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Powys: Police appeal for information after more than 150 sheep stolen

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Powys: Police appeal for information after more than 150 sheep stolen

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Tuesday, 5 April 2022

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Wales - Dyfed-Powys Police

POLICE are investigating after more than 150 sheep were stolen from land near Llanwrtyd Wells.

Officers from Dyfed Powys Police's Rural Crime Team are appealing for information after 140 Welsh Mountain ewes and 15 rams were stolen from the Abergwesyn to Devils Staircase common hill over a five-month period.

The thefts took place between November 2021 and March 2022.

They have asked anyone with information to share it with them by calling 101.

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Powys: Police appeal for information after more than 150 sheep stolen
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