Stolen Goods Returned After Arrests Made in Somerset and Devon Burglary Case Stolen Goods Returned After Arrests Made in Somerset and Devon Burglary Case

Hey, listen to this story. Three guys got arrested. They stole stuff, but police returned much of it. The police helped people who had burglaries since 2023. This included thefts up to this past November.

Many homes and barns got burglarized in Somerset and Devon, near Honiton. Police seized about 400 possibly stolen things. Paintings, tools, and silverware were among recovered objects.

Last December, police showed stolen items online, displaying around 250 pictures. Luckily, many owners spotted their things, and they got lots of property back, which is really great.

Police later held an exhibition in Edington at the village hall near Bridgwater. The showings occurred on February 14th and 15th. The three arrested men are still in custody.

Some folks went to the viewing and got their property back. Amanda found two of her paintings. Mark got back a bit of his stolen stuff and was impressed items got found at all.

Alexander also had a nice surprise. Almost all his lost property turned up. He said having it back made him happy daily. He admired the police, and it’s easy to see why.

Robert experienced a burglary, too. PC David Pepper spent time supporting him. Getting some stolen property back made him feel relieved. That’s good, things ended well.

Hey, listen to this story. Three guys got arrested. They stole stuff, but police returned much of it. The police helped people who had burglaries since 2023. This included thefts up to this past November.

Many homes and barns got burglarized in Somerset and Devon, near Honiton. Police seized about 400 possibly stolen things. Paintings, tools, and silverware were among recovered objects.

Last December, police showed stolen items online, displaying around 250 pictures. Luckily, many owners spotted their things, and they got lots of property back, which is really great.

Police later held an exhibition in Edington at the village hall near Bridgwater. The showings occurred on February 14th and 15th. The three arrested men are still in custody.

Some folks went to the viewing and got their property back. Amanda found two of her paintings. Mark got back a bit of his stolen stuff and was impressed items got found at all.

Alexander also had a nice surprise. Almost all his lost property turned up. He said having it back made him happy daily. He admired the police, and it’s easy to see why.

Robert experienced a burglary, too. PC David Pepper spent time supporting him. Getting some stolen property back made him feel relieved. That’s good, things ended well.