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KlaCkoN
Sweden1661 Posts
On September 24 2009 11:55 Divinek wrote: i doubt there's a good chance of them getting caught when they executed this so professionally. This type of elaborate robberies happen a few times a year around here (and everywhere else I assume) The police finds them in about 50% of the cases, according to the professor on TV yesterday anyway. | ||
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Makhno
Sweden585 Posts
Question is if a helicopter can even carry that much money in cash. Especially since they had to get the robbers out aswell. Regardless of the amount: Jönssonligan exists! | ||
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TreK
Sweden2089 Posts
Too bad we wont have any cash left in Stockholm for payday | ||
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TreK
Sweden2089 Posts
On September 24 2009 17:53 Makhno wrote: The Swedish crime fighting-guru Leif GW Persson said that the robbers could've got away with as much as 1 billion SEK (~$146 million). They're even fearing a loss of cash for the atm's in the Stockholm region. Question is if a helicopter can even carry that much money in cash. Especially since they had to get the robbers out aswell. Regardless of the amount: Jönssonligan exists! dont ever listen to leif gw persson, he is a retard, because he just wants attention | ||
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rredtooth
5464 Posts
On September 24 2009 15:58 Licmyobelisk wrote: that's what people think. and that's what's been true for a long time until the past few decades when government pressure can make the bank spit out names.Yeah! I remembered that the biggest Swiss Bank (sorry don't know the exact name) doesn't show accounts to anyone not even to governments for that matter.. | ||
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Holgerius
Sweden16951 Posts
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Uraeus
France1378 Posts
On September 24 2009 15:53 closed wrote: I dont understand this. Ive always thought that there are AWACS planes that carry radars in the air, thus the 'flying low to omit radar' is sort of a myth. The second part is the 'unidentified helicopter over city' - as far as I know the military can shot them down, especially after 9/11... There is not always an airborne AWACS in the vicinity. Actually, AWACS don't fly that often (at least in France, don't really know about Sweden). Someone suggested satellite spotting : IF Sweden has that in store, either they are lucky to have the satellite overfly Stockholm at that precise moment, or it would take way to long to position the satellite correctly. And I believe the cost would be huge. Otherwise, flying "under the radar" is pretty easy with a helicopter, especially around cities. Most radars are secondary surveillance radars (SSR) , meaning they only detect aircraft taht have a transponder which is on onborad. I believe thieves would leave that off. Civilian primary surveillance radars can detect aircraft without transponders but have a very limited range (a few Km at best), and their "sight" is easily blocked by buildings, trees, etc... Military primary radars have a good range, but their sight can be easily blocked too. With a skilled pilot in a helicopterflying near a city and around forests, it could easily go unnoticed for several minutes. By which times the robbers had escaped apparently. | ||
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deL
Australia5540 Posts
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Makhno
Sweden585 Posts
On September 24 2009 18:18 TreK wrote: dont ever listen to leif gw persson, he is a retard, because he just wants attention Hehe, I'm well aware of that. What I don't understand is why they still ask him about his opinion. I mean the man was kicked off the police force because he didn't do anything except pull a fat "consultant" paycheck. He was hilarious on Efterlyst though :D | ||
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ParasitJonte
Sweden1768 Posts
I find it odd that so many think this is "cool" or actually congratulate the criminals on getting away with it. | ||
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ParasitJonte
Sweden1768 Posts
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GrandMaPwnZ.
Norway84 Posts
they didn't kill anyone 0_o I did not say they did kill someone. I said that a cop was killed when the same type robbery went down in Norway. | ||
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Hittegods
Stockholm4641 Posts
On September 24 2009 17:53 Makhno wrote: The Swedish crime fighting-guru Leif GW Persson said that the robbers could've got away with as much as 1 billion SEK (~$146 million). They're even fearing a loss of cash for the atm's in the Stockholm region. Question is if a helicopter can even carry that much money in cash. Especially since they had to get the robbers out aswell. Regardless of the amount: Jönssonligan exists! The lack of cash in circulation isn't caused by the lack of actual bills, but rather that the central is broken and work there has been disrupted. Also people tend to stock up on cash when they hear something like this, thus even worsening the situation. Also, if making wild speculations will make me cool, I'd say that they might have gotten away with 100 billion dollars. | ||
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JFKWT
Singapore1442 Posts
On September 24 2009 08:41 eMbrace wrote: i feel happy for them, i know it's wrong maybe i'm weird. Stockholm syndrome imo | ||
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Oxygen
Canada3581 Posts
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Muey
Finland149 Posts
On September 24 2009 17:53 Makhno wrote: Regardless of the amount: Jönssonligan exists! Haha, I'm glad I wasn't the only one who thought of this  . | ||
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Integra
Sweden5626 Posts
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SkytoM
Austria1137 Posts
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KinosJourney2
Sweden1811 Posts
I agree aswell, if they go through so much trouble to make a "awesome" robbery they deserve to get away with it LOL. Robbing people arent very awesome tho but fucking putting a bag labeled BOMB at the police station to slow them down is hilarious. | ||
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Hyaach
Singapore1737 Posts
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