‘Novice’ robbers try to ATM machine
Express news service : Allahabad, Sat Jul 14 2012, 04:14 hrs
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Four persons unsuccessfully tried to uproot an ATM machine while holding the security guard hostage at gunpoint in Mumfordganj area in the early hours of Friday. Police said it could be the handiwork of first-timers.
A case of attempt to theft has been registered at Colonelganj police station. The incident occurred close to the ATM machine where two security guards were killed and Rs 44 lakh were looted on October 14, 2011. No headway was made in that case.
According to the police, four persons, riding a vehicle, came to the ATM of Punjab National Bank and held the security guard, Suresh Ram Gautam, hostage at gunpoint. They then covered the CCTV camera to escape being videographed.
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