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06/09/2010 Unemployed men charged with metal theft
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Submitted: 06/09/2010 17:00:07
Two unemployed men will appear at court on Wednesday in connection with a theft of metal from a garden in Dorking.
18/08/2010 Cleaner charged in connection with multiple thefts from Leatherhead school
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A woman from Epsom will appear at court next month charged with a string of thefts from a secondary school in Leatherhead.
13/08/2010 Distraction burglars target elderly and disabled Ashtead couple
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Officers have released an E-fit of a man they would like to speak with following a distraction burglary at an elderly couple’s house in Ashtead.
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Witness Appeals
- 07/09/2010 Appeal for information after valuable violin stolen during Fetcham burglary
- 16/08/2010 Family appeal for information after beloved pet cat shot by air rifle
- 16/08/2010 Appeal for witnesses following fatal collision in Dorking
- 27/07/2010 Police promise robust action following violent assault in Leatherhead
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