24 January 2012 Last updated at 07:16 ET

Alert over cash machines skimmers

A warning has been issued after card-skimming devices were found on three cash machines in Central Scotland.

Police said the devices were discovered on bank cash machines in Tullibody, Denny and Bo'ness.

The skimming machines read the details on bank cards and mini-cameras are used to capture the customer's PIN as they type it in.

Police said anyone who notices anything suspicious at any cash dispenser should contact the bank.

The devices were found in Bo'ness on Saturday 14 January, in Tullibody on Monday 16 January and in Denny in December.

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