The fact that these guys used their own names and carried their phones says a lot about the crimes. Hard to believe the bit about the run-in (They called 911!)

The fact that these guys used their own names and carried their phones says a lot about the crimes. Hard to believe the bit about the run-in (They called 911!) with cops in Telluride, and no way to link these guys to the banks: In February 2010, three days after they had robbed a bank in Park City, Utah, police received a 911 call from Capito. He was in the mountains outside of Telluride, Colorado, and when the cops arrived they found him carrying a Glock handgun and standing next to a silver Toyota Avalon with blood in the front seat and signs of struggle in the snow. Capito told them that he and Glore had argued and that he had punched Glore in the nose, after which Glore ran off into the woods. After several hours, Glore had not returned and Capito was worried. The police eventually found Glore "hypothermic and bloody," and they charged Capito was carrying a concealed weapon and with disorderly conduct. But they gave Capito's $4,029 wad of cash to Glore, who promptly used it to bail Capito out of jail. (The Glock had likely just been used in the robbery and the money had probably come from the Park City heist.) Also, I was in Prescott Valley on Glassford Hill when that October robbery of Country Bank occurred. Still remember seeing that asshole buzz off on an ATV. Made me late for class! Sweet justice is served.