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Three bailed in scrap yard case

Examined car
Officers searched the site on Tuesday

Two men and a woman have been bailed following a police raid on a scrap yard in west Norfolk.

All three were arrested on Tuesday after officers searched a yard in Wheatley Bank, Walsoken.

Police said they believed the site was connected with the illegal sale and purchase of vehicles and parts.

A man, 55, from the Walsoken area, and a 34-year-old man and a woman, 23, both from the Wisbech area, Cambridgeshire, have all been released on bail.



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