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Te Awamutu Stirling Sports ram raided

Te Awamutu Courier
19 Aug, 2019 02:24 AMQuick Read

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Three people have been arrested following a burglary at Stirling Sports Te Awamutu. Photo / Supplied

Three people have been arrested following a burglary at Stirling Sports Te Awamutu. Photo / Supplied

Te Awamutu Stirling Sports has been ram raided for the third time.

The incident was reported to police about 2.45am on Monday.

A police spokesperson confirmed three people had been arrested following a burglary at a commercial premises on Alexandra St.

They will be referred to the Youth Court.

Te Awamutu Stirling Sports was first ram raided in January 2017 and $12,000 worth of stock was stolen.

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It was targeted again the following month.

Six people, including a 12-year-old, stole armfuls of stock and loaded it into three stolen vehicles.

In March this year Cambridge Stirling Sports was ram raided for the fifth time in three years.

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