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UK: Photos and details of children from Redditch are stolen

Posted on June 20, 2011 by Dissent

Documents containing personal information and photos of children in north Worcestershire have been stolen.

Around 40 of the passport-type documents relating to children who play for two football teams were taken from a football coach’s car in Redditch.

Read more on BBC.

The Redditch Advertiser also reports the theft, as does the  West Mercia Police Department, which posted a notice of the theft on their web site.


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