Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe ROBINSON, Pa., June 3 (UPI) -- Firefighters in Pittsburgh said they had to use a special piece of equipment to free a woman whose hand became stuck in an ATM while she was withdrawing cash. Moon Run firefighters said they were called to the First Commonwealth machine in Robinson Monday to free a woman whose hand was stuck in the ATM, WPXI-TV, Pittsburgh, reported Thursday. Advertisement Fire Chief Paul Kashmer said the firefighters used a special tool to free the woman. First Commonwealth Bank released a statement in response to the incident. "As a community bank, First Commonwealth's primary concern is to provide a safe, convenient banking experience for our clients. We understand that the recent injury was a minor one and we are grateful that our client is OK," the statement said. Read More Man arrested after naked dancing outdoors Man arrested for selling Obama condoms Lawsuit: 'Marijuana' was a bag of sage