Cannabis Dispensary In Linthicum Burglarized Overnight

LINTHICUM, Md. — Whereas most individuals had been getting their magnificence relaxation at 3 within the morning on Labor Day, three suspects in Anne Arundel County had been busy breaking right into a hashish retailer. However they weren’t taking what you’d assume.

The ATM theft saga continues in Anne Arundel County, this time at a hashish dispensary in Linthicum. Officers had been known as there in the midst of the evening.

“Officers responded for a burglary alarm in the 800 block of Elkridge Landing Road, when they arrived they found that the doors were smashed and that the ATM had been removed from the building,” said Corporal Chris Anderson, Anne Arundel County Police Department Spokesperson.

Anderson said three suspects were involved in the theft, stating they used a truck to pull the ATM out of the building according to the preliminary investigation.

“It was three people all darkish clothes. A grey or light-colored newer mannequin Ford F-150 raptor,” stated Anderson.

One girl who says she is a daily buyer at Inexperienced Level Wellness, cannot consider this occurred once more, “On the side right here where that trashcan is, there was an ATM. It’s sad because it seems they had the one outside and then you know they ripped that one up first and I know they’ve been taking them from the 7-Elevens and all that, but no they need to leave the dispensaries alone,” said Kathlen Nugent, regular customer.

This early morning ATM theft follows a string of others that have also happened in Anne Arundel County this summer.

“We now have seen a rise in not solely the thefts of ATMs but additionally simply burglaries to ATMs to the place suspects are coming into companies and breaking into the ATM, taking the money containers out of the ATM,” stated Anderson.

He stated the quantity is round 10 this 12 months alone. In August and July there have been ATM thefts at two completely different 7-Elevens, each utilizing a hydraulic device.

Anybody with info is requested to contact the Anne Arundel County Police tip line at 410-222-4700.

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