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Sunday, 16 April 2006, 14:32 GMT 15:32 UK

Ram raiders foiled at the double

Thieves fled empty-handed twice in one hour on Saturday night - in Norfolk's third aborted ram raid in three days.

They tried but failed to steal the cash machine at a sweet shop in Earlham Road, Norwich, then had to abandon the car used to smash their way in.

The same gang is thought have gone on to try to raid a shop in Hemsby.

In the early hours of Friday, raiders managed to jam a cash machine in the shattered doorway of a BP filling station in Salhouse Road, Norwich.




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