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Damiankumor — 2014-02-03T21:51:36Z

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- '''January 5, 1993''' - A priest, an ex-cop, and a former [wiki:wikipedia:Provisional Irish Republican Army] terrorist all linked together by $7.4 million armored car heist. Four men were accused of involvement: Samuel Millar, Father Patrick Moloney, former police officer Thomas O'Connor and Charles McCormick. O'Connor, a security guard at the time, was believed to be the inside man. He was acquitted by a jury. This crime was the the fifth largest armored car robbery in U.S. history.	+ '''January 5, 1993''' - A priest, an ex-cop, and a former [wiki:wikipedia:"Provisional Irish Republican Army"] terrorist all linked together by $7.4 million armored car heist. Four men were accused of involvement: Samuel Millar, Father Patrick Moloney, former police officer Thomas O'Connor and Charles McCormick. O'Connor, a security guard at the time, was believed to be the inside man. He was acquitted by a jury. This crime was the the fifth largest armored car robbery in U.S. history.

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Damiankumor — 2014-02-03T21:51:15Z

link to wikipedia

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- '''January 5, 1993''' - A priest, an ex-cop, and a former Irish Republican Army terrorist all linked together by $7.4 million armored car heist. Four men were accused of involvement: Samuel Millar, Father Patrick Moloney, former police officer Thomas O'Connor and Charles McCormick. O'Connor, a security guard at the time, was believed to be the inside man. He was acquitted by a jury. This crime was the the fifth largest armored car robbery in U.S. history.	+ '''January 5, 1993''' - A priest, an ex-cop, and a former [wiki:wikipedia:Provisional Irish Republican Army] terrorist all linked together by $7.4 million armored car heist. Four men were accused of involvement: Samuel Millar, Father Patrick Moloney, former police officer Thomas O'Connor and Charles McCormick. O'Connor, a security guard at the time, was believed to be the inside man. He was acquitted by a jury. This crime was the the fifth largest armored car robbery in U.S. history.

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MichaelMccormick — 2007-07-01T16:47:40Z

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MichaelMccormick — 2007-07-01T16:35:33Z

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- ''2007-06-26 19:44:20'' [[nbsp]] Yep, this was back when Rochester had a morning and afternoon newspaper www.thebrinksrobbery.com --["MichaelMccormick"]

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MichaelMccormick — 2007-06-26T23:44:20Z

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	+ ------ + ''2007-06-26 19:44:20'' [[nbsp]] Yep, this was back when Rochester had a morning and afternoon newspaper www.thebrinksrobbery.com --["MichaelMccormick"]

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travisowens — 2007-05-21T14:59:14Z

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	+ ------ + ''2007-05-21 10:59:14'' [[nbsp]] Interesting tidbit, but perhaps things like this should be a sub page behind /News/ and this page would simply point there. --["TravisOwens"]

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JoannaLicata — 2007-05-19T13:39:22Z

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	+ ------ + ''2007-05-19 09:39:22'' [[nbsp]] I was only 7, but I remember hearing about this on the news. It was a big, big deal. --["JoannaLicata"]

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JoannaLicata — 2007-05-19T13:37:38Z

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MaryAnneSchnarkles — 2007-01-03T21:03:44Z

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MaryAnneSchnarkles — 2007-01-03T21:03:10Z

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EugeniaHuang — 2006-03-25T20:24:17Z

Accused was spelled as 'accussed' so I changed it to the correct spelling.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-12T06:57:32Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-12T06:48:54Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-12T06:48:41Z

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