Rosco Graves’ Crew Takes 130,000 in a District V2 Bank Job, Then Comes Up Dry at a Second

FIRST STAGE PRODUCTION — Rosco Graves’s crew walked out of a bank robbery with 130,000 on Day 8 of the #DistrictV2 roleplay event in Grand Theft Auto V, then spent the rest of the evening failing to repeat it at a second bank. The stream ran almost nine hours.

The first job drew two rival news crews, Weasel News and Beaver News, which argued over who had the scene while the crew worked on the bank’s hack puzzles. Police arrived about 19 minutes in and then drove off without a chase. The crew finished, released the hostage it had carried through the job, and left with the money. In chat, one viewer wrote, “He just want some excitement lmao,” of the hostage.

“Shout out for PD for being such good sports about it and playing along with our shenanigans. I appreciate it.” — Rosco Graves, closing the stream

The second bank went worse. The crew held a judge and an attorney who had walked up to the building, and when police arrived the two sides traded demands, including a foot race against a detective that a crew member won. The hack involved matching employee records and memorizing numbers on colored backgrounds, and it ran long enough that officers warned they would clear the crew out. In the final stage the money in the vault would not register in the bag, which the crew said cost about 100,000. A car chase followed, in which the crew finally got to use one of its car-hacking tools.

Earlier, the crew had spent hours hunting for the pliers a Fleeca bank job requires, and found them at a black market near the casino. A laundromat robbery with a hostage ended in a police chase, helicopter included, that the crew shook off. Over the evening it also collected two purple USB drives and traded them at a house for four C4 charges each, eight in all, rather than the manual and folder it wanted.

Because the crew needs another bank card, Graves said it would run a store robbery, a laundromat and a bank again. Thursday, he said, is when the crew starts kidnapping people and gathering information, a plan it expects to spread over two days. He told viewers not to blame the police for the 30-minute limit they set at the bank, and closed by thanking them for playing along.