Repairman trapped inside ATM passes ‘help’ note to cash customers
It's probably a dream come true to find yourself within easy reach of a big stash of cash. Unless it's because you are trapped inside an ATM.
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It’s probably a dream come true to find yourself within easy reach of a big stash of cash. Unless it’s because you are trapped inside an ATM.
A guy in Corpus Christie, Texas had to resort to shoving “help me” notes from inside a Bank of American cash machine this week after he accidentally shut himself inside.
He was there to install a new lock, among other tasks.
To make matters worse, he’d left his cellphone in his vehicle.
Customers and passersby heard him calling for help but thought it was a joke, Richard Olden of the Corpus Christie Police told KRIS-TV.
The man finally got the bright idea to write notes explaining the situation. When someone waited for the machine to spit out their receipt, they also got a note asking for help.
Eventually, someone believed him and called police.
“You’ll probably never see or hear about this again,” Olden said, who admitted even the police thought it was a prank.
Hear from @CorpusChristiPD Senior Officer Richard Olden about an unusual incident Wednesday afternoon.https://t.co/oEMBi5xQAs pic.twitter.com/SJIOVLwZf7
— KRIS 6 News (@KRIS6News) July 12, 2017
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...."Customers and passersby heard him calling for help but thought it was a joke"......
Right - because EVERY time we hear a human being calling out in distress from inside an ATM we know it's just a joke.
Remember when journalism was a "thing"?
They cannot even spell the city properly - CORPUS CHRISTI.
FFS.