Robber identifies himself before crime

An American man decided to rob a bank - seconds after showing employees two forms of his own identification.

Daniel Rahunes, 35, went into a Metro Bank in Pennsylvania and told staff he wanted to open an account.

He was told he would have to show the ID and he obliged - before announcing he was actually there to rob the place.

After police were given an extremely accurate suspect description a warrant went out for Daniel's arrest and he was later caught after being involved in a car accident.

He was charged with theft and driving under the influence.