Ornamental pigs smashed and stolen from Bognor Regis gardens

Ornamental garden pigs have begun disappearing from a Bognor Regis garden, sparking a police appeal.
By Joe Stack
Published 30th Jul 2020, 10:59 BST
Updated 30th Jul 2020, 11:02 BST
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Police have received reports of ornamental pigs being stolen from a home in Van Gogh Place in North Bersted as well as neighbour's garden features being smashed to pieces.

The first two were stolen during the day on Saturday, July 18 and the third taken between Sunday evening and 1pm on Monday, July 20.

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In the early hours of Sunday (July 26) the group destroyed ornaments in the same road.

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An appeal has been launched to track down the porcine pillagers who are described as a group of three — two boys and a girl — aged about 16-17.

They made off along Moorhen Way just after 1am, police have said.

The pigs are described as 12" high and sitting down, one with yellow boots and one with red boots with white dots. The third is 10" tall and black-and-white.

Anyone with information is asked to report online or call 101 quoting serial 868 of 20/07.