Thieves Wearing Trump Masks Blow Up ATMs in String of Hollywood-Inspired Robberies: Cops
They also painted their getaway car.
Two Italian men have been charged in connection with a string of cash machine robberies that authorities say were inspired — at least in part — by Hollywood capers.
But instead of The Italian Job, police said Monday the idea was borne of a less likely film.
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"Inspired by the [1997] film 'The Jackal', whose protagonist, played by Bruce Willis, changes the color of his car because police are in pursuit, the two brothers painted their [white] Mercedes black," Italian police said in a statement.
Reuters reports that the brothers, aged 26 and 30, wore Donald Trump masks as they targeted dozens of ATMs in northern Italy near the city of Turin.
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Footage of the brazen thefts show a suspect in a Trump mask planting an explosive in a cash machine before ducking around a corner and lighting a fuse.
The names of the suspects have not been released, but authorities did reveal they were brothers.
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