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Former Brinks employee admits to ATM cash theft

September 28, 2005

The Boston Globe:Two brothers pleaded guilty in federal court Sept. 26 to stealing $100,000 from an ATM in Wilmington, Mass., in the fall of 2000. One brother, who was employed by Brink's Inc., had a key to the money.

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