Thames Valley Police arrest two people after theft of metal from Oxfordshire farm

Police said the reported incident of theft took place on a farm in Wroxton

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Rural crime officers made two arrests in connection with theft from a farm in Oxfordshire
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Rural crime officers made two arrests in connection with theft from a farm in Oxfordshire

Rural crime officers made two arrests in connection with theft from a farm in Oxfordshire. Thames Valley Police (TVP) said a crime response team from Banbury and Cherwell arrested two people after reports...

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