MIAMI SPRINGS, Fla. – Three men brandishing at least one rifle held up the guard of an armored truck outside an Eastern Financial Florida CU branch yesterday morning, then made their escape ahead of the police. Heavily armed police officers flooded the area after finding the getaway car–a gray Buick Century with its doors flung open–outside a nearby apartment building. A guard with the Brink’s truck said one robber stuck a rifle to the small of his back and ordered him to give up the money. An undisclosed amount of money was taken. Crime scene technicians were going over the Brink’s truck and the Buick for clues yesterday.
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