First, there are 6 robbers in the movie, but there are only 2 security guards on the cash truck. Even with multiple robberies, the company is only equipped with two security guards.
This is inconsistent with reality. Under normal circumstances, there are 4-5 security guards in the cash transporter.
Second, the money for the cash trucks in the movie is all put in canvas bags.
This doesn't match reality. Generally, money is placed in a large metal box, which is very heavy and has a combination lock. Ordinary people can't open it or transport it away.
Third, the money transporter was stopped in the movie.
This doesn't match reality. The cash truck will not stop on the way to escort. In the event of an interception, reverse the car directly, or speed up. Impossible to be stopped.
There are also the routes of the cash transport vehicles that are planned in advance. Will not go to the construction site. There was no one on the road!
Fourth, the robbers in the movie can easily get close to the cash truck.
This doesn't match reality. There are shooting holes around the cash carrier, which will not leave any chance for robbers to get close
Fifth, the robbers in the movie can easily break the defense and enter the vault.
This doesn't match reality. The treasury is very tightly guarded and cannot be breached by a few bandits. At the end of the movie, SWAT was dispatched, but all streets were not blocked, which is impossible in reality. Once a shooting occurs, all streets will be blocked, checkpoints will be set up at each intersection, and there will be big wolf dogs everywhere.
Take the movie "Urgent 44 Minutes" as an example, this movie is still relatively real. The robbers were spotted by the local patrol police before the action. In just a few minutes, the Bank of America, where the robbers were located, was surrounded by 350 police officers, and several surrounding blocks were cordoned off. The two sides fired more than 1,500 bullets at each other until the bandit was shot.
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