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Three men sought in relation to dog thefts in Hailsham
Police Press Release
19 September 2012
ref- PR40444 /2012
 
 
Police are looking for three men in relation to a missing dog and an attempted theft of another dog in Hailsham on Wednesday evening, September 19.
 
At about 11pm in Observatory View in Hailsham, the victim heard his dogs barking outside and when he went to investigate he found one of his dogs, a lurcher, had gone missing.
 
The victim saw a suspicious vehicle parked nearby with three men inside.
 
Around the same time, another victim in Battle Road saw some men trying to steal his dog but managed to stop them.
 
The men were all described as wearing dark clothes, hats and gloves and the vehicle is believed to be a Daihatsu van with a blue stripe down the side.
 
Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to call police on 101 quoting serial 1859 19/9.
 
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