SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police said it is investigating an aggravated robbery at an East Side ATM.
Officers said they were dispatched on a robbery in progress call just after 11 a.m. Thursday in the 2000 block of the Southeast Loop 410 access road, which is located just north of Rigsby Avenue.
An SAPD sergeant on scene told KSAT that at least three masked suspects, all men, orchestrated a surprise attack on a man working on the ATM.
Authorities said the suspects hit the man in the head with a gun, took an undisclosed amount of money from the ATM and fled the scene in a white Audi SUV.
When KSAT arrived at the location, a drive-thru at the Security Service Federal Credit Union, one of the ATMs appeared to be ripped open. Pieces of the machine were also seen scattered near the ATM.
It is unclear if the ATM was wide open when the suspects attacked the victim, police said.
According to SAPD, the victim sustained minor injuries and did not require further treatment.
A Security Service Federal Credit Union public information officer confirmed to KSAT that the victim is an independent contractor.
The SAPD sergeant on scene said the suspects could face aggravated robbery charges.
Anyone with information on the suspects are being asked to call the SAPD Robbery Task Force Unit at 210-207-0300.
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