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The term 'jugging' is derived from criminals who target people with 'jugs' such as an expensive piece of jewelry or a large amount of money pulled from an ATM. Criminals hang out in bank parking lots or outside high-end stores, and once they identify their victims, they rob them at gunpoint.

If you used a Visa or Mastercard at a Louisiana ATM anytime since October of 2007 and were charged a fee you could have money coming back.

Thieves who have been ripping ATMs out of businesses in Louisiana are getting bolder. They stole a truck in Lafayette and used it to rip out an ATM at a bank.

The Lafayette Police Department is currently on the hunt for two suspects involved in a brazen bank ATM robbery.

Overnight, thieves drove into two different businesses, one ATM is missing.

It's the little things that people, pets, places, and technology do that keep us reaching for our sanity every day.

A video that shows a truck attempting to rip out an ATM in Opelousas is circulating on social media.

According to the story on KATC's website, there is no mention of a victim of the robbery, so it is not clear whether it was a robbery or a theft.

The suspects attached a chain to the ATM and used a stolen Ford F-250 to rip it out.

Exactly who is responsible for damaging the ATM at Chase Bank on Johnston St.?

A photo circulating on Facebook shows a Chase ATM that was clearly 'tampered with.'

He noticed there was a tag that said "$40,000" with the cash.

Thieves use a truck and a chain to steal an ATM all while employees and customers are in the building.

The past year has given rise to the installation of skimmers at ATM's, and Pay at the Pump gas stations. Skimmers have been found here in Acadiana. They're pretty hard to spot, if you don't know what you're looking for...

Several shots were fired. No injuries reported.

Jones is alleged to have stolen $5,087.

Aaron Goodwin, 18, of Lafayette, was charged with two counts of felony simple criminal damage to property for attempting to break into the ATMs.

The suspect attempted to gain entry to the ATM with a blow torch.

Authorities say he used a power tool and a chain attached to the back of his truck to open the machine, causing $35,242 in damages.

The money was returned to the bank, and bank officials said they don't want to press charges