CARLISLE, Pa. - A man who robbed a bank by handing a teller a note demanding money written on one of his own checks was sentenced to 11 to 23 months in Cumberland County Prison for that and other crimes.



In another crime, Gerald F. Rohrer Jr., 32, handed a teller at another bank a note demanding money, authorities said, but his penmanship was so bad that the teller had to ask him what he wanted. The two bank robberies netted a total of $800.


Rohrer also stole more than $1,000 from a Plainfield convenience store where he worked, according to court records.


Public Defender Jessica Rhoades said Tuesday that Rohrer committed the crimes to pay for his crack cocaine addiction.




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Of COURSE, why else would he commit a crime!!?

OMG! After reading that story I can feel my I.Q. dropping..........that guy is SO STUPID!! Forget the crack.......*rubs temples, rubs temples*

We'll see him on the next episode of world's dumbest criminals.

People are so lazy..come on the least he could of done was write clearly.

Unbelievable just how stupid some people are, or just desperate....

Here`s hoping that darwins law comes into affect sooner rather than later!
How can some people be so stupid?!!? Its just mindboggling!

*note to self: make sure your writings readable before you rob a bank next time! Damn!*
Funny how she told him that she couldn't read the note!