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BOGUS: So this guy walks into a Wells Fargo Bank in Garden Grove last week, gives the teller a note saying “hands up,” and points a gun at her. She looks at the gun. It’s as phony as, well, as a three-dollar bill. She tells him, “I don’t have any money.” He stares at her, thinks it over, shrugs and walks out of the bank. He is still at large.
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