Two men were arrested in connection with an attempted ATM burglary early Wednesday morning on the South Side.

San Antonio police are searching for suspects following the break-in and robbery of an ATM early Tuesday morning.

There have been at least 3 burglaries and an attempted theft this month of ATMs belonging to Chase Bank. Police also are investigating a recent robbery of a technician servicing a Bank of America ATM.

Burglars targeted two different ATMs in the city within about a ten day period. Police said in both cases, they were able to access the cash boxes and steal the money.

A small business out tens of thousands of dollars after the company truck was stolen and used to break into an ATM on the West Side.

San Antonio police are searching for two men responsible for the break-in of an automatic teller machine on the city’s far West Side early Tuesday morning.

A man shot and killed two people who allegedly tried to rob him at a South Side ATM, according to San Antonio police Chief William McManus.

A North Side Chase bank ATM is out of order and is pretty banged up after police say three people attempted to pull it out of a bank drive-thru early Monday morning.

San Antonio police are searching for suspects following an attempted break-in of an ATM early Monday morning.

San Antonio police managed to track down an ATM that was stolen from a North Side bank Monday morning.

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police are searching for the suspects responsible for an attempted burglary of an automatic teller machine on the city’s Northeast Side early Wednesday morning. The incident occurred around 4 a.m. at a Frost Bank near Loop 410 and Nacogdoches Road. According to police, the suspects first broke a barricade and then tried to break into the ATM, causing minor damage to the back side of the machine. Police said the burglars however never got inside the machine, and instead drove off. Security guards say they saw a pickup truck leaving the scene, but police did not give a description of the suspects or the vehicle.

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police are searching for suspects who they say attempted to break into a Chase Bank ATM early Monday morning. The attempted theft was reported around 4:45 a.m. in the 3700 block of Colony Drive, not far from Wurzbach Road and Interstate 10. According to SAPD, the suspects possibly used two to three vehicles in the attempt, including one that was stolen out of Von Ormy. A possible suspect vehicle was left in a car wash in the same parking lot. Another vehicle ditched further down the road was found still running with a broken chain attached to the bumper.

SAN ANTONIO – Some would-be burglars are empty-handed after their plans to break into an ATM on the city’s Northwest Side failed. San Antonio police say the crooks set off an alarm inside the machine, which is outside a bank at the corner of Callaghan and Babcock roads. Nearby was a white pickup which police say was stolen and was being used by the criminals to try to steal or open the ATM. The crooks did manage to yank open part of the outer housing, but police say they did not get inside or get any of the cash. Crime scene investigators collected parts of the broken machine and truck as evidence, and dusted the pickup for fingerprints.

SAN ANTONIO – A store clerk was punched and an ATM was broken into at a Northeast Side convenience store early Thursday morning, San Antonio police said. The incident occurred just before 4 a.m. at a 7-Eleven store near Judson Road and Independence Avenue, not far from I-35 and Toepperwein Road. According to police, three men walked into the store just before one of the men punched the store clerk in the eye. That’s when, police said, the men broke open the ATM and fled. Investigators said they initially thought the crime might be connected to another ATM crime, but now they are not sure.

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police say an observant delivery driver helped to stop an ATM burglary in action early Tuesday morning. He called 911 around 4:30 a.m., telling dispatchers that one of the men appeared to have a crowbar in his hand while the other was wrapping a chain around the ATM. Police quickly responded to the scene but found the burglars already were gone. However, officers on the West side of town tracked down the truck about an hour later on Marbach Road near Loop 410. The ATM was left with substantial damage to its housing, but police say the burglars did not get into the portion of the machine that holds the cash.

SAN ANTONIO San Antonio police are investigating the destruction and burglary of an ATM on the citys North Side early Friday morning. The incident occurred around 4:20 a.m. at a Lone Star National Bank in the 15320 block of Huebner Road, not far from Loop 1604. According to police, an officer answered an alarm call and pulled into the parking lot to find a running stolen pickup truck with a chain and some tools on the ground next to a smashed ATM. Police said the thieves were successful in getting an undisclosed amount of cash from the machine. Investigators are now using surveillance cameras to help identify the suspects.

UNIVERSAL CITY, Texas – Three employees, including the general manager of a Wingstop in Universal City, were arrested after they conspired to fake a robbery, police saidAccording to an arrest affidavit, Christopher Casas, general manager of the restaurant on Pat Booker Road near 1604 called police March 30, claiming he had been the victim of a robbery. Police arrested and charged Casas, another store manager, Jesus Soto Salazar, lead cook, Ludmark Etienne, and his roommate, Deaven Watson, for conspiring to stage the robbery. The group conspired to go over and break into the ATM, which was information given from the other manager that we picked up last," Travis said. Travis said the employees admitted they were paid decently by the restaurant. The restaurant manager on duty Friday, declined to comment on the arrests.

Burglars use pickup truck, crowbars in destruction of ATM, police sayPublished: February 19, 2020, 8:35 amSan Antonio police said they are investigating the destruction and burglary of an ATM on the city’s far West Side early Wednesday morning.

Suspects wearing white masks yanked door off ATM with chainPublished: November 27, 2019, 6:10 amSan Antonio police said the men were wearing white masks when they yanked a door off a Chase Bank ATM near the intersection of Blanco Road and Dresden Drive around 3 a.m. Wednesday.