58 Arrested In Countywide ATM Crime Spree In New Jersey
Police in Mercer County arrested 58 people from New York and New Jersey they said targeted Santander Banks.
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Police in Mercer County arrested 58 people from New York and New Jersey they said targeted Santander Banks.
Crime tape was up around a Santender Bank on Nelson Avenue and Amboy Road. Police were called there after reports of an ATM robbery.
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