Unreal 
The soon-to-be-closed Revel just can’t seem to catch a break.
Earlier this month, more than $20,000 was lost when an armored car company picked up money from the Atlantic City casino — and left one of the bags on the roof.
Now, an investigation is underway to find out what happened to the money.
Hours after GardaWorld armored car services made a cash pickup at Revel on Aug. 6, the casino was notified that nearly $21,000 in currency was missing, according to an incident report obtained by The Press of Atlantic City. The report does not indicate the total amount of the full transaction.
A review of surveillance video shows the truck leaving the Revel’s porte cochere with the bag on the rear driver’s side roof of the truck at 10:51 a.m. — about 20 minutes after the first bag was picked up, according to the report.
The money is still there when the truck makes a pickup at Resorts Atlantic City — about six minutes away, according to surveillance there, the report states.
The truck then leaves down Pennsylvania Avenue toward Route 40 — with the bag still on the truck’s roof.
It is not clear where or when the money fell off.
The soon-to-be-closed Revel just can’t seem to catch a break.
Earlier this month, more than $20,000 was lost when an armored car company picked up money from the Atlantic City casino — and left one of the bags on the roof.
Now, an investigation is underway to find out what happened to the money.
Hours after GardaWorld armored car services made a cash pickup at Revel on Aug. 6, the casino was notified that nearly $21,000 in currency was missing, according to an incident report obtained by The Press of Atlantic City. The report does not indicate the total amount of the full transaction.
A review of surveillance video shows the truck leaving the Revel’s porte cochere with the bag on the rear driver’s side roof of the truck at 10:51 a.m. — about 20 minutes after the first bag was picked up, according to the report.
The money is still there when the truck makes a pickup at Resorts Atlantic City — about six minutes away, according to surveillance there, the report states.
The truck then leaves down Pennsylvania Avenue toward Route 40 — with the bag still on the truck’s roof.
It is not clear where or when the money fell off.