I think my 9 mo old used to work at the airport. ANY (and I mean any) unattended bag he finds, he must first attack from the outside, attack from the inside, sit in it for a while, and then go on his merry way. It doesnt matter what type of bag it is - plastic bags, paper bags, canvas bags, duffle bags, pillowcases (pillow bags), computer bags, book bags, even my tool box, which is really a duffle bag of sorts.

It always happens...

A: That's a cat for you. Every box that comes in the house sticks around for a few weeks before being recycled as my cats amuse the hell out of themselves with it.

They like hiding that's what they would be doing in nature to catch prey. Hide and then pop out and mess the critter up. Just a cat and quite a normal one. Maybe he is bored and needs some more play time and toys.

Gower admitted setting up the robbery about 15 minutes earlier by calling the manager of the bank about a half-hour earlier and telling the bank manager that unless he gave a man who would enter the bank $200,000 and hold off calling the police, a bomb planted at the bank would explode, according to the FBI.

When Martin arrived at the bank, armed and dressed in a black suit, gloves and a ski mask, he demanded money and took a guard's gun, then waited as a bank vault on a 15-minute time delay was unlocked, the FBI alleges. During the wait, Martin joked with employees to try to keep them calm, according to the FBI statement.

Martin then left the bank and got into the waiting van, which he was driving; as he left the bank, a witness driving a truck in the area called the South Holland Police Department when he saw Martin leaving the bank with two bags of money, according to the FBI.

Because of the witness, police soon began pursuing the pair. Police from several neighboring jurisdictions took part in the chase, with at least three shots fired from the van during the pursuit, authorities said.