Humpday Headlines Two Banks Have ATMs Stolen In Oakland Chinatown

San Francisco, CALocal News

BART's new Tap and Ride system commenced today, allowing passengers to utilize credit and debit cards at fare gates. Riders need to separate their Clipper cards to maintain their use, adjusting to this new payment method. Concurrently, early this morning, a smash-and-grab heist targeted two banks in Oakland's Chinatown at approximately 4:20 am. Surveillance footage revealed a U-Haul vehicle smashing into the banks to steal ATM machines. The incident underscores the rising vulnerability of financial institutions in urban settings.

Local police are actively investigating the theft, and community safety measures may be reevaluated in response. BART’s transition to Tap and Ride aims to modernize fare collection and improve user convenience. The dual events reflect significant developments in both public transportation and urban crime.

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