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Police called after horse spotted on A11 grass verge

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Geraldine Scott

Published: 12:47 PM August 2, 2017    Updated: 11:13 AM October 10, 2020
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Norfolk Police are on scene after Nationwide bank was broken into in Hunstanton. Photo:: James Bass. - Credit: Eastern Daily Press � 2014

Police have been called after a horse got loose at the side of the A11 near Thetford.

It happened after the animal got through an insecure fence and was spotted on the grass verge.

A Norfolk Police spokesman said officers would encourage the horse back into its paddock and speak to the owner about fixing the fence.

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