Two teens suspected of robbing couple outside Pleasanton bank
Teens arrested in robbing couple outside bank
Two teenage boys were arrested after allegedly robbing a couple outside a Pleasanton bank, according to police.
PLEASANTON, Calif. - Two teenage boys were arrested after allegedly robbing a couple outside a Pleasanton bank, according to police.
Suspects made off with $1,100 cashier's check
What we know:
The Pleasanton Police Department said a 15-year-old and a 16-year-old, both of Livermore, were arrested Friday after a husband and wife were assaulted and robbed of a $1,100 cashier’s check outside an undisclosed bank in Pleasanton.
The suspects fled in a stolen vehicle, which officers later spotted. When police attempted to stop the car, it crashed into other vehicles on North P Street in Livermore.
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The father and bystanders frantically dug for the teen who was buried alive with "no one hearing him scream."
No serious injuries were reported.
Police said three suspects were involved in the robbery, but only two were taken into custody. The third remains at large.
Officers recovered the stolen cashier’s check and a handgun from the vehicle.
ATM robberies
Dig deeper:
Investigators believe the teens may be connected to two other suspects, a 12-year-old and a 17-year-old, involved in previous ATM robberies in Pleasanton.
The Source: Pleasanton Police Department