Investigators are working with a Salina bank after a hard drive was stolen from their ATM on Monday. Police Captain Jim Feldman tells KSAL News that the stolen digital drive from Solomon State Bank on E. Magnolia is encrypted – but may be part of a bigger scheme used by thieves to grab cash from bank ATMs. Police say the suspects used a key to open the machine and removed the disc. Witnesses reported suspicious behavior near the Bank of the Plains and Exchange Bank, but officers were not able to locate them. The stolen hard drive from Solomon State Bank is valued at $1,500.