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Teas and season fees may apply. I'm going to... In just eight minutes, Larry Phillips and Emil Matasarano had turned North Hollywood into a war zone.

It was just after 9.30 a.m. and both men were outside the Bank of America at 6,600 Laurel Canyon Boulevard

in the San Fernando Valley. With overwhelming firepower and a seemingly endless supply of ammunition,

they had destroyed two police cruisers in an intersection north of the bank and laid waste to cars

in a parking lot across the street. LAPD officers

did their best to fire back, but their handguns and shotguns were well out of their effective range.

The gunmen were now on the move, continuing to unload automatic fire at any sign of the police.

Officers were reported down north and south of the bank

and across the street in the Valley Plaza Mall parking lot. Inside the bank, nearly two dozen

bank employees and customers huddled in the vault, praying that the gunmen would stay outside.

The robbers hadn't killed anyone, but they had

roughed up a few customers and the assistant bank manager. Dispatcher Twanya Bellard tried to

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