NEW YOR – New York authorities search for several individuals linked to the robbery of several ATMs in New York City.
The suspects have been caught multiple times stealing ATMs in parts of Queens and Brooklyn.
The most recent robbery occurred on Thursday, Sept. 15 at around 2:25 am, when three unknown individuals approached a commercial establishment located at 91-02 104th Street. People broke a glass door in front of the business to get inside. Once inside, the individuals recovered an ATM containing an unknown amount of money.
Investigators were awaiting confirmation from the ATM company to determine the total amount of the stolen money.
On Tuesday, September 13, around 2:50 pm, the same subjects reportedly raided a commercial premises located at 416 Glenmore Avenue. People used tools to cut multiple locks on a metal security door and enter the company, police said.
Once inside, people recovered an ATM containing approximately $ 7,340. The individuals also removed a cash register containing approximately $ 2,800, assorted merchandise worth approximately $ 13,000, and no dogs (of unknown breed) in the area were spared by the criminals, as they also took it away.
Fortunately, the dog was subsequently identified and reunited with its owner.
On September 8, around 1:30 am, three unknown individuals approached a commercial establishment located at 5401 Flatlands Avenue. People used the same technique to cut multiple locks on a metal security door and break into the company. From there, they removed an ATM containing around $ 10,000.
Additionally, people stole about $ 400 from a cash register and about $ 500 worth of merchandise.
On Saturday, September 3 at 5:20 am, two strangers approached a commercial establishment located at 188-34 Linden Boulevard and broke the glass on the main door of the business to access the interior. Once inside, people recovered an ATM containing about $ 15,000.
The first incident was reported on September 1, around 3:54 am, when two strangers approached a commercial premises located at 123-11 Jamaica Avenue.
Using the same methods to get in, people removed an ATM containing about $ 8,200.
In all cases, the suspects fled in a white minivan. No injuries were reported in any of the robberies.
Anyone with information on these incidents should call the NYPD Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477) or, for Spanish, 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). The public can also submit their suggestions by accessing the Crime Stoppers website one or one Twitter @NYPDTips.
