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Burglary in Castle Combe
Police are appealing for information on a burglary in the Castle Combe area.
At 1am on Tuesday May 13 a resident was awakened by noises in the dwelling.
Upon investigating he found that jewellery, electrical items, cash and a jacket had been taken.
The jacket was later found dumped in a gateway on the main road towards Burden.
Anyone with information is asked to call PC Aves of Chippenham Police on 08454 087000.
8:31am Wednesday 21st May 2008
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CommentPosted by: Chipsticks, Chippenham on 12:16pm Wed 21 May 08
The jacket was later found dumped in a gateway on the main road towards Burden.
um... Burton?
The jacket was later found dumped in a gateway on the main road towards Burden.
um... Burton?
Posted by: Tax Payer, Chippenham on 9:31pm Wed 21 May 08
How come it takes nearly a week to appear on here, dam this internet news is quick !!
How come it takes nearly a week to appear on here, dam this internet news is quick !!
Posted by: pachyderm on 10:31pm Wed 21 May 08
[quote][bold]Tax Payer[/bold] wrote:
How come it takes nearly a week to appear on here, dam this internet news is quick !![/quote] You are assuming that it was Tuesday 13 May THIS year.
Could have been in 2003 !
(Guess the jacket didn't fit)
Tax Payer wrote:
How come it takes nearly a week to appear on here, dam this internet news is quick !!
You are assuming that it was Tuesday 13 May THIS year.
Could have been in 2003 !
(Guess the jacket didn't fit)
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