Update: News 12 has made changes to its original article, removing a video clip from its newscast and adjusting the reported amount from “$300,000” to $300. We have updated this story to reflect the modification.
According to reports from News 12, a customer of JPMorgan Chase allegedly lost $300 after withdrawing the cash from a bank branch in Brooklyn. The incident occurred immediately after the customer left the bank’s premises.
The 31-year-old customer withdrew the money from a teller and was then robbed outside the bank, as stated by News 12.
Although the bank has not issued a statement regarding the incident, it did provide security footage from the branch, which shows the alleged robber. The authorities have now made this footage public.


Source: NYPD / Crime Stoppers
The police state that the suspect forcefully took the cash from the customer and fled on a scooter.
Chase has not confirmed whether it will reimburse the victim, and the customer has not made any public statements about the incident, which took place last month.
The New York Police Department is urging anyone with information about the incident to contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-577-TIPS.
Chase made headlines last year due to new safety measures implemented in New York City.
Amidst a surge in crime, the banking giant announced that a “small number” of its ATMs in NYC would be turned off by 6:00 p.m. due to the increase in crime and vagrancy in the previously 24/7 accessible areas.
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