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This restaurant was one of two businesses targeted by ATM thieves overnight.

DALLAS — Dallas police are investigating two ATM thefts overnight, the latest in an epidemic of similar crimes. This time, however, gas stations were not the targets.

Three men broke into a CiCi's Pizza restaurant in the 4800 block of Columbia Avenue in Old East Dallas around 3 a.m. Wednesday and removed a cash machine from the premises.

Also overnight, thieves reportedly used a dolly to haul an ATM from the campus of UT Southwestern University Hospital - St. Paul on Harry Hines Boulevard.

Gas station convenience stores have been the most popular location for cash machine crime in recent weeks.