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THE PSNI IS APPEALING for information following a report of sheep theft from the Co Antrim village of Broughshane.
A number of sheep, which are marked with blue spray on their heads but are not believed to have been tagged, were taken from the Knowhead Road area of Broughshane at some point between Monday and yesterday.
Chief Inspector Bryan Hume said that this type of crime is “very unusual for the area” and said that police are working hard to apprehend those involved.
“Police from across the district are working in order to find the missing livestock, as well as to bring those involved before the courts,” Hume said in a statement. “Local Neighbourhood Officers in the area are continuing to liaise directly with the rural community to ascertain information which may be useful to the investigation.”
“This is an extremely distressing time for those affected by this crime,” he added, “especially in the difficult economic environment facing the rural community.”
Anyone with any information is asked to contact the PSNI at Ballymena.
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Met Eireann change the weather daily.
Some good news to hear on a Monday. Bring on the sun!
That gasson aaskin for trouble messin with his computer by the sea
24 degrees in London. Bring it on
That’s great Mike but at the same time anything over 12* and you just can’t bait ireland..
Nah…..roll on the autumn,fresh winds swirling up the leaves on the ground.scarf and hat on,out for a brisk walk and then home to a warm house…cushty…:)
I took today off and tomorrow it’s to get better? Yep sounds about right!
They are called teenage tantrums?
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