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£7,000 mower is stolen

3:02pm Friday 2nd May 2008

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A RIDE-on mower worth £7,000 was stolen from Leigh Sinton between 8pm on Tuesday, April 29, and 3pm the next day.

The grey Stiga Park-Pro mower with a 42-inch cut and a Briggs and Stratton engine was driven across two fields and through cut fences before being loaded into a vehicle.

Police hope witnesses saw a van or low-sided vehicle being driven from a field onto the Hereford-Ledbury road near Leigh Sinton between the given times.

Anyone who saw this happening, or who has seen the mower, is asked to contact police on 08457 444888, quoting 357S/300408, or anonymously on 0800 555111.

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hornyold rd, malvern says...
12:20pm Sat 3 May 08

The thief will probably be grassed on very soon.

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Helen Bach, says...
8:10am Wed 7 May 08

I've got a £25 strimmer from Argos. Helen B

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chocolate starfish, malvern says...
5:44pm Thu 8 May 08

I am wondering. Does this story and the ground braking top notch cutting edge rollercoaster ride of a story published in the same paper under the headline "First cut due for commons grass." have something in "common." Pun unintended.

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chocolate starfish, malvern says...
5:45pm Thu 8 May 08

I am wondering. Does this story and the ground braking top notch cutting edge rollercoaster ride of a story published in the same paper under the headline "First cut due for commons grass." have something in "common." Pun unintended.

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Helen Bach, says...
6:38pm Thu 8 May 08

Your not joking chocolate starfish! I think someone so disgusted with the state of the common, decided to take things into their own hands, literally!! Helen B.

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M@lvernite, UK says...
10:52am Fri 9 May 08

Police hope witnesses saw a van or low-sided vehicle being driven from a field onto the Hereford-Ledbury road near Leigh Sinton between the given times.


I bet they do.
The headline should read "Crime committed. Police baffled".
It could form the basis of a regular slot in the Gazette.

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