ATM Tracking
Times are tough, and for some people, ATM's are just too tempting, with all that money just sitting in a box. ATM thefts are up nationwide.
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Thieves who hotwired a forklift and used it to steal an ATM in California were busted when sheriff's deputies tracked the machine via GPS. Officials found the ATM about four hours after it was stolen. The thieves allegedly tried using a pry bar, welder's torch and sledgehammer to open the ATM but weren't able to crack it. The stolen ATM was retrieved - with "a large amount of cash still inside," one press report claimed.
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Thanks to the ATM's GPS tracking device, police in Sacramento quickly located and arrested the would-be thieves, who also raided an ATM in July at the Cal Expo exhibition grounds. A thief in Georgia used a forklift to steal an ATM, and when bank officials informed the police that the GPS tracking device was turned on, and working, the tracking device led them to a pick-up truck driving down I-85. The pick-up wouldn't pull over, and eventually took one corner too quickly, resulting in the heavy ATM shifting in the bed of the truck, and the truck turning over. The driver was not hurt and was taken into custody.
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In Miami, Fla. thieves rammed a bulldozer stolen from a nearby construction site through the bank's concrete barriers to get at the ATM.
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In a Wisconsin warehouse, a thief used a forklift to load a stolen ATM into the back of a station wagon. He was later caught and the ATM was still in the back, covered with a blanket.
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