Authorities are looking for 3 suspects that drove a vehicle right into a Giant food store in Germantown on Monday and attempted to swipe money from an atm machine within.
Montgomery Region, Maryland, police have actually launched surveillance video to the public as they proceed their look for three suspects that drove a car right into a Large supermarket on Monday and tried to steal money from an atm machine inside.
Police got records of an industrial robbery around 4:30 a.m. Monday at a Huge supermarket on Leaman Ranch Roadway in Germantown, a Wednesday news release detailed.
3 men can be seen in store monitoring video footage driving a stolen eco-friendly Dodge Ram 1500 backwards via the food store’s entrance, “creating substantial damages,” according to authorities. The suspects after that left the cars and truck and tried to manually tear open an ATM. When they could not get it open, they struck the ATM several times with the car yet were unable to get it open.
“The suspects repelled in the vehicle without taking any type of money from the ATM or home from the store. When the truck ended up being disabled, the suspects got out of the vehicle, leaving it in the store car park,” authorities claimed in the launch.
Authorities have actually launched a video clip of the suspects and are asking for the public’s help in identifying them.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police at “www.p3tips.com” or call 1-866-411-8477.
