A bank robber was caught in India, but his method of crime is quite absurd.
Shall we head over to India first?
This is a bank in Maharashtra, India.
A man approaches bank employees and suddenly sprays something in their faces.
It turns out to be chili powder.
While the employees suffer in agony, the man snatches a bag of cash and flees.
The stolen money amounts to about 6 million won in South Korean currency.
However, his getaway did not last long.
The man was apprehended by police about 30 minutes after the crime.
The man who tried to rob a bank using chili powder as a weapon ultimately got a taste of the law's "spicy" justice.
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Bank Robber Throws Chili Powder in Employees' Faces in Bizarre Heist
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