Commonwealth Bank in Australia apologized Monday for advising its staff to wear flesh-colored underwear and avoid shiny stockings because they make legs look plumper. As one of the country's largest banks, it distributed its "grooming handbook" to the retail banking staff. The guide says that women should wear two rings or less on each hand and recommends that earrings should be no bigger than a small coin, reports Reuters.

FBI agents arrest a woman Tuesday who is suspected of robbing four banks in suburban Virginia while appearing to be talking on a cell phone. Candice Martinez, 19, is arrested just before 4am at a home in nearby Centreville, Virginia after an FBI agent saw a car nearby with license plates matching the ones they had been looking for. The FBI had issued a bulletin a few hours earlier saying Martinez and her boyfriend could be fleeing to Texas, New Mexico or New York. "It was a wonderful stroke of luck that [the agent] happened to spot that license plate, and everything unfolded safely and without incident," says Debbie Weirman, a spokesperson from the FBI. Martinez was filmed by security cameras walking up to tellers and demanding cash while appearing to be chatting on her cell phone. FBI Special Agent Ron Chavarro, who spotted the car agents were looking for, ordered two people out of the vehicle and they led investigators to a house nearby where Martinez was staying. Her boyfriend had been arrested a little while earlier. And it was not immediately clear whether charges would be filed against some other people who were with Martinez at the time of her arrest

The woman dubbed the "cell phone bandit," because of security camera images of her robbing banks while using a cell phone, is identified as 19-year-old Candice Rose Martinez. According to the Loudoun County sheriff's office, warrants for her arrest have been issued.

Taking the cell phone craze to a whole new level, a woman was accused Friday of robbing four banks in suburbs around the District of Columbia - while talking on her cell phone. Authorities say the woman, casually dressed with dark sunglasses and cellular phone to her ear, walked up to the tell counter at each of the banks, showed the teller a handgun hidden in her purse and demanded money.

Taking the cell phone craze to a whole new level, a woman was accused Friday of robbing four banks in suburbs around the District of Columbia - while talking on her cell phone. Authorities say the woman, casually dressed with dark sunglasses and cellular phone to her ear, walked up to the tell counter at each of the banks, showed the teller a handgun hidden in her purse and demanded money.