BEAUMONT, Texas — Another credit union’s ATM has been targeted by thieves.

In Texas, the Orange County Sheriff’s Office said it is searching for ATM thieves after they hit the MCT Credit Union branch off of H-87.

According to the sheriff’s office, the thieves pulled up to one of the ATM’s and managed to rip out a piece of it before fleeing the scene. It is currently unknown how many people were involved in the incident.

“Deputies were later able to track down and recover the truck the thieves used, which had since been abandoned on Patillo Road,” the OCSO said. “The Sheriff’s office is now combing through that truck for any clues that could lead them to the perpetrators.”

Ohio CU Hit

As the CU Daily recently reported, in Ohio, the Trumbull County (Ohio) Sheriff’s Office is investigating the theft of an ATM from 7 17 Credit Union.

According to the Sheriff’s Office, the ATM machine was stolen from the drive-through using a Bobcat skid steer. The Bobcat rammed the ATM in the drive-through lane, dislodging it from its foundation, and then lifted it into the bed of a 2003 light-colored Ford F350 pickup truck, possibly tan in color. The vehicle then fled the scene with the ATM machine, MahoningMatters.com reported.