The excavator is used to steal ATMs in the bank in Woodbridge: Police

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At the beginning of this month, a banking theft gives a new meaning to shoot and catch.

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Is a ScotiaBank department in Woodbridge tied to the expected future An excavation was used to damage a wall from a dug and steal itself a bankruptcy this month ago.

York Regional Police, theft was held on March 2 at Langstaff RD.-HWY took place at 2:20. 27 fields.

Police said the building was “significant damage” caused by the heavy construction technique. An ATM containing an amount of money inside was removed from the building and stolen.

There were no injuries, the police added.

“The investigators should still consider control images, because the building is structurally violated and not able to enter inside,” Const. Kevin Nebrija said in a statement by email.

Private coach Dixie Lee Bell shared the images of a building damaged on social media on the weekend when they came to some banking.

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“I came to go to the bank this morning” He said in a video sent to Tiktok Saturday. “That’s what happened. As it seems, some people stole this piece of machine and got all the ATMs in Skoibank. Isn’t it ridiculous?”

In a short clip, a space hole in the wall can be seen with a trashbox around the bank’s access. There is a police lientione in an excavator and the area.

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Police did not disclose any suspicious information.

In recent months, other heavy construction equipment was used in similar bank heists in GTA.

On New Year’s Eve, a Backhoe was used to raise a cashomat from a TD Bank in Loure Plaza. Last November 12, a rear loader was used to delete a TD Bank’s foreground in stores where the city center was selected.

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