ATM ripped from Colorado Springs UMB Bank with front loader

For the second time in two months, an ATM has been ripped from its drive-thru lane in Colorado Springs. On Monday morning just after 4:20 a.m., Colorado Springs Police responded to UMB Bank on Cheyenne Mountain Road.

It appeared the thieves used a front loader to rip the ATM, but the piece of equipment was left behind at the scene.

Back in December an ATM from US Bank on Garden of the Gods Road. The thieves didn’t make off with the machine, instead, they left it in pieces.

(VIDEO: Damage, debris left after ATM theft )

A long list of YouTube video show these thieves aren’t the first to try stealing an ATM with construction equipment, but getting inside the machine is harder than it looks. Aussie50, a YouTube user, explains how his friend bought an ATM online and he struggled to open it.

Colorado Springs Police has not returned a call for comment on the investigation.

The bank was closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. No word yet on when the ATM will be replaced.