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Cash machine ripped from building on Halstead high street

A cash machine has been torn from a building connected to a funeral directors in Halstead, Essex, causing significant damage. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred in the early hours of Thursday.

  • A cash machine was removed from a building on a Halstead high street.
  • The incident happened at approximately 01:50 BST on Thursday.
  • Police found a running vehicle used in the incident at the scene, but no arrests have been made.

A cash machine was ripped from a building connected to a funeral directors on a high street in Halstead, Essex, in the early hours of Thursday, 10 September 2026.

Police stated the incident occurred at about 01:50 BST. Officers arriving at the scene discovered one vehicle, used in the incident, still running.

The road was temporarily closed but has since reopened. No arrests have been made, though police have spoken to several witnesses and are appealing for further information.

Craig Collier, chief operating officer at Daniel Robinson & Sons, confirmed he was called in the early hours and arrived before 08:00 to see debris on the road. He clarified that the funeral home itself was not damaged, but a connected, separate building supporting the cash machine was affected.

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