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19/11/2010

HORSE riding equipment valued at $1500 has been stolen from a Narre Warren North property.
The padlock to a shipping container housing the equipment at the Jacques Road property was cut between 5pm on June 22 and 10.55pm on June 23.
Four riding helmets, four horse leads as well as eight horse ropes were taken.
Anyone with information should contact Narre Warren police on 9705 3111.

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