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'Broadway Bandit' Convicted In 2017 Bank Robbery Spree, Feds Say
The man pulled off five bank robberies in multiple neighborhoods during the month of August 2017, each time threatening bank employees.

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The man pulled off five bank robberies in multiple neighborhoods during the month of August 2017, each time threatening bank employees.

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