Two accused of stealing 43 ewes and ram from farmer
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Oct, 07:02 · Archive
Two people have been accused of stealing 43 ewes and a ram from a Cartmel farmer.
Two people have appeared before magistrates charged with stealing 43 ewes and a ram from a farmer in Cartmel. Rebecca Knipe and Charlie Long, both 35, live at The Glen, Backbarrow. They are both charged with theft by finding.
The alleged offence took place between 27 February and 9 September 2025. At South Cumbria Magistrates' Court on 21 October, both defendants indicated no plea.
They will next appear at Preston Crown Court on 18 November for a plea and trial preparation hearing.
How it is being reported
- Two accused of stealing 43 ewes and a ram from farmerTWO co-defendants have appeared before magistrates accused of stealing 43 ewes and a ram belonging to a Cartmel farmer.Westmorland Gazette · 23 Oct, 06:00
- Two accused of stealing 43 ewes and a ram from farmerTWO co-defendants have appeared before magistrates accused of stealing 43 ewes and a ram belonging to a Cartmel farmer.NW Evening Mail · 23 Oct, 06:00
In this story: Rebecca Knipe · Charlie Long · Cartmel · The Glen, Backbarrow · South Cumbria Magistrates' Court · Preston Crown Court
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