SAN ANTONIO – Two people were arrested in connection with an ATM robbery on the Southeast Side, according to San Antonio police.
Officers were dispatched just before 1:30 p.m. Tuesday to a Chase Bank ATM in the 1100 block of Goliad Road after a caller reported that an “ATM driver” was being robbed.
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A Wednesday preliminary report from SAPD said two suspects — a 17-year-old male and 22-year-old Roshannay Jackson — exited a vehicle and held the man servicing the ATM at gunpoint.
The suspects demanded the man’s service weapon and all of the money in the ATM. The pair fled the scene before officers arrived, the report said. It is not immediately clear how much money was stolen.
Officers later located the vehicle just north of the location and attempted to apprehend the suspects.
One of the suspects ran from police before an officer caught up with them. The other person remained in the vehicle and was also detained.
Both suspects were charged with aggravated robbery, with other charges still pending, according to the report.
Tuesday’s ATM robbery is the third KSAT has covered in the last five weeks.
The first robbery happened on Aug. 4, when four people are wanted for robbing a Bank of America ATM on the West Side. According to a preliminary SAPD report, the robbers exited a car and told the employee servicing the machine to get out of the way.
The third robbery took place on Aug. 27, when San Antonio police said it was searching for two other suspects wanted in connection with a Wells Fargo ATM robbery on the South Side.
Additional information on Tuesday’s ATM robbery was not immediately available.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
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