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Brinks courier charged for stealing from ATM

July 10, 2005

The Rogersville Review: A Maryville, Tenn., man who worked as a courier for the Brinks Company is facing charges for taking more than $10,000 from an ATM in Tennessee. Bank officials alerted Brinks after the paper trail and computerized records showed discrepancies.

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