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Stolen HGV, Long Sutton in Spalding

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Stolen HGV, Long Sutton in Spalding

Date of alert:

Tuesday, 1 March 2022

Crime Ref:

Force:

incident 444 of 22 February

Lincolnshire Police

Police are appealing for witnesses after an HGV was stolen from Long Sutton in Spalding.

At around 7:46pm on Tuesday (22 February), an unknown vehicle arrived on Cowpersgate. Three males wearing masks reportedly exited their vehicle and approached an HGV.

After entering the HGV, they then began reversing the lorry onto a trailer and attached it to the back of the HGV. The number plates were removed, and the lorry was driven out of the site at 7:51pm.

If you witnessed the incident or have any other information that can assist in our enquiries, get in touch.

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Stolen HGV, Long Sutton in Spalding
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