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Last Updated: Monday, 27 June, 2005, 16:27 GMT 17:27 UK
Stolen bicycles haul tops £25,000
Bicycles with a total value of more than £25,000 have been stolen in Guernsey since the start of the year.

In the last week alone, five bikes have been taken in the island. In one theft, a bike worth about £2,000 went missing from Vale Road.

Guernsey's Crime Prevention Officer, Bernie English, is urging people to report their stolen cycles as missing.

He said: "Many are taken by people just to get home, and they might end up in a police station cycle store."

He added: "Often bikes are recovered and the owners never found. The numbers can be just staggering."




SEE ALSO:
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