Thieves rip out cash machine before explosion
Thieves used a telehandler to smash into a shop and steal a cash machine, before setting the construction vehicle on fire and causing an explosion.
The ATM was taken from the store on High Street in Fenny Compton, Warwickshire, at about 02:40 GMT.
The suspects set the telehandler alight and made off with the stolen ATM, Warwickshire Police said.
Resident Hilary Birkbeck said the attack "caused a violent explosion and fire".
Hilary Birkbeck"My wife and I live opposite at Saddlers Cottage, which suffered damage. The explosion really frightened us both," Birkbeck added.
He told the BBC it was the second such attack on the machine, and she believed there was a "very real risk of someone being killed".

Thieves used a digger to steal a cashpoint at the same store in June 2019.
The robbery happened just before 15:00 BST and the digger was used to remove the shop front.
That followed other raids at Co-op supermarkets in Warwickshire in the spring.
Debbie WilliamsOn 1͏6͏ ͏O͏c͏t͏o͏b͏e͏r͏ this year, a telehandler was driven into a shop on High Street in Shipston-on-Stour at about 02:00 BST and an ATM machine removed.
The telehandler was set alight on High Street.
The force asked anybody who could help with the investigation into the latest attack, particularly if they had CCTV or doorbell camera footage, to get in touch.
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