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Q: Bank robbery suspect chooses jail cell over living with his wife 
  
 Kansas City Star reporters Tony Rizzo and Dave Helling discusses the strange bank robbery that happened in Kansas City, Kansas. A 70-year-old man charged with robbing a bank said he did it because he preferred a jail cell over living with his wife ||||| This will appear next to all of your comments 
  
 This will NOT appear anywhere on Newser ||||| Lawrence J. Ripple, of Kansas City, Kan., was arrested after allegedly robbing a bank and then sitting down in the lobby and waiting for the police. (Wyandotte County Sheriff’s Office) 
  
 Home? Or jail? 
  
 Wife? Or sheriff’s deputies? Such choices. 
  
 Federal authorities say Larry Ripple chose a life behind bars over another minute at home with the wife. On Friday afternoon, according to a complaint filed in federal court, Ripple, 70, walked into the Bank of Labor in downtown Kansas City, Kan., handed over a note to a teller which said, “I have a gun, give me your cash,” and was given $2,924 in currency from the drawer. (Now is the part where we typically write, “The robber then fled the bank.”) 
  
 The robber then took a seat in the lobby and began chatting with the bank security guard, the complaint by Special Agent Eric R. Beltz states. All of this was captured on surveillance video. “I’m the guy you’re looking for,” Ripple allegedly told the guard. The guard took Ripple into custody and retrieved the $2,924, Beltz wrote. The police and FBI were summoned, and Ripple was taken to the police station. (This story was first reported by the Kansas City Star’s ace courts reporter, Tony Rizzo.) 
  
 Advised of his Miranda rights, about 45 minutes after the stickup, Ripple agreed to speak to the authorities and said that “he and his wife had an argument at home and Ripple no longer wanted to be in the situation. Ripple wrote out his demand note in front of his wife,” Beltz wrote, “and told her he’d rather be in jail than at home. Ripple then walked to the bank and robbed it.” Further details of the domestic unrest were not reported in the complaint. 
  
 Ripple was promptly incarcerated and held in the Wyandotte County jail, charged with one federal count of bank robbery. However . . . 
  
 On Wednesday, federal authorities foiled his plot. Court records show Ripple appeared before U.S. Magistrate Judge David Waxse, and Waxse ordered the defendant to be released from jail on his own recognizance. For a bank robbery! What does a guy have to do to stay in jail? 
  
 Forcibly returned to freedom, Ripple could not be located for comment Wednesday evening. |||||
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Home life not going so well? Just rob a bank and get yourself relocated to jail. That's what a 70-year-old Kansas man allegedly did Friday, the Kansas City Star reports. Police say Lawrence John Ripple walked into Kansas City's Bank of Labor and gave the teller a note reading, "I have a gun, give me money." But after getting almost $3,000 from the teller, police say, Ripple sat down in the bank lobby and told a bank security guard, "I'm the guy you're looking for." The guard took the money and held Ripple there until police arrived. Later, while being questioned, Ripple allegedly explained to investigators that he'd had a fight with his wife and that he "no longer wanted to be in that situation." "Ripple wrote out his demand note in front of his wife … and told her he’d rather be in jail than at home," an FBI agent wrote in an affidavit. Ripple was charged with bank robbery in court Tuesday, the AP reports. He was initially taken to the Wyandotte County Detention Center, but the Washington Post reports that a judge hindered his grand scheme on Wednesday by releasing him on his own recognizance. (This attempted bank robbery couldn't have gone much worse.)