Mount Pleasant, NY
Police & Fire
Three Suspects Sought In Westchester Business Burglary Three Suspects Sought In Westchester Business Burglary
Three Suspects Sought In Westchester Business Burglary Police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating three suspects that are wanted for their roles in an early morning commercial burglary in which they allegedly stole an ATM and led police on a short chase in Westchester. The New Rochelle Police Department issued an alert after Community Financial Services and Check Cashing on North Avenue was broken into shortly after 3 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 15. According to police, investigators received a report of a burglary in progress at 3:03 a.m. on Friday morning when three suspects arrived at the business in a white minivan, broke through the …

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by Zak Failla
Hackensack, NJ
Police & Fire
CRIME SPREE: Burglars Steal ATMs After Smashing Into Bergen Check-Cashing Businesses CRIME SPREE: Burglars Steal ATMs After Smashing Into Bergen Check-Cashing Businesses
Crime Spree: Burglars Steal ATMs After Smashing Into Bergen Check-Cashing Businesses Burglars have been stealing ATM machines by smashing their way into check-cashing businesses in Bergen County, authorities said Monday. The bandits, who've been spotted in a dark-colored pickup truck, apparently used a sledgehammer to smash their way in through front glass doors, Hackensack Police Detective Lt. Ryan Weber said. Two  burglaries occurred within minutes of one another in Hackensack between 3 a.m. and 3:30 a.m. on Sunday, Weber said. One was at a check-cashing business on Anderson Street and another on Main Street between 3-3:30 a.m. Sunday, he said. The thieves weren't …

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by Jerry DeMarco
Newark, NJ
Police & Fire
KNOW THEM? Newark Police Seek ID For Trio Of ATM Thieves Who Fled In Stolen Pickup Truck KNOW THEM? Newark Police Seek ID For Trio Of ATM Thieves Who Fled In Stolen Pickup Truck
Know Them? Newark Police Seek ID For Trio Of ATM Thieves Who Fled In Stolen Pickup Truck Police in Newark are seeking the public’s help identifying three suspects caught on surveillance footage stealing an ATM and fleeing in a stolen pickup truck Wednesday morning. The suspects — pictured above — were seen lugging the machine from the 200 block of Adams Street and into a stolen grey GMC Sierra around 5:50 a.m., Newark Public Safety Director Anthony F. Ambrose said. Responding officers saw the broken ATM sign on the ground and wires hanging from the tire business it came from, police said. Anyone with information about the identity of the suspects is asked to contact the Divisi…

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by Valerie Musson
Massapequa, NY
Police & Fire
ATM Stolen From Long Island Bank, Later Discovered In Roadway ATM Stolen From Long Island Bank, Later Discovered In Roadway
ATM Stolen From Long Island Bank, Later Discovered In Roadway An entire ATM stolen from outside a Long Island bank was later found in the middle of a roadway.  The discarded ATM from Capital One Bank on Portion Road in Ronkonkoma was later found in the middle of Hillcrest Street, also in Ronkonkoma, Suffolk County Police said.  Investigators believe that the ATM became dislodged while it was being dragged by a vehicle with a chain.  Anyone who witnessed the theft or has any information pertinent to this investigation are asked to contact Suffolk County Crime Stoppers at 800-220-TIPS, by using the P3Tips mobile app or via their website.…

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by Christina Coulter
Springfield, MA
Police & Fire
Stealing 17 Firearms Capped Off Crime Spree, US Attorney Says Stealing 17 Firearms Capped Off Crime Spree, US Attorney Says
Stealing 17 Firearms Capped Off Crime Spree, US Attorney Says Two men went on an alleged crime spree before stealing 17 firearms from a local store. The men have been arrested and charged with theft. Fernando Rivera, 24, and Christian Castro, 29, both of Connecticut, were each charged with one count of stealing firearms from a federal firearms licensee, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Massachusetts. On Aug. 29, according to court documents, Rivera and Castro, as well as others, allegedly drove in two cars - one of which was stolen - and proceeded to drive around Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire stealing, or at least atte…

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by Kristin Palpini
Cliffside Park-Edgewater, NJ
Police & Fire
Authorities: Suspects Nabbed In Cliffside Park Among Dozens Charged In Statewide ATM Thefts Authorities: Suspects Nabbed In Cliffside Park Among Dozens Charged In Statewide ATM Thefts
Authorities: Suspects Nabbed In Cliffside Park Among Dozens Charged In Statewide ATM Thefts Eleven suspects seized in Cliffside Park following a brief pursuit were among dozens arrested statewide Tuesday for exploiting a glitch that allowed them to steal tens of thousands of dollars from ATM machines at banks throughout New Jersey and in New York City. Borough police arrested two suspects at the Santander Bank on Anderson Avenue before chasing down the rest on foot, Deputy Police Chief Vincent Capano said. Eight of the suspects are adults and three juveniles -- two of them 17 and one 16, from the Bronx and Mount Vernon, NY, he said. Several arrived in a white Dodge Caravan with …

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by Jerry DeMarco
Edison, NJ
Police & Fire
Multiple Arrests Made In Santander Bank ATM Thefts Across NY/NJ/CT Multiple Arrests Made In Santander Bank ATM Thefts Across NY/NJ/CT
Multiple Arrests Made In Santander Bank ATM Thefts Across NY/NJ/CT UPDATED: Dozens of people were arrested after using prepaid debit cards to steal from ATMs in New Jersey, New York and Connecticut because of a system glitch on Tuesday, authorities said. Police in Bergen, Mercer, Middlesex, Essex, Hudson, Morris and Union counties were on the lookout for suspects in Santander Bank ATM thefts using prepaid debit cards. ALSO SEE: Seven police departments in Monmouth County help round up 31 suspects.  “We are cooperating with law enforcement as they actively investigate this situation," a Santander Bank spokesperson said.   FBI agents and det…

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by Jon Craig
Brentwood, NY
Police & Fire
Suspect On Loose After Burglary At Popular Long Island Market Suspect On Loose After Burglary At Popular Long Island Market
Suspect On Loose After Burglary At Popular Long Island Market A suspect is at large after a burglary at a popular Long Island market. It happened just after 12:30 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 12 in Oceanside. According to Nassau County Police detectives, a 27-year-old male employee responded to Farmer Joel’s Market located at 177 Davison Avenue for an alarm ringing.  Upon arrival, he observed a male suspect in the rear alley near the rear door using a hand truck wheeling an ATM machine that was inside the store.  When the subject realized he was being observed by the employee, he dropped the machine and fled on foot east on Madison Avenue, police sai…

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by Joe Lombardi
Mahopac, NY
Police & Fire
Fraudulent Theft Of $7K Leads To Police Investigation In Area Fraudulent Theft Of $7K Leads To Police Investigation In Area
Fraudulent Theft Of $7K Leads To Police Investigation In Area An official investigation has been opened following the allegedly fraudulent theft of $7,000, according to police. New York State Police from the Wappinger barracks say the suspect pictured above is a person of interest who may be responsible for the fraudulent theft of more than $7,000 from a TD Bank ATM on Westchester Avenue in the Bronx on Friday, May 10. Officers urge anyone with information about the identity of the suspect to contact Investigator Tashjian of the New York State Police at (845) 677-7300. Callers should refer to case number 8744833.

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by Valerie Musson
Fairfield, CT
Police & Fire
Video: Know Them? Alert Issued For Suspect In Theft Of ATM In Fairfield Video: Know Them? Alert Issued For Suspect In Theft Of ATM In Fairfield
Video: Know Them? Alert Issued For Suspect In Theft Of ATM In Fairfield Fairfield Police are asking the public for help in identifying several suspects who allegedly ripped off an ATM machine from inside a business. The theft took place sometime between 12:30 and 4:30 a.m., Tuesday, Nov. 20 at the Wash Tub Laundromat, 332 Tunxis Hill Road, said Lt. Robert Kalamaras. A follow-up investigation revealed, the front glass window to the laundromat was broken to make entry and the individuals can be seen getting out of one car and into another vehicle during the time frame of the robbery.  Detectives also discovered there was a simi…

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by Kathy Reakes