ALEXANDRIA, Va. (DC News Now) -- The front windows of a 7-Eleven in Alexandria were smashed after people drove a truck into the store and tried to take the ATM. The incident happened at the location on South Whiting Street early Tuesday morning. Keyredin Ibrahim, who works at 7-Eleven, told DC News Now that around 2 a.m., he was taking out the trash when he noticed a group of men in a car. That's when one of the men got out of the car and grabbed him. DC police searching for 1-year-old girl last seen on Halloween Ibrahim said the man told him and his co-worker to go inside the store and get behind the counter. He said the group took out a hammer and smashed the glass window and a pickup truck reversed into the store. The group then threw a chain around the ATM and yanked it out of the store. (Candice Cole/DC News Now) “They took our phone. Actually, they didn’t do anything on us, but they also took some stuff from the store like small cigarettes, rolling papers, and sheets,” said Ibrahim. Thankfully, no one was hurt, but the incident left customers infuriated. “It's the third time it's happened at the store. [...] "I'm aggravated. I'm upset that this is happening in my neighborhood,” said one customer named Moe. Police said the suspects stole a phone belonging to one of the store clerks. Currently, it is unknown if the group got away with any of the money. The incident is under investigation by the Alexandria Police Department. The front of a 7-Eleven in Alexandria is damaged after a truck drove into the store and stole the ATM on Nov. 12. (DC News Now)(DC News Now)