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Oops! Robber drops his pants in botched robbery attempt; Check video

The robber first dropped his gun and then in a hilarious turn of events, dropped his pants. Check video here.

New Delhi: An armed robbery attempt turned into a hilarious fail in Denver, when the robber first dropped his gun and then in a hilarious turn of events, dropped his pants. In a footage captured in a CCTV camera in an e-cigarette store, a man wearing a maroon cap and dark glasses can be seen entering the store and then taking out a weapon, apparently a gun, to frighten a lady at the counter but the weapon slipped from his hands and fell within the reach of the lady. Realising that the ball is in her court, she picked up the gun and then in a rather filmy way the stakes were reversed. The man tried to climb up the counter to get back his weapon (gun) , but when he saw it in the woman’s hand, he tried to escape through the exit, but meanwhile his pants slipped down. He however rushed out of the store holding his pants. The video of the botched robbery attempt released by the police is being widely circulated and has the netizens in splits. The police are now looking for the unidentified suspect. Check out the video here: (Video shared on YouTube by LiveLeak Channel)

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