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Santander cash machines: Crime fears at Lancashire and Cheshire ATMs | |
(about 17 hours later) | |
A number of Santander cash machines have been shut down due to "potential criminal activity and vandalism", the bank has said. | |
Police in Lancashire and Cheshire warned people not to use Santander machines due to criminals targeting them to steal card details and cash. | |
Santander said "five ATMs were shut down immediately" but cash machines elsewhere remained "fully operational". | |
People who have lost money have been urged to contact the bank and police. | |
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Lancashire Police said: "We are still taking reports but a series of similar incidents last week occurred in all parts of the county. The advice, therefore, is not limited to a specific area or town. | |
"We are advising the public to be vigilant, in particular of Santander machines, but of any cash machines. Report anything suspicious, have a visual check of the cash point and if in doubt leave it and go somewhere else." | |
Cheshire Police also issued a warning to avoid Santander machines in Wilmslow, Cheshire. | |
The force tweeted: "Cheshire Police have received reports of issues with Santander ATM's in Wilmslow. Please do not use the machines and call your bank and 101." | |
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