HOUSTON — A Houston woman is speaking out after thieves broke into her car and stole money she had just pulled from the bank. This comes as a state lawmaker is looking to raise the punishment for this ...

Have you heard of "jugging?" Police are raising alarms about this new crime trend targeting ATM users nationwide and locally. Jugging happens when criminals wait near banks or ATMs, watching people ...

On Thursday, authorities announced the arrests of multiple suspects believed to be involved in a string of jugging, where thieves target people leaving banks with large sums of cash. MORE ON THAT ...

A new Texas law, HB 1902, makes "jugging" — the act of following someone from a bank or business to steal their money — a distinct and chargeable offense. The law enhances penalties, allowing suspects ...

5 people are now facing jugging charges after it became a felony offense on September 1. Multiple law enforcement agencies have teamed up to watch banks and catch suspects before they strike. The new ...

Police in Fontana, California, warn people to beware of “bank jugging” in which thieves follow people from banks to rob them. Getty Images/iStockphoto Police in California are warning residents to be ...

PENSACOLA, Fla. (WALA) - The Pensacola Police Department has reported two “jugging” incidents this week. Police say “jugging” is when a suspect follows a person who has made a large cash withdrawal.

Houston police are warning residents about a growing crime trend known as jugging, where thieves target people leaving banks with large sums of cash. Criminals often watch customers as they make ...