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Jeremy Clarkson forced to tighten security after THIEVES target farm

Jeremy Clarkson's Cotswolds farm has become a target for thieves, prompting him to contact the police after spotting drones scouting the area.
Clarkson reported that five men in a van checked the security cameras and inquired about the number of dogs on the site.
Local authorities informed Clarkson that the vehicle's number plates were cloned and suggested updating security measures.
In a humorous remark, Clarkson claimed that his guinea fowl would deter burglars with their loud calls, equating them to NASA's Space Shuttle engines.

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