People In Street Stuffing Pockets With Cash

Chaos as three bags of cash worth $300,000 fall out of armored truck in notoriously crime-ridden city.

A Chicago street broke out in mayhem after $300,000-worth of cash fell out of an armored truck

Money-hungry locals swarmed the road after a Brinks Home Security Company truck drove through Oak Park, a Chicago suburb, without realizing its back doors flung open - handing over the funds to the eager masses last Tuesday. 

It was too late when the driver finally realized they were no longer carrying the money-stuffed bags. 

The Brinks worker was reportedly greeted by flocks of people urgently shoving their pockets with the stolen money - some got away on foot, while others drove off. No arrests have been made. 

The security and cash management company is baffled about how the doors swung open. 

While Brinks is reeling from the incident, there are anywhere from 50 to 100 Chicagoans reaping the benefits of the mishap, NBC Chicago reported.

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