Bank Robber Returns for Second Robbery in the Middle of Live News Report of His First Robbery - Neatorama

A man tried to rob the Sterling State Bank in Rochester, Minnesota. A news crew from the local station KIMT came out to report on it.

While the reporter was giving a live report about the robbery, the suspect came back to the bank. A bank employee spotted the suspect and ran after him.

You can see the whole thing here in this video, which ends when the reporter decides to call 911 and the perfectly calm anchorman treats the event like an ordinary day on the job.

The suspect has not yet been captured. You can read more about the robbery at KIMT News.

-via Nothing to Do with Aborath

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You know, they kinda left out how firefox also tops the overall use of browsers... so its not really a big surprise when that goes hand in hand with topping most people complaining

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Yeah...I'm pretty sure this is reliable news...

Firefox may have more vulnerabilities, but how many are fixed straight away? How long between a report of a problem and when it is fixed? What about zero-day issues?

This company needs to ditch the generalities and do comprehensive research before making these conclusions.

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Now test it with NoScript. Its practically a built in feature, so many people use it, much like AdBlockPlus.

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Headline spell check...

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Oops! Thanks llagirl!

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Firefox is very insecure. It's always telling me, "Look at me! I'm infinitely customizable through add-ons! Put your tabs on the side in tree-style! Play music right in the browser! Live bookmarks! No one else has 'em!" ;-)

Seriously, I love Firefox. Just fix the memory leaks, please.

AdBlock and NoScript FTW.

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I agree with migolli^. I don't use Firefox but I do understand that any product ships with problems that don't always get discovered or reported.

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I really like firefox, and it's my main browser for school, but I prefer Opera. It's faster, it comes with built in IMAP and POP mail, it has its own chat client, and you can import more kinds of bookmarks. Oh, and the fact that it looks nice is just a bonus.

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They forgot to mention that with Firefox, people actually REPORT the bugs instead of ignoring them.

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@1: Uh, they did it by percentages. You understand percentages, don't you?

I love Firefox, but it's very true that the plugin technology has opened up some vulnerabilities.

And guys: You can be a fan of a product without being a closed-minded shill.

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so they count the number of reported vulnerabilities and from that number conclude the "secure-ness" of a program... I know a way to make the whole world of IT secure at an instant: stop reporting vulnerabilities!

No reports, 100% security!

right?

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