Business owner “disappointed” following gas station ATM theft
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A considerable sum of cash was taken from an automated teller machine (ATM) that was stolen from Jamieson’s Service Station in Darliston, Westmoreland, on Thursday morning. The device was found after several hours.
The money, which was reportedly worth over $8 million, was not there.
Jamiel Jamieson, the gas station’s owner, expressed his disappointment following the robbery to TalkUpDiTingsDem News.
The service station’s alarm system was disabled by a gang of guys at 2:30 am on Thursday.
By severing the grille on the service station’s front entrance, criminals could enter the building.
The band of criminals allegedly alerted the police to the heist in progress during their “operation,” which took around an hour to accomplish. The burglars, though, managed to escape.
Jamieson Service Station’s owner is upset about the break-in at his company.
I’m attempting to serve the community by offering an ATM because it’s difficult to find one in a remote region. It is quite depressing,” he stated.
Jamieson, who told TalkUpDiTingsDem News that he has been in company for around seven years, is angry that thieves broke into his place of business for at least an hour but that no police officers were present to catch them.
“I need to decide if I want to stay. He bemoaned on Thursday that “the cops don’t help us.
Although there had been robberies and break-ins in the neighborhood, he claimed that this was the first time something significant had happened to him.
