Suspect Arrested After BOSL ATMs Vandalised
Caribbean and World Newsby Toter 1 month ago 29 Views 0 comments
Police have confirmed the arrest of a male suspect after the vandalism of several Bank of Saint Lucia (BOSL) ATMs.
According to the police, the suspect has a history of mental illness.
The vandalism occurred between midday and 3 PM on Sunday at the BOSL’s Bridge Street (BOSL Building and Blue Coral) and Waterfront locations, severely disrupting customer service, especially on Creole Day, when many needed cash for their festivities.
CCTV footage on social media shows the suspect entering the bank building with a red crossbody bag containing a stone.
The video captures him using the stone to smash ATM screens, rendering the machines unusable.
Customers quickly voiced their frustrations online, with one customer captured in a viral video saying, “People need their money, maysiay, what’s y’all problem?”
In response, the Bank of Saint Lucia issued a statement acknowledging the vandalism and informing customers that several ATMs are out of service, including two machines at the Bridge Street location, both ATMs at the Waterfront branch, and the cash dispenser at Blue Coral Mall.
BOSL has confirmed they are working closely with the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force (RSLPF) and service providers to restore the machines as quickly as possible.
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