Police, bankers, guards discuss steps to fight ATM burglaries

Police, bankers, guards discuss steps to fight ATM burglaries

TOKYO, Dec. 25 Kyodo - National Police Agency official Hidenori Yoshida addresses a meeting of bankers and security guards convened Dec. 25 to fight a wave of burglaries targeting automated teller machines (ATMs) using power shovels and other heavy machinery.

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