Bank Robber -

Research into convicted bank robbers reveals common sociological and psychological traits:

Historically, the arrest rate for bank robbery has been second only to murder among serious federal crimes. Offender Profile and Psychology Bank Robber

Bank robbery is a complex federal crime that has evolved from the high-profile "outlaw" heists of the 1930s to today's predominantly non-violent "note jobs". While historically romanticized by figures like John Dillinger, modern data reveals that most perpetrators are impulsive, lone offenders driven by psychological distress rather than professional criminal organization. Overview of Modern Bank Robbery Bank Robber

Only about 3% of incidents involve full "takeovers" with hostages or multiple targets. Bank Robber