JCB Digger used to cooperative “RAD RAID” and CASH CASH

The incident happened a little before 3am today (March 14)

The police started an investigation after the cashier in Lancashire was “involved in Ramo” in the first hours of this morning (March 14).

Lancashir police said they were summoned to the supermarket of a cooperative in Longridge before 3am after reporting that the JCB digger was driven to the store and stolen by a cashier, Lancs Live reports.

Dramatic images show the effects of the incident during the night that happened in the store on Berry -Line.

The common damage was caused on the front of the building, and the cooperative signboards hang a thread over a huge opening in the wall, while the box office is now absent.

Broken glass, cladding, wires and other garbage could be scattered on the sidewalk outside, naked police ribbon.

Police said the JCB digger was driven into the showcase and used to pull the ATM from the wall.

In a statement on Facebook at 3.42 in the morning, the force said: “Berry Lane Longridge is currently closed due to police incident. Please avoid the area.”

The road has opened again, but the border remains in place around the store, and a police vehicle is located on the street. There was no arrests, and now the appeal for witnesses and personnel was launched.

The power spokeswoman said Lancslive: “We turn to witnesses and staff after robbery in a frame in a shop in a store on Berri-Lane, Longridge. It was reported shortly until 3am this morning that the JCB digger drove to the showcase and the cashier was stolen.

“An investigation is being conducted and we ask anyone who has information or shots to contact us. If you have footage or witnesses in the first hours of this morning please contact.

“You can contact us on 101 by quoting the magazine 0108 March.”