Rural crime campaign launched
Cumbria Police are asking the community to help them tackle sheep and livestock thefts in rural areas.
Cumbria Police are asking the community to help them tackle sheep and livestock thefts in rural areas.
Cumbria Police are asking the community to help them tackle sheep and livestock thefts in rural areas.
The force have launched a week of action to raise the profile of livestock crime in rural areas.
It follows the announcement that over the past three years more than £400,000 worth of livestock has been stolen.
"It is key for us to work together to put a stop to this type of rural crime.
“When people see something out of place or someone acting suspiciously I urge them to contact Cumbria Police through the non-emergency 101 number straight away.
"This will help us to help protect them, prevent offences and prosecute offenders."
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