Police investigate £2,000 robbery at Wiltshire boxing gym
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 16 Oct, 14:32 · Archive
War Boxing Gym in Warminster was broken into on Wednesday night, October 7, with £2,000 worth of free weights and power tools stolen.
War Boxing Gym in Silver Street, Warminster, was broken into on the night of Wednesday, October 7. Thieves stole free weights and power tools valued at around £2,000.
The stolen equipment included weight plates, dumbbells, kettlebells and Olympic bars. The gym said the theft was a major setback, as the equipment was used by members building strength and boxers preparing for competitions. Sessions and training plans would be affected while the gym worked out how to move forward.
Wiltshire Police have appealed for information about the burglary. Anyone with details can contact police or call Crimestoppers on 0800 555111 to provide information anonymously. The gym said it remained committed to supporting its boxers and community members despite the break-in.
How it is being reported
- Police launch investigation after boxing gym raided by thievesPolice have launched an appeal after a £2,000 raid of a Wiltshire community boxing gym.Wiltshire Times · 16 Oct, 12:47
- Police launch investigation after boxing gym raided by thievesPolice have launched an appeal after a £2,000 raid of a Wiltshire community boxing gym.Gazette & Herald · 16 Oct, 12:47
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