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Country thefts warming

6:21pm Friday 25th April 2008

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ISOLATED farm houses and villages have seen a spate of vehicles thefts in recent weeks, police have revealed.

The main target for thieves has been quad bikes and trailers from around the Bowland, Tosside, Newton and Gisburn areas of the Ribble Valley.

During one incident a Bombardier quad bike worth £5,000 was stolen from a farm in Newton.

Sgt Rob Evans, of Clitheroe Police, said: "In some cases thieves are parking their vehicles up to half-a-mile away from farm houses, crossing fields and then making off on the bikes.

"We are urging anyone who sees any suspicious behaviour to give us a call. We would rather go out to a false alarm than not go out at all."

If you have any information or are concerned about suspicious behaviour ring Clitheroe Police on 01200 458734 or Crimestoppers on 0800

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HEE HEE, * says...
9:15am Tue 29 Apr 08

AS A POSE TO COLD THEFTS I SUPPOSE?

Hellboy, Typo Mistake Hell... says...
5:58pm Sun 27 Apr 08

Country Thefts WARMING?!
This headline is one of the most confusing that I have seen in a long time...

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