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This is the station I use to get home. There were literally 15 fire trucks, squad cars and ambulances. Good waste of city money, no?
Red-ink stained cash was left scattered on a Near North Side subway platform Tuesday after a bank robber's getaway went south.
The man robbed the North Community Bank at 800 N. State St. at about 4:50 p.m. But his stolen loot was harboring a security dye pack, designed to explode and render the stolen cash useless.
After the robber bolted the bank and fled down to the Chicago Avenue subway station, the dye pack exploded, staining the bills and littering them on the platform, witnesses said.
A pile of red-stained $20s could be seen on the stairs leading into the underground CTA station.
Police arrested the suspected bank robber.
Several ambulances rushed to the scene after the dye pack exploded and sent the ink into the air.
One person complained of an irritant and was treated and released on the scene, Fire Media Affairs Spokesman Richard Rosado said.
