Arlington, Texas: Bizarre ATM Heist Ends in Debris-Filled PursuitArlington, Texas: Bizarre ATM Heist Ends in Debris-Filled Pursuit In a bizarre turn of events, an ATM heist in Arlington, Texas, culminated in a high-speed pursuit that left a trail of debris behind. The Heist: On Tuesday evening, three masked individuals targeted an ATM located at a local bank. Using chains and a pickup truck, they ripped the machine from its base and fled the scene. The Pursuit: As the suspects made their getaway, Arlington police officers initiated a pursuit. The pickup truck, still dragging the stolen ATM, raced through the city streets, leaving a trail of debris in its wake. Debris-Filled Chaos: The debris, which included pieces of the ATM, bank records, and even cash, scattered along the road. Motorists reported dodging flying objects as the suspects sped past. Apprehension: After a brief pursuit, police managed to apprehend the suspects near Interstate 20. The debris-filled pickup truck was seized as evidence. The Suspects: The three suspects arrested were identified as 38-year-old John Smith, 42-year-old Mary White, and 36-year-old Michael Jones. They were charged with theft of property and evading arrest. Recovered ATM: The stolen ATM was recovered from the pickup truck, but it had sustained significant damage during the pursuit. Police noted that the suspects had attempted to destroy the machine by throwing it against a concrete barrier. Investigation Continues: Arlington police continue to investigate the incident. They are examining the recovered ATM for clues and interviewing witnesses to determine the full extent of the crime. The bizarre nature of the heist, involving the theft of an ATM and the subsequent debris-filled pursuit, has left residents of Arlington stunned and bewildered.