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Man arrested in Chatteris after heating oil theft

PUBLISHED: 10:00 11 May 2016 | UPDATED: 10:00 11 May 2016

Man arrested in Chatteris after heating oil theft

Man arrested in Chatteris after heating oil theft

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A man was arrested on suspicion of theft of heating oil last night in Chatteris.

Officers were called to the house at around 10pm last night and conducted an immediate search of the area.

The man was located and arrested on suspicion of theft before being taken to the Police Investigation Centre in King’s Lynn.

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