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3 arrested for Indiana ATM technician robbery

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October 28, 2026

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Jucquian Tyson and Terrell Jackson of Arkansas, and Khalil Orr of Colorado have been charged with robbery resulting in bodily injury after allegedly stealing over $143,000 from ATM service technicians in Greenwood, Indiana, according to a report by WTHR.

According to court documents, the robbery occurred Oct. 7, at an Indiana Members Credit Union. Two suspects rushed workers servicing an ATM, shoved one employee, and stole cash cassettes containing $143,200 before fleeing in a Toyota SUV.

Investigators tracked the multi-state scheme using surveillance footage, GPS data and phone records. Orr had rented the getaway SUV in Colorado and disabled its GPS shortly before the robbery. After abandoning the vehicle, the suspects switched to a white Nissan and later divided the stolen cash.

Orr confessed to FBI agents after his arrest in Colorado, explaining that the group planned the Indianapolis heist in advance. His statements and phone records helped authorities identify Tyson and Jackson, who were subsequently captured during an Oct. 21 traffic stop in North Carolina.

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