Women Dressed As Nuns Caught On Camera As They Attempt To Rob A Bank

Two women who were dressed as nuns and were carrying handguns have been caught on camera as they attempted to rob a bank.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is on a search for two women who authority say disguised as nuns and went into a bank in Pennsylvania on Monday in a failed attempt to rob in there.

A surveillance image published by a media house displayed the women dressing in nun’s attire as they made attempts to rob Citizens Bank close to Tannersville.

According to police, the two suspects entered the bank and one of them flashed a pistol as she leaned over demanding money from one of the cashiers. Luckily another teller who was quite vigilant activated an alarm, which supposedly scared off the would-be thieves.

 Officers believe the spontaneous reaction of the second banker must have frightened the would-be robbers prompting them to take off. Both women hurriedly left the bank without taking money or any other thing.

According to reports, the two women wore habits and veils with one of them having a pair of oversized sunglasses, as both left empty-handed after the alarm had been activated.

What was not quite clear is whether the attempted thieves fled the bank premises on foot or in a car.

So far, the FBI which is investigating the break-in that happened at Citizens Bank close to Tannersville, Pennsylvania, has posted the bank surveillance photos on Twitter.

It is, however, expected that someone might recognize them or at least have a piece of information that might help in the investigation.

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