United States v. Barry Jay Feldman
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
PREGERSON, Circuit Judge.
On May 5, 1983, a bearded man wearing mirrored sunglasses robbed the Security ' Pacific National Bank in Irvine, California of $2,585. The robber handed the teller a typed index card which stated: “This is a robbery. There is a gun in my case. Do not set off any alarm. Do as I ask.” Six weeks later, City of Orange police officers arrested Barry Jay Feldman in a parking lot when he returned to a vehicle that had been identified as a stolen rental car. In searching the car, officers found a brief case containing a single index card bearing the same words as those used…
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