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Thieves target footballers' cars
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| Victim: Nick Farrant |
Thieves broke into 12 cars parked at an Abingdon leisure centre last night and stole valuables while the owners were playing five-a-side football.
Police were alerted following the thefts at Tilsley park football and athletics centre in Dunmore Road, which happened between 9pm and 10pm.
The footballers returned to their vehicles to find cash, mobile phones and wallets stolen.
It is understood there is no CCTV covering the car park at the leisure centre.
12:21pm Friday 14th March 2008
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CommentPosted by: Mr Halo, Oxford on 9:09pm Fri 14 Mar 08
Because they can.....
Posted by: Hanna, Abingdon on 2:54am Sat 15 Mar 08
Looks like a few got done over in Saxton Road too...
Looks like a few got done over in Saxton Road too...
Posted by: Drdoolittle, W@ntage on 2:36pm Sun 16 Mar 08
hanna I think you will find the the cars we not broken into down Saccy road.. they just look like normally cos the peple that live there are scummy council house people and they cant afford a decent car !!!
hanna I think you will find the the cars we not broken into down Saccy road.. they just look like normally cos the peple that live there are scummy council house people and they cant afford a decent car !!!
Posted by: Boris Von Heinekin, Abingdon on 12:53pm Mon 17 Mar 08
How hilarious, Drdoolittle. I think I understand what you are saying. Mind you, with your sad level of literacy I could be wrong. Moron.
How hilarious, Drdoolittle. I think I understand what you are saying. Mind you, with your sad level of literacy I could be wrong. Moron.
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