Earl Pope Katherine Ann Power Phineas Priesthood Gerhard Puff Reno Gang Kenneth "Speedy" Raulerson David "Chippy" Robinson Leslie Ibsen Rogge robbed a total of $2,000,000 Verne Sankey Frank Sawyer Susan Edith Saxe John Paul Scott Scott "Hollywood" Scurlock Mutulu Shakur Ted Skeer Tommy Silverstein Edward Smith Luke Elliott Sommer Henry Starr Steady B The Stopwatch Gang Willie "The Actor" Sutton Symbionese Liberation Army Patty Hearst Donald DeFreeze James Kilgore Emily Harris Sara Jane Olson Too Tall Bandit, identity unknown Robert Toye Forrest Tucker Wilbur Underhill, Jr. United Freedom Front Homer Van Meter Clayton Waagner Donald Eugene Webb Wheaton Bandit Whittemore Gang Bobby Randell Wilcoxson Johnny Madison Williams Jr. John Wojtowicz The Wonderland Gang Adam Worth Jerry Lynn Young Cole Younger Deadly US robberies Security Pacific Bank, Norco, California, 1980, deadly shootout between local law enforcement and five bank robbers Geronimo bank robbery in Geronimo, Oklahoma, 1984, resulted in the deaths of three bank employees and one customer 1986 FBI Miami shootout, deadly shootout between FBI and two bank robbers North Hollywood shootout, 1997, deadly shootout between local law enforcement and two bank robbers PNC Bank, Erie, Pennsylvania, 2003, robbery by pizza delivery man Brian Douglas Wells wearing a neck collar bomb Large-value US robberies Manhattan Savings Institution, 1878, $2.5 million ($ million in ) including $12,000 in cash, with the rest in securities. Masterminded by George Leonidas Leslie and carried out by Jimmy Hope, Samuel Perris and others. United California Bank robbery, 1972, $9 million ($ million in ) in cash and valuables (the current U.S. value record) Lincoln National Bank robbery, Lincoln, Nebraska, 1930, $2.7 million ($ million in ) in cash and securities. First National Bank of Arizona, Tucson, 1981, $3.3 million ($ million in ) in cash. Seafirst Bank, Lakewood, Washington, February 1997, $4.5 million ($ million in ) in cash. 1998 Bank of America robbery, 1998, $1.6 million ($ million in ) Uruguay Tupamaros References