PUNE: A gang of 4 males on Tuesday effectively uprooted an automated teller system of a non-public financial institution around 3am in Chakan but needed to abandon it after the sirens on the kiosk went off and alerted the police.
There was once Rs36 lakh within the computerized teller system (ATM) but there have been no security personnel or surveillance cameras on the kiosk. Prakash Hiraman Patil (35), an worker of a non-public Mumbai-based company that manages the financial institution’s ATM’s, has lodged a criticism with the Chakan police station.
Senior inspector Sunil Pawar mentioned the police had straight away rushed to the spot however the suspects had already fled. “The suspects had reached the ATM kiosk on the Chandrashree complicated in a pickup van. Before coming into the kiosk, the suspects covered their faces with handkerchiefs and blackened the CCTV cameras within the kiosk via spraying some chemical,” he mentioned.
The suspects then tied a rope across the system and connected it with the pickup van parked outside. “The van’s motive force then sped up the car, which uprooted the ATM. The system made a loud noise after it fell at the ground, which brought about the siren within the kiosk,” Pawar mentioned.
An professional on the Mumbai headquarters of the corporate had also noticed the suspicious activities within the kiosk and had alerted Patil, who then approached the police and reached the spot. “Patil mentioned the ATM was once damaged but cash was once protected within the system,” a police officer mentioned.
Fourth unsuccessful try in six months
Pawar informed IdealNews that this has been the fourth try to scouse borrow cash from an ATM kiosk during the last six months in Chakan. The thieves in all instances were not able to scouse borrow the cash. “The Chakan police were undertaking in depth night patrolling all over the night hours but we will intensify it. We hope to nab the suspects on the earliest,” Pawar added.
There was once Rs36 lakh within the computerized teller system (ATM) but there have been no security personnel or surveillance cameras on the kiosk. Prakash Hiraman Patil (35), an worker of a non-public Mumbai-based company that manages the financial institution’s ATM’s, has lodged a criticism with the Chakan police station.
Senior inspector Sunil Pawar mentioned the police had straight away rushed to the spot however the suspects had already fled. “The suspects had reached the ATM kiosk on the Chandrashree complicated in a pickup van. Before coming into the kiosk, the suspects covered their faces with handkerchiefs and blackened the CCTV cameras within the kiosk via spraying some chemical,” he mentioned.
The suspects then tied a rope across the system and connected it with the pickup van parked outside. “The van’s motive force then sped up the car, which uprooted the ATM. The system made a loud noise after it fell at the ground, which brought about the siren within the kiosk,” Pawar mentioned.
An professional on the Mumbai headquarters of the corporate had also noticed the suspicious activities within the kiosk and had alerted Patil, who then approached the police and reached the spot. “Patil mentioned the ATM was once damaged but cash was once protected within the system,” a police officer mentioned.
Fourth unsuccessful try in six months
Pawar informed IdealNews that this has been the fourth try to scouse borrow cash from an ATM kiosk during the last six months in Chakan. The thieves in all instances were not able to scouse borrow the cash. “The Chakan police were undertaking in depth night patrolling all over the night hours but we will intensify it. We hope to nab the suspects on the earliest,” Pawar added.
Gang uproots ATM with Rs 36L, siren foils plan
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