Bank Robber Busted When He Returns for Cab Fare

Police in suburban Atlanta say they have arrested a bank robber so inept that he couldn't get his own money out of the bank. Trevor Gladston, 39, left a Wells Fargo branch empty-handed after handing a teller a note asking for money, police say. Problem? The failed robbery left him sans cash for the ride home, and his cabbie wasn't buying his story that he'd get money for the fare out of his car at a metro station, reports the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The cabbie hailed a transit officer, who talked Gladston into returning to the bank for money for the cab fare—where, predictably, he was arrested by another officer who noticed that he matched the description of the would-be robber. (More bank robbery stories.)