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if-you-fan-a-fire · 8 months
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"ARREST OF three men today has led to a clean-up in the Royce Ave. bank robbery of 10 days ago, police claim. Hector LeBlanc (left) was picked up in an Toronto house while William Lake (right) and Stanley Scarfield were captured at Bartonville, a Hamilton suburb, wearing air force uniforms.
SMALL-SIZED arsenal was confiscated in the seizure of the men, including a Sten gun and a double-barrelled shotgun. Cash of $9,000 was also seized. Toronto bank was robbed of $12,549.
MAKES ARREST ON LAST DAY Detective John McArthur, serving his last day on the city police force before retiring on pension after 30 years' service, arrested Hector LeBlanc, one of the three men charged with robbing the Bank of Montreal branch on Royce Ave." - from the Toronto Star. September 11, 1943. Page 2.
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"BANDIT GUNS confronted Elta McClellan (left) and Kathleen McLean when they arrived at the Royal Bank in Wheatley yesterday for work. The guns were held by five men who took $34,000 from the vault.
AT GUN-POINT, Miss Jean Tait, accountant, was prodded into opening the vault.
BANK MANAGER William Forshee, held captive with his wife throughout the night, stands at the door of the vault.
ROY HOPPER, 13, was one of the two boys who saw the men enter the bank manager's apartment.
HIS COMPANION was Ken Julien. 12. They never did sound a warning because they thought it was a "false alarm." - from the Toronto Star. September 11, 1943. Page 25.
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"CHARGE THREE MEN WITH A ROYCE AVE. BANK ROBBERY," Toronto Star. September 11, 1943. Page 25. --- Two Are Nabbed in Bartonville and One in Toronto --- PAIR WORE WINGS ---- Arrests of three men at the point of drawn guns and the seizure of a Sten machine-gun, loaded revolvers and almost $9,000 in cash, was announced today at police headquarters. The three men are charged with machine-gun robbery of the Royce Ave., branch of the Bank of Montreal 10 days ago, when $12,549 was stolen.
Inspector of Detectives M. M. Mulholland announced that the men held and charged with the armed robbery are: William Lake, alias Dell Harris, 25. Toronto; Hector Le Blanc, alias John Rivers, 25, of Montreal, and Stanley Scrafield, 22, of Long Branch.
Scrafield and Lake were arrested at Bartonville, a Hamilton suburb. when visiting a friend, police said. Le Blanc was arrested in a house on Bartlett Ave., Toronto, by Detective John McArthur, who is serving his last day on the city force after 30 years service. McArthur is retiring on pension.
When arrested, Lake and Le Blanc were wearing air force uniforms. Lake had a D.F.M. ribbon on his tunic. Both tunics also carried wings. In the Bartonville house, police said they found $3,600 in cash in a club bag and a loaded revolver, also a large quantity of jewelry.
Hamilton detectives and Dets. Nimmo and Tong went to a Hamilton hotel and searched a room. In a suit case, police say, they found $2,073 and a loaded revolver, which was identified as the one stolen from the Bank of Montreal, Royce Ave. on the day of the hold-up.
Lake and Le Blanc are also charged with armed robbery of the People's Watch Co., Dundas St. W.. last month when jewelry and $10 were stolen. Scrafield and Wm. Bennett, 22 of Lake Shore Rd., Lakeview, and Harry Franklin, 24, Bartle Ave., are charged with receiving the stolen jewelry. Franklin was under arrest two days ago and Bennett was arrested yesterday.
Lake, Scrafield, Bennett and Le Blanc are also charged with shooting with intent. Police state H. D. Smith of Kingston surprised four men attempting to steal his automobile on Aug. 11 and in a chase was fired on.
Lake, Serafield, Bennett and Le Blanc are also charged with the armed robbery of a taxi cab driver in Montreal in August. Police say the driver was thrown out of his machine on the highway outside of Montreal after being robbed of $20. This car, recovered today at London, Ont., was used in the Bank of Montreal hold-up in Toronto, Inspector of Detectives Mulholland stated.
In "A" police court before Magistrate Browne today Scrafield, Le Blanc and Lake were remanded until Sept. 17. No bail was set. The trio are also charged with shooting with intent to maim R. Purton, manager of the bank.
Officers working on the case were Inspector Arthur Levitt, Det- Sergt. Hector Barber and Det. Lister Sullivan. Det-Sergt. Maxwell Richardson worked in co-operation with Hamilton police.
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bowenoke · 8 months
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edit: btw it is not safe to wear contacts in the shower! the option is included for accuracy, but please consider throwing on an old pair of glasses or just going blind into that wet box instead.
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artiststarme · 8 months
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Eddie wasn’t very close with Wayne. Sure, he loved him and he knew on some level that Wayne loved him. But Wayne worked long hours and was away oftentimes while his nephew was around. And Eddie tried to be out of the trailer as often as possible to let his uncle have time to himself. He’d forced the man’s hand in adopting him all those years ago and made his life a hassle since, the least he could do was give him some space.
Wayne never saw it like that though. His nephew, more like a son in his eyes, was his pride and joy. Yes, Eddie got into more trouble than the average kid and yes, he was repeating the senior year for the third time. He listened to loud music far into the night, kept hiding stray kittens in his bedroom until Wayne’s allergies started acting up, and intentionally caused chaos wherever he went. But instead of seeing a failure or a loser, Wayne saw a boy still trying to succeed despite enduring all of his struggles.
That’s why he never faltered in his belief that Eddie didn’t kill those kids. Eddie was a good boy, raised by Wayne himself to be the best person he could be. There was no way in hell that Eddie would ever turn his back on that.
And Wayne would never turn his back on Eddie. So in the early days of Spring Break, Wayne skips out on work and tries to find his nephew before the cops or the angry teens do. He searches the woods, the high school, the quarry, and all of Eddie’s friend’s houses. After the earthquakes, he scours the desecrated lands around what’s left of the trailer park and woods in any effort to find his nephew, his son. He screams into howling fissures in the ground and gets burned by hellfire… but he doesn’t find Eddie.
Wayne manages to keep his hopes high and his tears at bay until the little freshman friend of Eddie’s pulls him aside while he’s putting up flyers. He only breaks when the boy says he watched Eddie go down. But he won’t believe the words until he sees a body and that he does not. Because he’s never given up on Eddie before and he’s not going to start now.
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inverse-problem · 3 months
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trying to get back into the swing of drawing things, so here's a quick swordsmachine
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belliesandmuscles · 1 year
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neproxrezi · 5 months
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gotta show off my latest mech, FRENZIED ALACRITY / CRESTING DAWN, a super speedy pulse blade user i've had a lot of fun making decals for (more screencaps under the cut i couldn't pick one)
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look at my gradients boy the warning was gonna say HIGH SPEED ACTUATION but that's a long word to fit on the mech
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worked too hard on the mri scan decal for where i wound up putting it.... you really have to look for it
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quick balteus s rank to make sure i was happy with the build and the appearance :3 i am definitely still a reverse joint legs stan but i like how zippy you can get on the alba legs
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lemonade-juley · 1 month
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I'm gonna be honest? Against the bots? I'm full break action shotgun against them. It feels so good to use against the bots (compared to the bugs where the 2 shots then reload screws you over in the frequent swarms of high difficulties), and with good aim can take down everything but heavy armor.
I still want it to be a primary weapon, and at that maybe pretty please with a cherry on top, it gets medium armor piercing and 60 shells (+full reload from supply like the punishers get)
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you might think the hardest thing about being plural is the memory loss and dissociation or maybe the general instability or perhaps even the extreme difficulty relating to other people. really the hardest part is that today Maya wanted to write poetry and Sarah wanted to air-drum to The Mountain Goats' Lovecraft in Brooklyn for 3 hours straight and Aio wanted to beat a twink until he stops moving and Sarah wanted to organize our google calendar but we only have one body which also needs to spend lots of time doing things like "eating" and "sleeping" and "exercising"
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anthurak · 1 year
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Can we talk about how Yang shoots a dude with her shotgun arm which she is holding like a shotgun with her OTHER arm?
Because for some reason this visual is just goddamn hilarious XD
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if-you-fan-a-fire · 3 years
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“LONE SMUGGLER FIGHTS FIVE COPS,” Toronto Globe. March 15, 1921. Page 3. --- Ferryman is Later Arrested, Slightly Wounded, His Dinghy Pierced ---- (Special Despatch to The Globe.) Bridgeburg, March 14 - A sensational battle was fought early today between rum-runners and five Buffalo police on the shores of the Niagara, directly across the river here, at the foot of Brace street, Buffalo. Sixty shots were fired.
A lone smuggler in a rowboat, armed with three revolvers, held off five policemen in the dark. When his last gun jammed he rowed away in the darkness. Four men in autos waiting near the landing place were arrested, but as their Cars were empty there is no evidence against them. 
Later, James Tulley, a ferryman, residing on the Bird Island pier, was arrested. He is believed to be the man with whom the duel was fought. His boat, a dinghy, was spattered with blood, it being apparent that one of the shots had taken effect. He was slightly wounded. There was a hole in the stern of the boat. 
Before Tulley was taken it was necessary to wait until daylight arrived, as he was in his boathouse, armed with a shotgun, and defied the officers to get him. The presence of a woman, peering over his shoulder, as could be seen with a searchlight, prevented. the police from firing into the building. 
Sixty cases of Canadian whiskey. it was learned, were to have been rowed over, but connections were not properly made on this side of the river.
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leaves-and-spines · 9 months
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1956 Browning Arms Company Magazine Advertisement
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littleeyesofpallas · 1 year
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girlinthetardis04 · 3 months
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Idia: hey Ortho, I've got an idea how to solve this
Ortho, pulling out a shotgun: yeah?
Idia: wh- no! That's not the idea, Ortho!
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lovesomehate · 2 years
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Travis+Laura moments (out of order) 2/?
Bonus:
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Laura is just chilling
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rook-specter · 1 year
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for some reason I'm thinking about a funny iteration of Poker Night at the Inventory with Clairen (Rivals of Aether), Badgerclops (Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart), Peppino Spaghetti (you already know where he's from), and Kani Maki (Sushi Pack) and the dealer is Spamton G. Spamton and now I'm just wondering what conversations they'd have
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potter-solomons · 2 years
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WHITE TANK TOP pt. 1
Of course there will be MORE.
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Omg of course @bl00d-r0t 🥰
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