Stolen Trailer (NB sort of)

thewetone

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Hi all you Hawkeyes,
Last night about midnight our Sea Scout Group grounds were broken into (chain on the gate cropped) and our twin axle Ifor Williams galvanised trailer was stolen. The wheel clamp had been forced off, (wish I knew how to do that!!). At the time the trailer was full, so it was carefully emptied.
The trailer has some non IW features. It has the standard sides but they have been raised to about 5 feet with a cage all round, with a bar across near the aft end. she is approx 7ft by 5ft6. The lights don't work as I have the male to male interconnecting lead in my car.
The spare wheel bracket is bolted, not welded on. The security lock on the hitch had previously been drilled out on a previous theft attempt, hence the wheel clamp. Also there is a stainless steel bolt on the hitch where the original bolt had been removed. The floor and lower insides are lined with plywood. She is also fitted with car and not lorry tyres. The jockey wheel is bent. The trailer was stored well out of view, so either someone knew it was there or had a good look around first. Possibly a clean oval or circular patch on the drop down tail gate where the Scout sticker had been removed.
If, in all your travels especially along the South coast you spot the trailer, please e-mail or pm me.
I have no time for this scum of the earth, stealing from our organisation and I can think of no words strong enough to describe what I think of them.

ps they did leave a calling card also, do you think the police would be interested in a stool sample for DNA purposes?


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graham

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The DNA sample is worth suggesting to the police.I think the best bit of these lowlife was what they left behind.

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Benbow

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do you think the police would be interested in a stool sample for DNA purposes?

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Yes they may well be interested. They have realised that a small number of people are reponsible for a large fraction of crimes and are really waking-up to taking DNA from all crime scenes as a very cost-effective way of identifying people at any time in the future. This varies region-by-region but I believe it is catching on, it certainly makes sense to me.

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Any news?

Randy,

Have you heard anything? Were you planning to use the trailer over Easter?

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Sorry to hear of your plight, I had my 4 wheel trailor stolen last dec 3 oclock in the afternoon in a busy one way street even got them on cctv going round droping someone off then comming back to unhitch off my landrover and making off with it. police could'nt get the reg of the blue toyota van. Local bobby said "now if they was speeding they would have got their number!!!!!!!!!!!

All the best

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