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Four arrests following 'vicious' robbery
11:35am Tuesday 27th July 2010 in
FOUR teenagers have been arrested in connection with an alleged robbery which police said was 'particularly nasty and vicious'.
A group of youngsters, who were holding a party in the woods off New Road, Marlow Bottom, had mobile phones, wallets, cash and iPods stolen on Thursday around midnight.
The youngsters were celebrating the end of their school year.
One victim needed hospital treatment following the alleged attack.
Thames Valley Police said today a 17-year-old from High Wycombe, a 16-year-old from Marlow and a 15-year-old from Marlow were arrested on suspicion of robbery and bailed to High Wycombe police station on September 2.
A 16-year-old from Marlow was also arrested on suspicion of robbery and is bailed to High Wycombe police station on August 31.
Sgt Nikki Pocock, of Wycombe Priority Crime Team, said it had been “a particularly nasty and vicious attack”.
If you have any related information contact Det Con Daniel McKenzie at High Wycombe police station on the Thames Valley Police non-emergency number on 08458 505 505 and quote URN 7 of 23 July 2010.
Or alternatively contact the Crimestoppers charity anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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vocal local
says...
12:51pm Tue 27 Jul 10
miccles wrote:It seems to be the latest thing for teenagers - free entry, and enables them to drink! My 15 nearly 16 year old daughter was invited to one of these gatherings recently - it was a definite no-no in my eyes, because as you rightly say, it is enticing problems - just wish parents would do the same!
A party in the woods at midnight?? Call me a party pooper (which i'm not), but a group of youngsters in the woods at that time of night, to me, you are enticing something to happen, especially carrying phones, cash, ipods etc. hope the victims are ok btw.
sai-diva
says...
3:00pm Tue 27 Jul 10
vocal local wrote:Parties in the wood are no new thing,was doing it when I was young.
miccles wrote:It seems to be the latest thing for teenagers - free entry, and enables them to drink! My 15 nearly 16 year old daughter was invited to one of these gatherings recently - it was a definite no-no in my eyes, because as you rightly say, it is enticing problems - just wish parents would do the same!
A party in the woods at midnight?? Call me a party pooper (which i'm not), but a group of youngsters in the woods at that time of night, to me, you are enticing something to happen, especially carrying phones, cash, ipods etc. hope the victims are ok btw.
It's just a shame that there are predators out there who will take the opportunity to rob.
It's not the youth who are partying, or their parents, who are at fault here.
skruffs
says...
9:30pm Thu 29 Jul 10
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miccles says...
11:57am Tue 27 Jul 10
Call me a party pooper (which i'm not), but a group of youngsters in the woods at that time of night, to me, you are enticing something to happen, especially carrying phones, cash, ipods etc.
hope the victims are ok btw.