Thieves Withdrawal Entire ATM from Hamline University
Thieves stole an entire ATM machine from the Klas Center on Hamline University's campus in St. Paul early Friday morning, taking off with an undisclosed amount of cash.
The Star Tribune reports that the break-in occurred around 2:20 and 3 a.m. The ATM was owned by Associated Bank of Green Bay, Wisc. St. Paul police spokesperson Tom Walsh said there are no suspects at this time. Walsh also said "the thieves pried open a door to gain access to the four-story building."
According to the St. Paul Pioneer Press, Walsh also said that "a small dolly was used based on tire tracks they found.... but they don't have much other evidence."
The Klas Center is part of the athletics complex on the university's campus. It houses university memorabilia, lockers for Hamline athletes, a banquet hall, classrooms and meeting spaces.