Two men have been re-bailed after the theft of 145 pigs from a Great Cressingham farm.
Men re-bailed after 145 pigs stolen from Great Cressingham farm
By SOPHIE WYLLIE
Thursday, August 2, 2012
12:08 PM
Two men who were arrested in relation to the theft of 145 pigs from a Great Cressingham farm have been re-bailed.
The pigs, each weighing around 8kg, were stolen from the farm, near Watton, between 2pm on Sunday, June 24 and 7.15am the following day.
A 38-year-old man from the Dereham area and a 59-year-old man from the King’s Lynn area were arrested, but were both released on bail.
They answered the bail yesterday (Wednesday) at the King’s Lynn Police Investigation Centre, but have been re-bailed until September 4.
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