Photos Released Of Brazen Takeover Robbery

Full story: NBC San Diego

Security cameras were rolling as three robbers stormed a La Mesa bank. View Images The robbery took place Thursday around 10:15 a.m. at the Torrey Pines Bank on Center Street near Jackson Street.

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zoot Chula Vista, CA	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #2 Aug 31, 2008 now i know which bank NOT to go to...
Countrywide IdTheft San Diego, CA	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #4 Sep 10, 2008 I just received a letter from Countrywide stating that a now former Countrywide employee may have sold unathorized personal info. to a 3rd party. Based on an internal and police investigation, it was determined that it included names, ssn, address, mortgage loan #, etc. I'm dismayed that Countrywide is unwilling to change my mortgage loan number - according to them only when I refinance will I be able to get a new loan number which is unacceptable since I love my current loan terms and rate and feel that I, as a potential victim, should be able to take all posisble measures to protect myself. I'm disappointed that Countrywide is only covering 2 years only of free monitoring service. At least discount the outyears. Countrywide and many institutions should be held liable for breach in security systems. =(
Countrywide IdTheft San Diego, CA	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #5 Sep 10, 2008 I just received a letter from Countrywide stating that a now former Countrywide employee may have sold unathorized personal info. to a 3rd party. Based on an internal and police investigation, it was determined that it included names, ssn, address, mortgage loan #, etc. I'm dismayed that Countrywide is unwilling to change my mortgage loan number - according to them only when I refinance will I be able to get a new loan number which is unacceptable since I love my current loan terms and rate and feel that I, as a potential victim, should be able to take all posisble measures to protect myself. I'm disappointed that Countrywide is only covering 2 years only of free monitoring service. At least discount the outyears. Countrywide and many institutions should be held liable for breach in security systems. =(
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