank employees he would come back and shoot them if he saw any police, according to prosecutors. Once outside the bank, he jumped on a dirt bike and raced away from the scene. He left the dirt bike hidden under a tarp on a country road several miles away, where he got into a black Kia SUV he had left as a getaway vehicle and took off. The Kia was registered to Burney's mother.

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