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Off-duty police officer wrestles with would-be car thief

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Friday, October 05, 2012
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Plymouth Herald

AN OFF-duty police officer wrestled with a man after he found his car being broken into.

Police were called to the address in Saltash at around 3.05am yesterday after a woman said her husband was attempting to detain a man who was suspected of breaking into the family car.

On arrival the off-duty officer was found to be suffering a large lump to his forehead, as well as cuts and bumps to his face.

The man was handed over to the on-duty officers and he was later taken to Charles Cross police station.

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Anyone with information about the incident should call police on 101 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111 quoting crime reference number BS/12/879.

A 23-year-old man from Saltash has been arrested on suspicion of attempted theft of a motor vehicle.

He remains in custody at the time of The Herald going to press.

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  • Profile image for rob5gt

    by rob5gt

    Friday, October 05 2012, 1:50PM

    “he will get a little slap on the wrists for this its a sad fact !”

  • Profile image for belly1234

    by belly1234

    Friday, October 05 2012, 10:25AM

    “I think there will be enough continuity of evidence for even the CPS to secure a conviction on two charges, assault and vehicle interference. Boy, when that bloke gets sentenced he can expect to get nearly 3 weeks in jail, well probably not, more likely to get a community order with a "thinking skills" programme to that he can carry on screwing cars without being unlucky enough to get caught.”

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    by Countrygirly

    Friday, October 05 2012, 7:28AM

    “Well done to that officer. Hope he makes a quick recovery.”

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