Thieves gbaze Over £22,000 From 93 Years Old Grandpa

So unfair!! Police have released CCTV footage of
a "callous" distraction theft in which a 93-year-
old man was targeted at a cash machine.
Within hours of the "despicable" crime, £23,000
had been taken from the victim's bank account
by transfer.
Police have released CCTV footage of the
moment the pensioner's card is swapped over
as he withdrew money from the foyer of
Natwest in St Peter's Hill, Grantham, on
December 14.
Thieves were then able to obtain the victim's
bank card and PIN number.
Within hours, a total of £23,000 was transferred
out of his bank account, police said.
A few days later when the gentleman tried to
use his card again he realised he did not have
his own card and reported the matter to the
ban. Police would like to speak to

three men seen in
the CCTV footage about the theft and are asking
for help to trace them.
DI Simon Bromiley, from Lincolnshire Police,
said: ''What is quite clear from our enquiries so
far is that these three men were very-well
organised in their deception and very selective
about their victim.
''They watched the gentleman as he came into
the bank and then carried out this despicable and callous theft.

''If you have any information that you think
might aid our investigation please do get in
touch.''
Contact police on 101, quoting incident 245 of
16/12/2015, if you recognise the three men or
have any information.
Alternatively call Crimestoppers anonymously on
0800 555 111.