Corrected entry: The police conclude as that no money was taken, "no crime was committed." However, armed robbery is still a crime, even if nothing is taken. So is taking hostages and controlling the building illegally for several hours, as well as other subtle misuses of bank property. "No crime was committed" is an unrealistic and unprofessional description of what happened.
tinsmith
5th Dec 2010
Inside Man (2006)
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Correction: They never say "no crime was committed." The Captain tells Frazier, "You've got no robbery, " meaning nothing of value was actually stolen (the diamonds were, but nobody knows that except Case, and he's obviously not going to tell anyone), "you've got no suspects. Nobody's breathing down my neck for answers, I'm not gonna breathe down yours." In other words, because no money was actually taken and no one was physically injured, the politicians don't care about solving the crime, so they aren't pressuring the captain for answers.
tinsmith
Do you forget about that one wisecrack accountant, Peter Hammond, who tried to hide his phone and ended up getting an unholy beatdown for his trouble? He was all bruised up, and even one fellow hostage said, 'Can't you see they f***** him up?' Looks like physically injured to me.