Only two people exited the van: the gunman who had been harrying Magus for most of the ride, and one of his goons.  Rather than try to fight, the two just grab what loot they could carry and ran for the nearest alley.  Magus first went to the van to see if anyone else was there.  The only people left in the van were either dead or out for the count, and about half the contents of the robbery remained.  Magus considered going after the two who had fled the scene, but after the trouble they had caused him, he didn't like the idea of facing off against them again, and if any of the people here regained consciousness while he was chasing the others, his work would just get ten times harder than it needed to be.  Instead, Magus chose to inform the authorities of the events and let the ECPD take in the robbers that were still alive but currently unconscious.

Spotting a civilian about a block away, Magus waved to the man and asked to borrow his phone.  Magus never had a phone on his person since the plastic in the casing was not good for his powers, and the trans-uranium elements that were sometimes in the batteries rendered him utterly powerless.  He called the police and told them about the robbery and his role in recovering half the loot.  Within half an hour, two police cruisers arrived on the scene as well as an armored car from the bank.  The police thanked Magus for his service and took the robbers into custody, and the bank reclaimed the stolen money.  All in all, it was a good day's work, but Magus was still irked that the ringleader of the robbers had gotten away with half the money.  Sooner or later, there would have to be reckoning for that.