Stevie Ansell’s riding stables do a huge amount of good work. Can we help catch the people that raided it? Image from the stables Facebook page.
This is an important appeal for information regarding a burglary that took place on the night of January 2nd/early hours of January 3rd 2016 (Last Saturday into Sunday) at Stevie Ansell’s second yard at Engine Lane, Brownhills.
Stevie sent this message:
Please help and share guys…
Our Livery Yard at top of Engine Lane by the fishing pool (Marklews Pond) has been broken into again last night. This is so unfair on an amazing bunch of liveries up there.
Somebody MUST have seen something… Stables are hidden behind thick trees but a van must be parked up somewhere… Waiting?
Somebody must be keeping watch. Please rack your brains for any info and share share share…
The yard is at the top of Engine Lane in Brownhills – right by the old railway crossing where the cycle trail runs across the common. It’s a busy path with walkers, cyclists etc.
These scum bags need catching and dealing with. If we all stick together as an equine world we can beat them. Don’t buy anything unless we know the source. Discreetly mark everything so that it can be identified. Everybody keep their eyes peeled etc.
Reward for any info leading to identification of these despicable thieves.
I shall be starting a page this week purely for pictures of stolen stuff so that all can be circulated and hopefully identified. It won’t just be for us but for everybody. Please everybody start marking your belongings discreetly. I truly believe that this could lead to tracing the sellers and we can catch these dirty low lifes.
Thanking you all in advance
Tel or text :- 07950-314091
E-Mail:- stevieansell@hotmail.comStevie Ansell
Stevie and the stables do a huge amount of great work, and it’s terrible that anyone would steal from them and cause them hardship.
Stevie’s new page for combatting such thefts can be found here.
Please come forward with any information you have. If you don’t want to contact Stevie of the police directly, drop me a line on BrownhillsBob at Googlemail dot com and I’ll pass the message on.
You can also contact Walsall Police by dialling 101 (999 in an emergency, obviously) or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.
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