On the morning of February 28th 1997, after months of preparation & reconnoitering, two heavily armed men entered the Bank of America branch located at 6600 Laurel Canyon Boulevard in Los Angeles California.

They were immediately spotted by two officers, one reporting over the radio "15-A-43, requesting assistance, we have a possible 211 in progress at the Bank of America" with a '211' being the code for robbery. Soon after, several "shots fired" calls.

What would result after an insane sequence of events was not the successful theft of piles of cash or a hollywood-esque getaway, but a massive reality check for law enforcement officers around the United States.

The incident's infamy speaks for itself, and after other similar incidents such as the mid 80s FBI shootout in Miami, police departments around the US upgraded their arms with higher caliber rifles such as the AR-15 and double-stack handguns like the Glock to prepare for any similar incidents in the future...


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• High quality font-and-back screen printed design on Hanes Beefy-T shirts
• Custom blended inks to last much longer than the original & not flake off
• Altered (more accurate) details
• Tribute to an (assumingly) bootlegged tee from the 90s, originally printed on a Beefy-T!
  
• Boxy, retro fit with heavier-than-normal fabric weight for high durability