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A masked ram raid gang were caught on video reversing their car inside a service station to steal from an ATM and slot machines.

Four men drove a black Nissan Juke down the concourse of Wetherby Services in Leeds in the early hours of July 29.

Men in balaclavas were seen leaving the car and opening its boot before heading into the services' slot machine area. The ATM machine appeared to be damaged.

North Yorkshire Police said the gang had attached a chain to the cash pay-out machine and ripped it off the wall using the car.

The force recovered the vehicle, which had been set on fire. They added the machine was still there.

Witness Rupon Miah, from south London, said 'I literally came out of the toilet and saw the car basically drive into the service station and was ramming the ATM with the car.

'I started recording after they rammed the first machine. I saw four males all get out of the car with masks on, balaclavas.

'They were just raiding the slot machine game room in the service station.

A masked ram raid gang were caught on video reversing their car inside a service station to steal from an ATM and slot machines

Four men drove a black Nissan Juke down the concourse of Wetherby Services at 2am on July 29

'Basically after that I went outside and walked to my car and saw them driving off with the ATM machine in the boot of their car with the boot open.'

North Yorkshire Police have confirmed the investigation into the incident is ongoing, and there have been no arrests at this stage.

They are appealing for witnesses who may have information that could help.

The force said: 'A black vehicle, believed to be an older-model Nissan Juke, was driven into the services through doors near the M&S Food store.

'The vehicle was then used to repeatedly ram a standalone ATM.

'Four men wearing face coverings and gloves were involved. Two of the suspects then attached what is believed to have been a chain to an &PLAY cash pay-out machine, which was pulled free using the vehicle.

'The machine was subsequently loaded into the rear of the Nissan Juke.

'A Nissan Juke has since been recovered in the Leeds area. The vehicle had been set on fire and the stolen cash machine was found inside.

North Yorkshire Police have confirmed the investigation into the incident is ongoing, and there have been no arrests at this stage

'Officers are keen to hear from anyone who witnessed the incident, saw the Nissan Juke travelling between Wetherby and Leeds between 1am and 5am, or has any information that could assist the investigation.

'In particular, detectives would like to identify and speak to three men who may have witnessed the incident and could hold information relevant to enquiries.

'They are urged to come forward as soon as possible.

'We would like to emphasise that, at this stage, we believe these men are witnesses and do not believe they were involved in the offence.'