3 ATMs Stolen From Greenwich, Suspects Sought: Police

GREENWICH, CT — Three ATMs were stolen in Greenwich this past weekend, and police said they're looking to locate the suspects who were able to flee the area.

At approximately 3:45 a.m. on Feb. 10, suspects broke into the Mobil gas station at 530 E. Putnam Ave. and took the ATM there, police said in a news release.

Then at around 4:15 a.m. on Feb. 11, suspects forced their way into a Gulf gas station and tampered with an ATM to take the money out of it, police noted.

While officers were processing the scene, approximately an hour later, the same suspects entered the Mobil gas station at 1129 E. Putnam Ave., which was open, and took the ATM and placed it in their car before they fled, police said.

The suspect car, which was reported as a stolen BMW SUV, was broadcast to area police departments, according to police.

"Approximately one hour later multiple New York police departments attempted to stop this vehicle which engaged them in high-speed pursuits throughout New York and NYC," police said. "The suspects were able to evade capture."

During the timeframe of these ATM thefts, another ATM located at a Dunkin Donuts on the east side of Greenwich was also stolen, police said. The suspects involved in that incident then went to Port Chester, N.Y., and stole another ATM, police added.

Police said Monday morning the suspects are still at large, and Greenwich detectives are working closely with New York police departments to identify the thieves.

In a post on X, Greenwich police said the thefts were all coordinated.

"This group has been responsible for several other ATM thefts in the area," police said. "We are requesting anyone with information to please contact the GPD Detective Division at 203-622-8054 or via our confidential tip-line/email at 203-622-3333 or TIPS@greenwichct.org."