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Rural crime police in Culcheth attend crops damaged by quadbikes

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Rural crime police in Culcheth attend crops damaged by quadbikes

Date of alert:

Wednesday, 8 February 2023

Crime Ref:

Force:

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Cheshire Constabulary

Officers from Cheshire Police’s Rural Crime Team visited Culcheth on patrol following reports of wildlife crime and off-road antisocial behaviour.

Quadbikes have been used to damage crops recently, while fly-tipping is also said to be an issue in the area.

Officers also spoke to farmers about ensuring that animals are kept secure so they cannot get loose and cause road accidents.

The force said: “We attended a report near the Culcheth in relation to off-road ASB and potential wildlife crime.

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Rural crime police in Culcheth attend crops damaged by quadbikes
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