Top ISIS official does a runner after stealing £60,000 from fuming terrorists

ISIS — commonly known as Daesh — is said to be in panic mode and a manhunt is under way to capture the man before he escapes ISIS stronghold Hit, west of Ramadi.

A source told Arabic news channel Al Sumaria TV that the group had shut down public roads and stop-and-searched civilians "in search of the security official of the judiciary, and called Abu Hamza al-Shami".

The anonymous source confirmed that the man stole 93 million Iraqi dinar — the equivalent of £60,000 and fled to an "unknown destination".

Currently the terror group is believed to rake in around £315m a year in oil revenues from its territory in Iraq and Syria.

It even has an army of tax collectors that tap up locals for nearly as much.

US military is targeting any means of funding in a bid to stop the evil group in its tracks.

A video emerged of a building containing ISIS blown to pieces during an American air strike.

Notes can be seen fluttering like confetti in the aerial footage released by the US Defense Department.

The bank was said to hold £31m in cash — dealing a blow to the evil cult. 

A building containing £63m was taken out just one week beforehand, meaning the over-stretched terror cult lost nearly £100m in the space of a few days.

Documents revealed that Jihadi's wages had dropped to £100 a month due to low budgets. 

(dailystar.co.uk)