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Forklift Crimes

March 13, 2014

ATMs seem to be a favorite target of criminals who use forklifts in committing these crimes.

Tom Andel

Forklifts are the go-to material handlers at most industrial sites. As these videos show, many thieves must have honed their skills behind the wheel at a day job, because they've applied their talent with equal skill on the night shift.

ATMs seem to be a favorite target of criminals who use forklifts in committing crimes.

Watch these videos of forklift crimes on NED's sister site, Material Handling & Logistics.

About the Author

Tom Andel

Tom Andel is an award-winning editorial content creator and manager with more than 35 years of industry experience. His writing spans several industrial disciplines, including power transmission, industrial controls, material handling & logistics, and supply chain management.