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THIEVES were recorded by CCTV cameras stealing ferrets from a Compton garden on Monday.You can watch exclusive footage of the thieves as they make off with the rare breed of ferrets by clicking on the video link above.The thieves, who attempted to disguise themselves with hooded sweatshirts, were filmed breaking into the heavily- protected garden through a fence before making off with five ferrets - two of which were a rare, black-eyed white breed. Burglar alarms, barbed wire and CCTV (closed circuit television) did not deter them as they loaded the animals from cages into a stolen ferret carrying box. The burglar alarm was activated, but its high pitched wailing did not deter the thieves from finishing the job. One of the thieves had his face clearly captured by the cameras before doing up his hood. The owner of the property, Paul Collins, has owned ferrets for 40 years and said that this incident was the second time his animals had been targeted in the last six months. He said: “It’s not like going out and buying a new telly. These animals are irreplaceable and there’s no way that I’ll get another pair of black-eyed white ferrets.” Although Mr Collins is upset over his personal loss he said that he was more concerned about the overall picture of rural crime in the area, claiming it was on the rise. Henley Dog Watch, a local organisation responsible for recording rural crime in West Berkshire, reported 15 simil
Rural crime is just getting ridiculous in this area
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