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Post by Babu Baboon on Sept 9, 2014 18:43:50 GMT -6
While the United States has plenty of clever criminals, there's no shortage of stupid crooks with a big plan. Some of those offenders seem to ignore the finer details in creating their very own lottery win. Some will even employ all kinds of creative methods and tools to steal things. But making off with a piece of construction equipment valued at $135,000 — to break into an ATM — would be a new low.
Early Monday morning in Jacksonville, Florida, employees at a Synovus Bank branch arrived to discover a bizarre scene. A 10,000-pound variable reach forklift was lodged in the building's drive-through ATM. Apparently the ATM had sustained damage overnight from repeated attempts to crash it open.
The forklift in question had come from a nearby construction site. Jacksonville police dusted for prints on another vehicle in the lot. They are also reviewing the bank's surveillance footage.
In spite of the ambitious plan, the suspect didn't get away with any cold, hard cash. And in that case, it's safe to conclude that this would-be bank robber need not choose any careers that require skill sets like observation, strategy, and completing execution. Maybe it would have been more profitable to sell the forklift.
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Post by lothar on Sept 10, 2014 22:49:27 GMT -6
Screw steeling one of their pens,I'm taking the whole damn ATM!
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Post by Babu Baboon on Sept 11, 2014 15:11:20 GMT -6
I'd like to make a withdrawal *kerchunk*
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Post by mh on Sept 11, 2014 19:19:43 GMT -6
I'd like to make a withdrawal *kerchunk*
i remember hearing that some russian mobsters backed a truck up to an atm, bolted cables to it, ripped it outta the wall & drug it down the street. them guys tend to use the direct approach
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Post by Thai Ladyboy on Sept 11, 2014 19:35:08 GMT -6
the same guys who order a live bull from a restaurant so that they can eat chunks out of it and ride the rest home.
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