ATM dragged from Wetherby Services in early morning ram raid

Four men are believed to have been involved

Author: Natalia AntoniwPublished 29th Jul 2026
Last updated 29th Jul 2026

Police are searching for four men after a cash machine was stolen from Wetherby Services on the A1M during a ram raid.

Officers say the incident happened at around 2am today (28 July).

A black car, believed to be an older-model Nissan Juke, was allegedly driven into the services through doors near the M&S Food store.

The car was then used to repeatedly ram the ATM, before a chain was attached to the cash machine and it was pulled free.

Officers say four men wearing face coverings and gloves were involved.

The car was later found in the Leeds area after being set on fire with the cash machine still inside.

Officers are urging anyone who witnessed the incident, or who saw the Nissan Juke travelling between Wetherby and Leeds between 1am and 5am, to come forward.

Reports can be made by calling 101 or using the live chat function on North Yorkshire Police's website, quoting incident number 12260145086.

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