Police were called around 5 a.m. to the convenience store, 4567 Germantown Pike, on a breaking and entering call.
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One of the store’s double doors was ripped off the hinges and the other had the glass broken out.
The top part of the ATM was sitting just inside the double doors and the lock was cut off the roll-down cage, the report said.
The bottom part of the ATM was missing. The amount of money taken was not made available.
The theft is at least the fourth ATM theft from a Dayton convenience store in recent months.
The Estridge Market on Hoover Avenue was burglarized and damaged twice in recent months while someone targeted the ATM there.
Four Points Market on Gettysburg Avenue also has had its ATM targeted by thieves recently.
Thieves also hit the Crown Drive-Thru on West Third Street recently, where the cash machine was pulled through the front doors of the business.
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Police attempted to locate the suspect vehicle Tuesday morning, a black Dodge Ram truck, that had reportedly headed north toward downtown after the incident but were unsuccessful.
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