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Mysterious NYC trio make off with $300K in Brinks truck heist after distracting driver and stealing duffle bag filled with cash

Mysterious NYC trio make off with $300K in Brinks truck heist after distracting driver and stealing duffle bag filled with cash

Police say two men approached the truck driver for help while another stole the duffle bag on Friday.
The bag containing $300,000 in cash was left unattended on the armored truck's bumper, officials say.

The three suspects fled the scene on foot and are still on the run from police.

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A Brinks truck driver was helping two men asking for directions on Friday, and before he knew it, a third man snatched $300,000 from the vehicle's bumper and vanished, officials said.

The driver was making a cash drop around 1 p.m. at a Chase Bank in Brooklyn's Sunset Park neighborhood, the New York Post reported. Police said the duffle bag full of money was sitting unattended on the bumper of the armored truck when two of the thieves started up a conversation with the driver.

A third robber grabbed the bag while the driver was distracted, police said.

The unidentified robbers then "fled the scene on foot." They were still at large as of Sunday afternoon, and police were seeking the public's help capturing the suspects.

"They just distracted him while talking to him," an NYPD spokesman said, according to the NY Post. "It was a crime of opportunity. Someone saw an opportunity."

If apprehended, the men could face up to 15 years in prison for grand larceny, according to New York laws.
Comments

Oh ya 2 year ago
Well if the best Brinks can hire are guards that leave 300k on a rear bumper then they deserve to lose it. And to think these idiots are also allowed to carry guns. The IQ of the guards likely do not add up to 40 combined
Brad 2 year ago
They heard the criminal Anthony Fauci makes $340,000 per year salary for killing people so might has well retire early.

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