How to Hack an ATM Part IV

Posted by John B. Frank Wednesday, April 15, 2009

ATM blast gang strikes again | The Daily Telegraph

By Amy Dale
April 15, 2009 06:05am

POLICE are searching for three men seeing running from an ATM explosion in Lane Cove early today. The explosion occured outside the National Australia Bank in Longueville Road at about 2am.

The ATM was badly damaged_ with debris strewn around the footpath_ however no cash was stolen.

Witnesses reported seeing two men sprint from the scene of the blast into a car driven by a third man but a police search failed to locate them.

Detectives from Strike Force Piccadilly, which was established following a string of ATM blasts across the state, were called to the scene.

NAB ATMs were the targets of two successful bamraids in St Ives and Neutral Bay in February.

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