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Two arrested after Newport farmer spots people on his land with dogs

Police have arrested two people on suspicion of offences under the Hunting Act after a farmer reported people on his land with dogs.

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West Mercia Police officer and Business & Rural Crime Officer, Paul Gough posted on the force's Neighbourhood Matters page reporting the incident in Newport last Friday (December 20).

A farmer called the police to report people on his land with dogs.

A vehicle and the dogs were seized, and the persons were arrested before being released on bail.

The post said: "On Friday, December 20, a report was received from a local farmer about persons being on his land in company with dogs.

"He immediately called the police who attended and arrested two persons for offences under the Hunting Act 2004.

"They have been interviewed and released under bail while further enquiries continue.

"If anyone sees anything suspicious please don't hesitate to contact the police."

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