In a shocking incident captured on video, a group of individuals wearing masks rammed a car into a motorway service station, targeting an ATM and slot machines. The footage, recorded by passerby Rupon Miah, shows a black Nissan Juke forcefully entering Wetherby Services on the A1(M) in North Yorkshire during the early hours of July 29.

The video reveals the ATM machine being visibly damaged as masked men emerge from the car, open the trunk, and proceed to the area housing the service station’s slot machines. According to Rupon, who witnessed the event, the culprits wore balaclavas and swiftly raided the slot machine game room after ramming the ATM.

Following the theft, Rupon observed the individuals loading the ATM machine into the car’s trunk before driving away from the scene. The North Yorkshire Police have confirmed an ongoing investigation into the incident, with no arrests made yet. Authorities are seeking witnesses and information related to the theft at Wetherby Services and have urged anyone with relevant details to come forward.

The police report details that a black vehicle, believed to be an older-model Nissan Juke, was used in the robbery. The suspects, wearing face coverings and gloves, used the vehicle to target both the ATM and a cash pay-out machine. The stolen cash machine was later found inside a burnt Nissan Juke recovered in the Leeds area.

Detectives are particularly interested in speaking with three potential witnesses who could provide vital information for the investigation. The public is encouraged to contact North Yorkshire Police or Crimestoppers anonymously if they have any information regarding the incident. It is essential to reference incident number 12260145086 when sharing relevant details with authorities.