US EditionPolice New Full Statement After Sheep Chased Off Cliff
CORNWALL, AUG 6 – Police are appealing for witnesses as a man and two teenagers are investigated for chasing a sheep off a cliff, with the incident sparking significant local concern.
- Devon and Cornwall Police are investigating an incident from July 27 where a man and two teenagers allegedly chased a sheep off a cliff near Polly Joke, Cornwall.
- The incident occurred during a family holiday, and the man denied responsibility while witnesses have yet to come forward to assist police inquiries.
- Bystanders approached the suspects, with one reportedly acting aggressively, while police units are collaborating closely on the investigation and seeking witnesses to come forward.
- Sergeant Jones acknowledged the significant effect this event has had on the local community, condemned the actions as unacceptable, and assured that efforts to identify and prosecute those responsible will continue.
- Police urge anyone with information to contact them via their website or by calling 101 with reference 50250196267, assuring that tips can be anonymous through Crimestoppers.
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A sheep was chased over a cliff edge in the Polly Joke area (UKNIP) Police are looking for a man who was seen with two teenagers chasing a sheep until it fell off a cliff in Cornwall. Upset tourists could only watch on as the sheep plummeted on the rocks below in Polly Joke, near Newquay. Locals confronted the suspects and one of them is alleged to have become aggressive back on July 27. Sheep graze on fields in Northumberland (Credits: Ge…
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Police investigate after sheep chased to death off cliff edge in Cornwall
Devon and Cornwall Police are appealing for witnesses to the incident.
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