Shotgun cartridges stolen during farm burglary near Shifnal
More than 3,000 shotgun cartridges were among items stolen by burglars who broke into outbuildings at a farm in Beckbury, near Shifnal.
The thieves forced their way into a workshop at the farm overnight last Wednesday making off with property worth over £3,500.
Police today appealed for information about the theft and in particular, details on the whereabouts of the cartridges.
Police Constable Mike Jenkins, the investigating officer, said: “The cartridges were for clay pigeon shooting. I am anxious to trace them and appealing for any information which might assist, or help identify those responsible.
“Information should be forwarded to Shifnal or Bridgnorth police stations by calling 101, or through the anonymous Crimestoppers charity on 0800 555 111.”
He said the cartridges were 1,750 Xpress 12 gauge, 1,000 Hull 20 gauge and 500 Eley 12 gauge.
Also stolen were a petrol strimmer, a green and white 18-inch blade petrol mower and a Flymo lawn mower.
