Derbyshire man part of gang which used JCB to rip cash machine from shop wall
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Ashley Squires, 36, of Huthwaite Lane,Old Blackwell, Alfreton, was part of a gang which targeted the McColls store on Louth Road, Holton-le-Clay on 11 October this year.
He, along with Thomas Boswell, 32, of French Street, Bentley, Doncaster; Alan Pearson, 33, of Tolney Lane, Newark and Jordan Herring, 38, of The Homestead, Bentley, Doncaster, each admitted aggravated vehicle taking - while Pearson pleaded guilty to a charge of assaulting an emergency worker on the same day.
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Hide AdBoswell also pleaded guilty at Lincoln Crown Court to the burglary of the store.
Squires, Pearson and Herring each admitted burglary at a previous hearing before Lincoln magistrates when Pearson also admitted criminal damage to a police car.
Recorder Simon King remanded all four in custody and the hearing was adjourned for sentence on November 26.
The charges follow an incident in which a JCB was used to rip a cash machine from the wall of the store in the early hours of the morning.
The ATM was loaded into a transit van and driven off.
Police called to the scene were involved in a pursuit which resulted in a patrol car being rammed before the four men were arrested.