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Convicted: Man That Robbed Bank, Got Change To Pay Taxi Driver
June 1, 2013
A man that used a cab as his getaway vehicle — and stopped along the way to get change to pay the driver – has been convicted of robbing a Nine Mile Road bank.
Terry Dewayne Gideon was convicted of robbery without a weapon by an Escambia County jury.
The charges stem from the October 2, 2012, robbery of the Bank of America on Nine Mile Road. Gideon took a Yellow Cab to multiple banks before robbing the Bank of America. Gideon approached the teller just before closing and handed her a note that demanded cash He left the bank with more than a $1,000, according to prosecutors.
Bank employees were able to identify the cab number and relayed that information to law enforcement. The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office located Gideon a short time later and arrested him. Multiple people were able to identify Gideon and his thumb print was identified on the demand note.
During the investigation, deputies learned that Gideon had gone into a nearby Applebee’s restaurant to get change from the stolen money to pay the taxi driver.
Gideon is scheduled to be sentenced on August 2, 2013, before Judge Scott Duncan. Based on his prior criminal history, the state seek sentencing as a habitual felony offender and a prison releasee reoffender. Under those designations, Gideon faces a minimum of 15 years and up to 30 years in state prison.
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3 Responses to “Convicted: Man That Robbed Bank, Got Change To Pay Taxi Driver”
but, you gotta give him points for not harming anyone. What he did was bad enough, but he didn’t beat up or shoot anyone in the process. Can’t say much for his planning strategy, though.
$1000 unarmed < yearly cost of incarceration $19469 X 15 years minimum sentence.
Need to give him the stupidity award and frame it,and give it to him to hang on his cell wall…..