Bartlesville police searching for 2 men that allegedly stole cash from ATM

TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — The Bartlesville Police Department is trying to identify two suspects in a recent ATM break-in.

On April 16 just before 2 a.m., BPD received a business alarm call at Truity Credit Union.

Dispatch was advised that there were two people on the scene, breaking into an ATM.

When officers arrived, the alleged burglars had already left.

When reviewing surveillance video, police say the suspects were only seen at the ATM for a few minutes.

According to Bartlesville police, two Black men wearing hoodies and face masks were trying to force open the ATM with pry bars.

The two then allegedly connected a chain and tow hooks to the ATM and used a truck to break it open.

BPD says the suspects left the truck and drove off in a dark-colored Camaro, traveling south on Highway 75.

The suspects were able to leave with a large amount of cash according to officers.

Anyone with information on the suspects or the incident is asked to call BPD at 918-338-4001.