Reepham HSBC gaping hole in wall after bank raid
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Police were called to the HSBC in Reepham in the early hours of the morning
Thieves left a gaping hole in the wall of a Norfolk bank after using a digger to rip out a cash machine.
The raid on the HSBC bank, in Market Place, Reepham, happened at about 00:45 BST.
A JCB digger stolen from a farm in nearby Little Witchingham was used.
Police said up to six men, all wearing balaclavas, fled in two cars - a black Ford Focus and dark coloured Toyota Hilux. They are thought to have taken the cash machine with them.
Police are appealing for witnesses to contact them.
- Published13 April 2012
- Published11 April 2012
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