Thieves steal horse trailer from Caister yard
Monday, December 10, 2012
2:38 PM
Thieves stole a horse trailer after breaking into a compound in Caister.
The incident took place in Pump Lane between 6pm last Friday and 7.15am on Saturday.
A lock was removed from the Ifor Williams model 505 horse trailer, that is blue and silver in colour with a horse’s head design on both sides, before stealing it from the yard.
Call PC Gary Gibbs with information on 101.
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