Video captures failed attempt to yank ATM out of Calgary Boston Pizza after hitching it to a car

Police describe the individuals as Caucasian men in their 20s or 30s, driving what may be a BMW X5

Media | Watch CCTV footage released by Calgary police showing the alleged attempted theft

Caption: Calgary police hope to identify the two men shown in the video in what police in an alleged attempt to yank an ATM out of a restaurant lobby.

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Calgary police want to identify two men captured on surveillance video in what could be called a Hollywood-inspired heist attempt.
Video released by Calgary police shows two men tethering an ATM to their vehicle and attempting to yank it out of a Boston Pizza lobby by driving away.
The video shows one man enter the establishment at 2836 Memorial Drive S.E. around 11:20 p.m. Tuesday.

Image | ATM alleged theft

Caption: Calgary police would like help identifying this man, who is captured on CCTV apparently trying to steal an ATM from a Boston Pizza lobby. (Calgary Police Service)

He loops a yellow strap around the ATM in the restaurant as a second man in the background assists.
The culprits then exit the lobby, get in their vehicle and start to pull away.

Image | Calgary Police Service atm

Caption: This photo shows the face of the second man whom police are hoping to identify after an attempted ATM theft on Tuesday just before 11:30 p.m. (Calgary Police Service)

In the next seconds of the video, the yellow strap pulls taught, flinging the door to the restaurant wide open as a piece of unidentified debris flies across the screen, but the ATM barely budges.
The vehicle's exterior lights flash on, and the video comes to an end.

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Caption: Calgary police believe this was the vehicle used in the incident, and suspect it could be a BMW X5. (Calgary Police Service)

Police believe the vehicle used was an SUV, possibly a BMW X5.
Calgary police are asking anyone with information to call the non-emergency number at 403-266-1234.
Tips can also be left anonymously by contacting Crime Stoppers(external link) online or by calling 1-800-222-8477, using case number 17381433/4778.