#movie #fyp

The thief disguises himself as a janitor and enters the bank's basement. Then he pulls out a piece of wire from his body and saws through the plastic ventilation pipe. Next, he stuffs his resume into the pipe, letting the strong pressure differential suck it into the bank's interior. Finally, he pulls out a briefcase hidden in his cleaning cart and calmly walks into the elevator. Now all he has to do is take off his work uniform, revealing the suit and tie he is wearing underneath, disguising himself as a bank employee. To fool the bank staff, he claims to be a new employee reporting for his first day on the job. At first, the staff member doesn't believe him. But when she opens the mailbox, sure enough, she finds the man's resume and offer letter inside. She assumes these were sent by HR, so she leads him into the bank's work area. Meanwhile, while chatting closely with the staff member, Jimmy swipes her employee ID card. This ID card is like a master key, allowing Jimmy to freely access every room in the bank. After using it to open several steel doors in succession, Jimmy finally enters the bank's vault. Looking at the tons of cash inside, he is extremely excited. But he doesn't just grab stacks of bills at random and toss them into his case. Instead, he carefully inspects every bundle of cash because some of the bills contain die packs. If accidentally broken, all the bills would be instantly stained. After half an hour of careful selection, he finally fills a case with cash, roughly $1 million. When closing time arrives, he picks up the case and cash really walks out of the bank. But what he doesn't expect is that such a meticulous theft plan has already been exposed. Just a few steps out of the bank, Jimmy's path is blocked by two police officers. Strangely, he doesn't try to flee. Instead, he voluntarily hands the money over to the police. It turns out Jimmy's real identity is also a police officer. He did all this only to test the bank security system. He then returns the $1 million in cash to the bank and points out numerous vulnerabilities in their security system. To the bank's executives. "Basement access let me bypass the metal detectors of the entrances. The teller cages are nicely protected, but your employees need to be more vigilant. Also, the staff should wear their access bags are on their neck, not clipped to their waist and make them too easy to lift. And the old die packs you're using are way too easy to spot. And guys, the pass codes need to change daily, not weekly." They believe that as long as they patch these vulnerabilities, the bank will be safe from theft. But no one expects that a group of high IQ robbers still has their eyes on this bank. On this day, most banks in the city set off their alarms. But when the police arrive at the scenes, they discover that what triggered the alarms was actually just an alarm clock. Drawing on his years of investigative experience, Jimmy concludes that this must be a smoke screen set up by the robbers. With the goal of diverting police attention, the bank they really intend to rob is the one whose alarm did not go off. But exactly which bank? No one yet knows. Since the police have all been dispatched to handle the false alarms, Jimmy and his partner can only check the banks one by one. Meanwhile, the robbers have already broken into central bank. They first knock out the security guard with a stun gun, then take the bank security director Lisa hostage at gunpoint. Because after the vulnerabilities were patched, only Lisa knows the vault's password so the robbers will not kill her for the time being. Under their coercion, Lisa has no choice but to cooperate and open the vault door. The robbers successfully make off with a large amount of cash, while Lisa is left tightly tied to a chair. By the time Jimmy arrives at the scene, the robbers have long since fled, disappearing into the crowds on the street, leaving only a few masks behind on the floor. But the case is not without leads. Afterward, Jimmy repeatedly reviews the bank's surveillance footage. He discovers that the robbers carry to total of four cases, each capable of holding five million in cash, totaling 20 million. Yet the amount of cash stolen from the bank adds up to a full 25 million. In other words, there may be an inside man at the bank who is hidden the missing five million. And at the entire crime scene, aside from the few robbers, only Lisa was present. So she naturally becomes a suspect in the eyes of the police. But Jimmy and his partner don't expose her directly. Instead, they ask her for the keys and request to open every safety deposit box for inspection. Since the two have a search warrant from the police, Lisa has no choice but to cooperate and hand over the keys. Though inside, she's already in a panic. Sure enough, after a thorough search, they find the missing five million in cash, inside safety deposit box number 213. Seeing that her crime has been exposed, Lisa quickly raises a pistol and takes the two of them under her control. "Okay, get the bag. And put the money in the bag." This gives Jimmy an opportunity to fight back. He cooperatively helps Lisa load the money. His partner pretends to chat with Lisa to distract her. While Jimmy seizes the chance to pick out the die packs from the bills, then quickly squeezes them open. Splattering the die onto Lisa's face and blurring her vision. His partner rushes over and seizes her pistol. The entire situation is instantly reversed. Afterward, under police interrogation, Lisa gives up the rest of her accomplices. This makes it easy for Jimmy to locate the robbers hide out where he arrests them all and sends them off to prison.