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A bank robber jumped a teller counter Monday morning and a security camera caught the whole ordeal.

The man walked up to a teller window, displayed a silver handgun and demanded cash. After a brief encounter with the bank teller, the robber jumped over the counter and grabbed an undisclosed amount of cash from a cash drawer. The man left the bank after grabbing the cash. No bank customers or employees were injured.

Surveillance photos show a lone black man holding a silver handgun, wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans. He is described as approximately 5-foot-7 with a medium build.

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Victim Rea Buckley, 19, and her family say police told them a vital chance to catch the teenager could have been missed because devices in the Wood Street area of Walthamstow have been decommissioned due to lack of funds.

They fear dozens more across the borough may also have been secretly switched off.

It comes after Ms Buckley and her six-month old baby girl were surrounded by three youths, one armed with a handgun and two with knives, in Bisterne Avenue, Walthamstow, at around 7pm on Saturday September 3.

Ms Buckley got into a row with the trio after they threw stones near her pram as she walked past.

After a confrontation the gang went to a nearby park before returning with the weapons. They then ran off in the direction of Wood Street before police arrived.

In September 2010 a council report admitted its surveillance network was “obsolete” due to a lack of investment.

Emergency funding of £312,000 was approved by the cabinet for new devices but it is unclear whether it has yet been spent.

A police spokesman said no arrests had been made and confirmed the security camera in the area had been decommissioned.

The Guardian is awaiting a comment and information from the council on the current state of the borough’s surveillance network.

The council has previously defended spending on the million-pound Wood Street Plaza and fountains, as they were paid for by Transport for London (TfL).