KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The FBI of Kansas City responded to the Bank of America at 1818 E North Avenue in Belton, Missouri, on July 15 on reports of an ATM bank robbery.
Belton police say two men got away with over $200,000 in cash.
No one was injured in the robbery, which occurred at approximately 10:25 a.m.
According to statements provided to law enforcement, two suspects approached a victim, who was working on an ATM, and threatened the victim. The suspects fled the scene with an confidential amount of money, per a press release.
The ATM cash boxes that were removed from the machine were later found in a dumpster at a nearby apartment complex.
Police say the suspect were driving a newer model silver Jeep that had a stolen license plate in the back.
One of the suspects is described as a Black male, who was wearing a black hooded jacket, dark colored pants, white shoes, a black mask and orange gloves.
The other suspect is described as a Black male, who was wearing a white hoodie, light colored pants, black shoes, a black mask and black gloves.
Police say one suspect has a heavy build while the other has a thin build.
Anyone with information regarding the robbery or the suspects is asked to contact the FBI of Kansas City at 816-512-8200.
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