Father, forgive them, for these ‘nuns’ with a handgun tried to rob a bank
Somewhere out there are two women who need to get down on their knees and beg for forgiveness — before the FBI finds them.
About 12:30 p.m. on Monday, the women, dressed in black-and-white nun habits, tried to rob the Citizens Bank in Tannersville, Pa., according to NBC 10 in Philadelphia.
One “nun” had a black handgun, authorities say. They are described as between 5 feet and 5 feet 2.
#Wanted for attempted armed bank robbery today in #Tannersville PA: 2 H/F, ~5'-5'2"; wore nuns' habits/veils, had blk handgun. 215-418-4000 pic.twitter.com/Ujoxnjy3D2
— FBI Philadelphia (@FBIPhiladelphia) August 28, 2017
Though they demanded money, the sisters in crime made a getaway without getting any money. Authorities think they got scared when they thought a teller triggered an alarm.
Operation Wing and a Prayer?
They received no mercy from Twitter.
The bank teller was having nun of it
— Eric Prim (@primprimprimmmm) August 28, 2017
Lead: Check every Catholic Church in the City boundaries. A SISTER would know. pic.twitter.com/J5ZeJ1NBQT
— MrMarvinT Anderson (@1977FCPA) August 28, 2017
This story was originally published August 31, 2017 at 3:43 PM with the headline "Father, forgive them, for these ‘nuns’ with a handgun tried to rob a bank."