Rural Watch & Horse Watch Bulletin – 23 April 2015
Please be aware of the following incidents, which have
occurred at farms and rural homes across Warwickshire over recent days:
Incident 218 of 15 April - Bidford on Avon
Between 1 December 2014 and 15 April 2015, offenders removed
34 fattening lambs from farmland off Georges Elm Lane, Bidford on Avon.
Incident 181 of 21 April - Harbury, Leamington
At some point before 2.40pm on 21 April, offenders stole an
electric shepherd energiser fence unit from a field containing horses at a farm
premises in Ring Farm Road, Harbury.
Incident 28 of 19 April - Dordon
During the night of 18 into 19 April, offenders stole
ironstone-edging rocks from the front of a rural home in Dordon.
Incident 280 of 18 April - Curdworth
Between 5.45am on 15 and 2pm on 18 April, offenders forced
padlocks off stables at a rural home in Curdworth and then entered the
premises. It is not clear exactly what
was stolen.
Incident 336 of 19 April - Ilmington
At around 10.30pm on 19 April, offenders attempted to get in
to an agricultural workshop at a farm premises in Ilmington. The offenders
quickly made off on foot once they were discovered and it is not clear if
anything was stolen.
Incident 90 of 18 April - Combrook, Warwick
During the night of 17 into 18 April, offenders prised open
the door of a garage at a rural home in Spring Lane, Combrook and entered the
premises to steal a quad bike, a kids motorbike and a Kubota vehicle. These vehicles were found abandoned in a
nearby field and the offenders made off, leaving open a gate, causing sheep to
get out of their field.
Please remain alert, on the lookout for suspicious persons
or activity around your land and buildings and please report anything unusual,
or of concern, to Police on 101.
Thank you
Julie Dale
Warwickshire Police
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