A card skimming device has been found at a 'Pay at Pump' stand of a Tesco petrol station.
The device was fitted to the card slot on one of the pumps at the supermarket filling station in Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland.
Cops say it was "very well disguised" and have urged customers to be vigilant when using self-service card machines and ATMs, reports Belfast Live .
A PSNI Cookstown spokesperson posted on Facebook: "A skimmer was discovered this evening fitted to the card slot on one of the pumps at Tesco filling station on Orritor Road.
"This was a very well disguised device and full credit goes to the alert individual who spotted it.
"Enquires are continuing as to its origins and when it was put there."
Urging people to check closely when using self-service card machines and ATMs, police added: "Advice as always its to thoroughly check any card slot whether its an ATM or a self service petrol pump."
"Look closely and check for any additional surround on the slot. In this case only a very small metal strip about 20mm x 2mm was visible.
"Spread the word and warn others. If you see any suspicious activity at ATMs or pumps never hesitate to call us."
