Ironically, they have spread all over the world. "The Crips are really one of the oldest gangs in the Southwest Angeles area. And investigators believe they are still alive. The suspects in this cold case are believed to be Crips gang members. To understand what happened on that deadly April morning, we have to go to the home of the Crips. Bank teller Monica Leech was ordered to open it.
The robbers got all the employees into the back room in front of the safe. Eric Buschow with the Ventura County Sheriff Department explained. Putting on the disguise and going in with the simply adding a reflective vest and a hard hat that draws your attention away from the face," Capt. "The guys who committed this robbery are not stupid. With nylon stockings over their faces, they were disguised as construction workers. The tellers were sitting ducks when two armed men walk in. There was no plexiglass to protect or separate employees. There was no security guard, no locking front door. On that Monday at Western Financial Bank, there was a manager and three tellers. That's when Thousand Oaks and Los Angeles County were never the same. It was Mayberry in America - until 10:20 a.m. (KABC) - On April 28, 1997, the city of Thousand Oaks was considered one of the safest places to live in the country by the FBI. ABC7 details the renewed hunt, and the link to one of L.A.'s largest and most violent street gangs. The men wanted for the 1997 murder of bank teller Monica Leech in quiet Thousand Oaks have never been caught.
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