Petrol station forecourt roof collapses during ATM raid

A petrol station's forecourt roof has been torn down in one of a series of ATM raids in Northern Ireland. In the other attacks, a cash machine was stolen from a health centre on the outskirts of Belfast and an attempt was made to steal one from Belfast City Hospital. Extensive damage was caused during the raid on the petrol station in Ballynahinch, Co Down, at around 5.30am on Monday. The thieves used a bulldozer in a failed bid to rip the ATM from the wall of Carlisles filling station and convenience store in Belfast Road.