How Bandits Get Their Names  PHOTO: A 38-year-old woman has been
reportedly arrested as the &quot;Plain Jane Bandit,&quot; a
robber who targeted seven Southern California banks, including a
Bank of America on Monday.  Grainy portraits of unknown
criminals with names like "Bucket List Bandit," the "Chubby
Bandit," and the "Trick or Treat Bandit," have lit up television
screens and wanted posters for years, and the responsibility of
christening most of them sits on the shoulders of one southern
California man.  Situated in what's known as the bank robbery
capital of the world, Special Agent Steve May of the Los Angeles
FBI office isn't bragging about his unique responsibility.  "It
gets old," he said. "Trust me."  Memorable Nicknames Given to
Thieves  They're named for the way they look, like the "Dapper
Bandit" or the "Cyclops Bandit," but they can also get their
names from eyewitness accounts, like the "Irreconcilable
Differences Bandit," who told witnesses he was going through a
divorce during the robberies.