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Page last updated at 18:23 GMT, Friday, 11 July 2008 19:23 UK
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Plea over £4,000 koi carp theft

Ten fish with an estimated value of £4,000 have been stolen from a pond in Worcestershire.

The koi carp were stolen from a pond off Gannow Green Lane, in Rubery, some time between Wednesday evening and Thursday morning.

West Mercia Police has appealed for witnesses and anyone with information to contact them.

Anyone who has been offered any of the fish for sale is also urged to contact officers.



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