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Traveller John stranded again after bridle stolen

We Are South Devon by We Are South Devon
March 26, 2015
in Community News
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Traveller John Treagood has been stranded in Exeter after a bridle was stolen from his horse on Friday 20th March.

The well-known traveller John Treagood was parked with his horse and caravan on the Alphington roundabout, underneath the A30, when he was approached by a man driving a white or cream vehicle.

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The driver of the vehicle asked the 79-year-old if he was going to sell his horse, before stealing the black leather bridle off the horse while the victim’s back was turned, sometime between 3pm and 5pm.

John Treagood, 79, a former university lecturer is well known in the area. He was previously stuck in Exeter after the death of his Irish cob horse Gildor in January. Supporters donated £9500 to buy a new horse called Misty and a new wagon.

The suspect is described as white, of large build, in his 40s or 50s, with grey hair.

PC Carolyn Studd, based at Heavitree Road police station, said: “John is very well-known in the area and he can’t get back on the road without a bridle for his horse.

“I would really appreciate help from the public, whether they have witnessed the incident, recognise the description of the suspect, or have any information that could help with our enquiries.”

Anyone with information is asked to email 101@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk, call 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111, quoting crime reference CR/019001/15.

 

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