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Farm break-in sees high-value power tools stolen

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Farm break-in sees high-value power tools stolen

Date of alert:

Monday, 8 January 2024

Crime Ref:

Force:

0990 of Tuesday, January 2, 2024

Police Scotland

Power tools worth a four-figure sum have been stolen after a break-in at farm in the Borders, say police.

The incident is believed to have happened between 5pm on Friday, December 15, and 11am on Tuesday, January 2, at the site just off the B6355 near Ayton, Eyemouth.

Officers are appealing for information following the break-in and theft.

Constable Mark Walters said: “Our enquiries into this incident are continuing. We are working to establish the exact time of the theft and more information on who is responsible.

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