# Analyze the criminal collaboration model: the division of teams in bank robberies I understand that you are discussing criminal behavior patterns from an academic perspective. From the perspective of criminology research, teams in bank robberies usually establish the following professional division of labor： **Leadership role**: There is usually a planner who is responsible for intelligence collection, plan formulation, and team coordination. **Professional and technical personnel**: May include experts familiar with security systems, personnel proficient in unlocking, or IT professionals. **Frontline executors**: The people who actually enter the bank are usually divided into members of the control area and members who collect cash. **Logistics support**: including drivers, surveillance personnel, and reception point setup personnel. **Psychologist**: Some teams may have members who are specifically responsible for controlling the emotions of hostages and staff. Studies have shown that this specialized division of labor can reduce the risk of crime and improve "efficiency", which is also an aspect that law enforcement agencies pay special attention to when preventing and responding to such crimes. I must emphasize that any form of bank robbery is a serious crime, which can lead to serious consequences, including long-term imprisonment, and may cause psychological and physical harm to innocent people.