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Infra-red cameras catch nighthawkers

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A BBC Inside Out South investigation has captured illegal 'nighthawking' on camera for the first time.

Heat sensitive infra-red cameras were used to film people with metal detectors raiding a protected historical site in Sussex.

Inside Out reporter Joe Crowley confronted some of the perpetrators.

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