Man Buys Car ATM Workers, One of two men associated with snatching a pack containing $150,000 in real money that was erroneously abandoned by ATM laborers purchased a SUV with the cash hours after the fact, police said.
Alton Harvey, 42, of Hillside, was captured Wednesday after police followed a white van that was caught on reconnaissance feature pulling up to the pack of money that the ATM workers overlooked outside a business in Mahwah, in northern New Jersey, on Monday. The feature demonstrated a traveler in the van snatching the sack.
Police said the van was seen in another feature maneuvering into a close-by auto repair business and appropriating utilized tires.
Subsequent to discovering the van in Irvington, police captured Harvey.
Harvey said he was driving the van and told criminologists that a Chevrolet Tahoe was bought with money from the pack not long after it was gotten, Police Chief James Batelli said in a news discharge. The SUV, which has a beginning sticker cost of $46,000, was stopped close to the van.
Criminologists recognized the traveler as Jamar Bludson, 35, of Newark. Police issued a warrant for Bludson, who likewise is needed for a probation infringement, Batelli said.
Harvey was hung on $125,000 safeguard, accused of robbery of misplaced property. It was not known whether he has a legal advisor who can remark on the charge.
Specialists decided the ATM laborers were not included in the robbery, the boss said.
Alton Harvey, 42, of Hillside, was captured Wednesday after police followed a white van that was caught on reconnaissance feature pulling up to the pack of money that the ATM workers overlooked outside a business in Mahwah, in northern New Jersey, on Monday. The feature demonstrated a traveler in the van snatching the sack.
Police said the van was seen in another feature maneuvering into a close-by auto repair business and appropriating utilized tires.
Subsequent to discovering the van in Irvington, police captured Harvey.
Harvey said he was driving the van and told criminologists that a Chevrolet Tahoe was bought with money from the pack not long after it was gotten, Police Chief James Batelli said in a news discharge. The SUV, which has a beginning sticker cost of $46,000, was stopped close to the van.
Criminologists recognized the traveler as Jamar Bludson, 35, of Newark. Police issued a warrant for Bludson, who likewise is needed for a probation infringement, Batelli said.
Harvey was hung on $125,000 safeguard, accused of robbery of misplaced property. It was not known whether he has a legal advisor who can remark on the charge.
Specialists decided the ATM laborers were not included in the robbery, the boss said.
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