Gas stations in crime-ridden neighborhoods have cashiers wrapped in bullet-proof glass because they get robbed a lot. ATM Systems, a Montgomery Village company that puts cash machines in fancy hotel lobbies and upscale grocery stores, doesn't. Up until four months ago, blow-torch toting thieves managed just one successful caper during the seven years Roberto Sanson and his partners Gil and Ken Lovett have been in business. The company has almost 350 terminals spread across the country, each one spitting out thousands of tens and twenties a month. So losing one machine in seven years isn't going to break the bank. But during the last four months, burglars picked off three of ATM's terminals in three different states using three different tactics -- crow bars in California, sledgehammers on Long Island and precision drilling in Virginia.

Whodunit?

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