On the BBC local pages today:
Organised gangs are stealing bank cards at cash machines using a distraction scam, police have warned.
A customer using a Barclays bank in Cheltenham High Street had £240 taken from his account after thieves switched his card for another.
Similar thefts, including two reported in March and May at Barclays bank in Southgate Street, Gloucester, are also being investigated.
Gloucestershire Police said people should report "suspicious activity".
The force said the scam involves an offender approaching a cash machine user and alerting them to a £10 or £20 note on the floor behind them.
A co-offender - who will have monitored the victim's PIN number being punched into the keypad - then removes the card and swaps it for a duplicate while the victim is distracted.
The offenders then leave the scene with the card, allowing them to withdraw money from the victim's account.
Det Con Andy Houghton said: "This is an organised crime committed by individuals who have no remorse for the often vulnerable persons they target," he said.
He urged people to shield their PIN when drawing money out.