The FBI is searching for three suspects behind an armored vehicle robbery in the south suburbs Wednesday.
The agency said just before 11 a.m., three men approached a person at the Chase Bank ATM on Torrence Avenue. The men were armed with guns and demanded money from the person.
The second suspect is described as a thin man wearing black pants, a green hoodie, a backpack, gloves, and white tennis shoes.
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