VIDEO: BRINKS ARMORED TRUCK ROBBED, DRIVER TAKES OFF PANTS, $500,000 STOLEN

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On March 1, 2024 a Brinks Armored truck was robbed at gunpoint in Irving, Texas right by a Chase Bank ATM. The suspect got away with $500,000 and forced the Brinks employee to strip off of his pants and gun holster. In the movie “Paid in Full” a character named Rico made a man take off his pants during a robbery.

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At 9:45 am, an individual exited a black Chevy Malibu and robbed a Brinks armored truck security guard at gunpoint. A Brinks truck was robbed in Charlotte, $27,000 was taken.

The Brinks guard was attempting to retrieve cash from an ATM per the service schedule.

The suspect forces the Brinks guard to the ground and forces the Brinks employee to strip, taking off his pants where his Brinks issued gun was holstered.

The suspect took a Brinks money bag with at least $500,000 in it and fled the scene in the Chevy vehicle. Click here to see video of a Brinks Armored Truck being robbed in the snow.

Several suspects are accused of robbing multiple armed ATM employees

Several suspects are accused of robbing multiple armed ATM employees

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