By Shawn Henry 
Maryland cops are scrambling to piece together a brazen daylight heist outside a Navy Federal Credit Union—one that left a Brinks driver battered and a cool half a mil vanishing into thin air. The whole thing went down Monday morning on Woodyard Road, where the unsuspecting driver was just doing his routine cash run when all hell broke loose.
Witnesses say multiple thugs jumped the guard during what should’ve been a quick stop. One of them, packing heat, pistol-whipped the guy before snatching a mountain of cash and vanishing like ghosts. By the time sirens wailed in, the culprits were long gone, leaving nothing but questions and a trail of green behind.
No word yet on how bad the driver got hurt, but medics hauled him away fast. No arrests either, and cops are keeping mum about descriptions—tight-lipped as usual.
Prince George’s County detectives are tearing through surveillance tapes, pressing local shops for footage, and begging witnesses to cough up anything useful. Meanwhile, feds are lurking in the background because, let’s face it, this wasn’t some amateur-hour smash-and-grab. Armored truck hits don’t just happen; they’re plotted, calculated. Which makes you wonder, was this crew lying in wait, or did they just get lucky?
Whatever the case, half a million bucks is still MIA, and the guys who took it aren’t sweating yet. Police are pleading—begging, really—for tips, because right now, they’ve got zip. And if history’s any indicator, the longer this drags on, the slimmer the chances of ever seeing that cash again.
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