North Yorkshire Police appealing for information following break-in at Co-op store in Harrogate

Police are appealing for witnesses or CCTV footage after four thieves broke into the Co-op store on Skipton Road in Harrogate and attempted to remove an ATM.
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At 2.35am on Friday, March 11 police were alerted by store security that four masked men had broken through the front door of the store and were currently inside and attempting to remove the cash machine.

The men did not successfully remove the machine but did gain access and took cash from inside.

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Officers were immediately deployed to the area, with support from the National Police Air Service helicopter.

Police are appealing for witnesses or CCTV footage after four thieves broke in to the Co-op store on Skipton Road in Harrogate and attempted to remove an ATMPolice are appealing for witnesses or CCTV footage after four thieves broke in to the Co-op store on Skipton Road in Harrogate and attempted to remove an ATM
Police are appealing for witnesses or CCTV footage after four thieves broke in to the Co-op store on Skipton Road in Harrogate and attempted to remove an ATM

Eyewitnesses described the men leaving the store in a small dark car, possibly a Volkswagen Golf, and headed in the direction of New Park roundabout.

Despite the police presence and helicopter support, no further sightings of the vehicle were made.

Detectives from Harrogate Criminal Investigation Department are appealing to residents who live along Skipton Road and nearby, who have CCTV or doorbell cameras to check for footage of a small dark car making its way out of the area at the time of the incident.

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They are also asking the same of any drivers who may have captured footage on a dash cam.

Anyone with any information which could assist the investigation are being asked to dial 101, select option one and speak to the Force Control Room or email [email protected] quoting reference 12220041651.

Alternatively, you can contact Crimestoppers anonymously by calling 0800 555 111.