By Lauren DiSanto
NBC Philadelphia
BUCKS COUNTY, Pa. — A serial bank robber says he’s not remorseful for robbing three banks, just sorry he got nabbed.
A man accused of attempting to rob three Bucks County, Pa., banks within an hour and a half had just been released from prison two days before and used his bail release form to write at least one of his demand notes, police said.
Luke Radick, 26, of Howell, N.J. was arrested just a few hours after he allegedly robbed three banks-- in Bensalem, Yardley and Morrisville.
Investigators say Radick used a local cab service to drive him to all three neighborhoods. It wasn’t until the third drop off that the cab driver realized what was going on.
The first stop was the Sovereign Bank on Street Road in Bensalem at 12:15 p.m. Police say after Radick presented a demand note inside the bank, all the tellers ran from their stations. He walked out without any money.
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