TWO men scrapped at a cash machine in broad daylight - as two onlookers stood by and filmed on their phones.

       There is confusion over whether it was an attempted robbery in East London, as cops haven’t received an official complaint.

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       A man could be seen being grabbed outside the HSBC cash point in West Ham, London, while a bystander on the left filmed Credit: Abdul Raheem Rudolph Twitter 2

       One bystander appeared to stretch his arm out towards the pair outside the bank Credit: Abdul Raheem Rudolph Twitter

       The men were filmed grappling outside the HSBC branch in East Ham on September 27, cops said.

       But clips shared on social media appear to show onlookers just watching the clash at the bank's ATM machine.

       In the shocking clip the pair could be seen tussling at the cashpoint in broad daylight.

       While one man was using the machine, the second tried to pull him away.

       But the first man managed to stand his ground and fend off his rival.

       However, onlookers just filmed it on their mobiles - rather than helping to split them up and prevent any injuries.

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       One onlooker on a passing bus can be heard in a video asking: “Why is no one helping him?”

       He was seemingly unable to intervene as the double-decker was just stopped in traffic.

       Local resident Sue Chadwick wrote: “Look at those big brave men holding their phones up.

       “Bet their families would be proud that they helped out there.”

       And Lorri Jeffery slated those filming as “scumbags” on social media.

       Meanwhile George West wrote: “F*****g help the dude rather than film.”

       Sarah added: “And the w*****s recording instead of helping. Society is broken.”

       A Metropolitan Police spokesman told The Sun Online: "On the evening of Monday, 27 September, police were made aware of a video on social media appearing to show a robbery at a cashpoint in East Ham.

       "Enquiries were carried out and it does not appear the initial incident had been reported to officers.

       "We have made contact with the person who uploaded the video and are waiting for them to provide further details."

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