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Suspect in Suspicious ATM Activity Tosses $6,000 Out Truck Window During Police Pursuit
Police recovered more than $6,000 after a pursuit ended with a high-risk stop and arrests, Pearland police said.
- On Sept. 16, Pearland Police Department officers arrested two Florida men in Pearland, Texas, after responding to reports of a masked individual making multiple ATM transactions with several cards.
- Officers located the suspects' GMC Sierra in a business parking lot on Smith Ranch Road, prompting a pursuit during which the driver discarded more than $6,000 in cash from the vehicle.
- The GMC Sierra traveled along McHard Road before stopping in the 1600 block of Max Road, where police conducted a high-risk traffic stop and arrested the driver without further incident.
- Driver Levon Steven and passenger Tarvares Givens, both of West Park, Florida, remain in custody at the Brazoria County Jail following their arrest on multiple charges.
- Detectives continue investigating the incident for additional fraud-related charges as the case proceeds. Police recovered more than $6,000 in cash thrown during the pursuit.
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Masked Florida Men Dump Thousands In Cash During Wild Texas Police Chase After ATM Heist
PEARLAND, Texas — Dashcam video captured a striking scene Wednesday as thousands of dollars in cash flew out the window of a pickup truck during a police chase south of Houston. Pearland police say it started with a call about a masked man at an ATM drive-thru on Broadway Street. Officers were told the suspect was using multiple credit cards and pulling out large amounts of cash. He then climbed into the passenger seat of a white GMC Sierra and …
Suspect in suspicious ATM activity tosses $6,000 out truck window during police pursuit
A police pursuit of a man wanted for suspicious ATM activity in Texas came to an end when officers conducted a high-risk traffic stop after the suspect tossed $6,000 out of the pickup truck he was driving.
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