 × Man who swiped debit card during bank robbery sentenced to 4 years 
 
 SAN DIEGO — A man who was tracked down after he swiped his debit card at a Marina-area bank branch before robbing it was sentenced Tuesday to nearly four years in prison. Neal entered the bank about 10:30 a.m. on May 13 dressed in a black-and- white-checkered coat, walked to a teller’s desk and swiped his Wells Fargo debit card through a customer card reader, causing his account profile to appear on the clerk’s computer screen, according to police and prosecutors. … You don’t want anyone to get hurt; don’t make a mistake.” 
 
 Neal also handed the teller a note reading, “You’re being robbed no mistake (sic).” 
 
 Based on the information from Neal’s customer profile, FBI agents and police detectives put his home under surveillance and arrested him. When the teller hesitated, Neal said: “You don’t want anyone to get hurt, don’t make a mistake.” 
 
 The teller handed him $565 — in $20s and $1s — and Neal ran out of the bank, pulling a metal cart from the bank behind him, according to the complaint. In addition to handing down the 46-month custody term to 56-year-old Alvin Lee Neal, U.S. District Judge Anthony Battaglia ordered him to pay $565 in restitution — the amount the defendant stole from the Wells Fargo branch in the 600 block of First Avenue May 13.
– A man entered a San Diego bank on May 13 and demanded money from a teller, saying, "You're being robbed. Don't make a mistake." He's probably kicking himself over his own gaffe, which helped send him to prison for three years and 10 months as part of a plea deal on Tuesday, per Fox 5. Before he'd made his demands, the robber had swiped his debit card at the teller window, which made it easy for police to track him down, reports the San Diego Union Tribune. Alvin Lee Neal, 56, a registered sex offender, later admitted to the robbery and was ordered Tuesday to repay the $565 he was handed by the teller.