Police: Stolen Uhaul rammed into ATM at Nats Park in attempted robbery
WASHINGTON (ABC7) — DC police are looking for four people believed to have driven a stolen Uhaul into an ATM in an attempted burglary at Nationals Park early Friday morning.
Friday night police released this video:
Police say the suspects abandoned the Uhaul and fled the scene in a second vehicle without the ATM.
Numerous surveillance cameras are posted in the area, including right above the scene of the attempted robbery.
The FBI and police are working together to solve this crime.
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Anyone with information can contact D.C. police at (202) 727-9099.
This is a developing story and will be updated as details become available.
