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Cash machine stolen in ram raid at service station

Chloe LaversuchYorkshire
News imageNorth Yorkshire Police CCTV image of a man wearing a black t shirt and trousers walking towards a machine with a lit up screen inside a building. Racks and shelves can be seen on the left.North Yorkshire Police
Police have released CCTV images of people they believe may have information about the incident

A cash machine was ripped out of a service station during a ram raid before later being dumped in a burned out car, police have said.

A black vehicle, believed to be an old Nissan Juke, was driven into Wetherby Services through doors near the M&S Food store at about 02:00 BST on Wednesday, according to North Yorkshire Police.

Two men then attached a chain to an "&PLAY" machine before it was pulled free by the car and loaded into the back.

The vehicle was later found in Leeds, where it had been set on fire with the machine still inside.

Officers said four men wearing face coverings and gloves were involved in the incident.

The force has asked anyone who witnessed the incident or saw the car travelling between Wetherby and Leeds between 01:00 and 05:00 to get in touch.

News imageNorth Yorkshire Police A man in a white t-shirt and grey jeans and shaven head stands with his back to the CCTV camera. Behind him is a man in a black t-shirt with dark hair. In front of them are two bins and an empty seating area.North Yorkshire Police
Officers have urged anyone who witnessed the incident to contact police

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