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1:37pm Tuesday 29th June 2010 in
A POLICE helicopter was deployed last night after reports of breaking glass and people on the grounds of a Marlow school.
Thames Valley Police were called out to Holy Trinity School in Wethered Road at 11.48pm.
Police dogs were also sent to the school.
Two 16-year-olds were arrested on suspicion of burglary and remain in custody in at High Wycombe police station, following the incident.
An amplifier, which had been stolen, was recovered nearby.
A reader who contacted the Free Press said the chopper had been 'loud' and 'flying very low and searching intently for ages'.
Police are appealing for witnesses.
Callers should ask to speak to PC Cameron via the 24-hour line on 0845 8 505 505.
Alternatively contact the Crimestoppers charity anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Comments(6)
topiarygal
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10:37pm Tue 29 Jun 10
tomcat
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1:42am Wed 30 Jun 10
tigeran
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8:39am Wed 30 Jun 10
tomcat wrote:Hardly a toy and an extremely useful tool. A bit over the top for this though!
Well it's a good toy, all at the taxpayers expense.
acjy1985
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11:10am Wed 30 Jun 10
lwjy1990
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12:38pm Wed 30 Jun 10
topiarygal wrote:I think it's a perfectly good way to spend our taxes. Not only can the helicopters use thermal imaging and their Night Sun spotlights to hunt down these apparent chavs, they can also be used to oversee operations meaning that the people they are after can be detained quicker and stand the tiniest chance of getting away.
Do we really pay taxes to be woken up like this - what on earth did this cost - deploying a helicopter vs a few windows and an AMP!
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acjy1985 says...
4:41pm Tue 29 Jun 10