Thieves steal lifesaving equipment from Wiltshire fire station
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 12:30 · Archive
Lifesaving equipment worth thousands of pounds has been stolen from Corsham fire station in Wiltshire.
Lifesaving equipment and tools worth thousands of pounds have been stolen from Corsham fire station on Beechfield Road in Wiltshire. The break-in occurred between 8pm on 11 October and 5am on 12 October. The theft has left a fire engine out of action.
Wiltshire Police are investigating the incident. They are carrying out enquiries involving CCTV footage and house-to-house visits in the area.
Police are asking anyone who saw or heard anything suspicious in the area during the time of the theft to contact them. Witnesses can call 101 and quote crime reference number 54260123041, or call CrimeStoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
How it is being reported
- Lifesaving equipment stolen from Wiltshire fire stationLifesaving equipment worth thousands of pounds has been stolen from a Wiltshire fire station.Gazette & Herald · 14 Oct, 12:07
- Lifesaving equipment stolen from Wiltshire fire stationLifesaving equipment worth thousands of pounds has been stolen from a Wiltshire fire station.Swindon Advertiser · 14 Oct, 12:07
- Lifesaving equipment stolen from Wiltshire fire stationLifesaving equipment worth thousands of pounds has been stolen from a Wiltshire fire station.Wiltshire Times · 14 Oct, 12:07
In this story: Corsham fire station · Wiltshire Police · Wiltshire · Beechfield Road
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