ATM Theft Suspects Attempt Clean Getaway
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — No officer, that’s not an ATM--it’s a washing machine. That’s what police said two suspects told them early Wednesday as they were caught in a bank parking lot with a battered automated teller machine chained to their car.
Timothy E. Lebo, 39, and Charles J. Kinser, 32, were charged with breaking and entering, safecracking and aggravated theft.
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