Appeal after ride-on mower stolen from Edwinstowe cricket club

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Police are appealing for information or video footage from the public after a ride-on mower was stolen during a burglary at a cricket club in Edwinstowe.

Officers were called to Edwinstowe Cricket Club, in Forest Corner, after reports a garage next to the cricket pavilion had been broken into.

Offenders had moved a CCTV camera and cut a padlock to gain access to the garage around 11.30pm on Thursday, January 12, before taking the John Deere model 310 rotary mower.

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The mower was under repair at the time so it is believed it must have been pulled along the road or taken away in a vehicle.

A John Deere model 310 rotary ride-on mower was stolen. Photo by Nottinghamshire Police.A John Deere model 310 rotary ride-on mower was stolen. Photo by Nottinghamshire Police.
A John Deere model 310 rotary ride-on mower was stolen. Photo by Nottinghamshire Police.

Police Constable Eden Sisson, of Nottinghamshire Police, said: “It is hugely disappointing to see a popular local sports club targeted by thieves in this way.

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“We are determined to track down those responsible and would like to hear from anyone with any information.

“If you have any relevant CCTV, dashcam or doorbell footage please get in touch.

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“Although the burglary took place late at night, we believe motorists could have seen suspicious activity around the area of the club or the mower being transported away from the scene.”

In a post on Facebook – www.fb.com/officialedwinstowecricketclub – a club spokesperson said: “This was purchased on the back of a lot of hard work last season, so I'm sure you can understand our anger with regards to this incident.”

Anyone with any information has been asked to call police on 101, quoting incident number 168 of 12 January 2024, or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111 to assist with enquiries and located the stolen mower.

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