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ATM Robbery in New Boston Under Investigation

Tuesday, July 1, 2025 at 5:51 AM

New Boston police are searching for three suspects who robbed an ATM outside Cadence Bank around 6 p.m. Friday.

New Boston police are searching for three suspects who robbed an ATM outside Cadence Bank around 6 p.m. Friday.

A technician servicing the machine was pushed to the ground by two Black males who jumped out of a car. They grabbed a cash box containing about $22,000 and fled in a white Mitsubishi Gallant driven by a third person.

The car, which had stolen tags, was found abandoned shortly after. Police say the robbery lasted just 14 seconds and appeared well-planned.

Investigators are reviewing surveillance and exploring possible links to similar robberies in Texarkana.

Anyone with information should call the New Boston Police Department at 903-628-3771.

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