![Chief inspector Joe Piscina, rural crime lead at Avon and Somerset Police, said: "The theft of plant and agricultural machinery and tools have a detrimental impact on the farming community, who already work tirelessly to provide for our communities. [Harry] Hollowell's actions [pictured] cost the victims thousands of pounds in time and materials and it is brilliant that those victims will receive some compensation for their suffering." (Avon and Somerset Police)](https://image.chitra.live/api/v1/wps/447cf20/e9d343d2-4f49-4c48-85ae-a0cbae0fe99f/4/Harry-Hollowell-679x419.png "Chief inspector Joe Piscina, rural crime lead at Avon and Somerset Police, said: \"The theft of plant and agricultural machinery and tools have a detrimental impact on the farming community, who already work tirelessly to provide for our communities. [Harry] Hollowell's actions [pictured] cost the victims thousands of pounds in time and materials and it is brilliant that those victims will receive some compensation for their suffering.\" (Avon and Somerset Police)")
Chief inspector Joe Piscina, rural crime lead at Avon and Somerset Police, said: "The theft of plant and agricultural machinery and tools have a detrimental impact on the farming community, who already work tirelessly to provide for our communities. [Harry] Hollowell's actions [pictured] cost the victims thousands of pounds in time and materials and it is brilliant that those victims will receive some compensation for their suffering." (Avon and Somerset Police)
A man who lived a 'luxurious lifestyle' at the expense of farmers has been ordered to pay over £300,000 after he purchased and sold stolen machinery from farm businesses. Avon and Somerset Police said...
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