Money stolen from farm's egg honesty box

Thursday, 7 April 2011 01:00

The money was taken from the Gelling’s Farm egg honesty box situated just off the Main Road in Baldrine.

Witnesses are being sought after money was stolen from a Farm honesty box in Baldrine.

The money was taken from the Gelling’s Farm egg honesty box situated just off the Main Road in Baldrine.

The theft happened sometime between 7:30am and 7:45pm yesterday.

A Police spokesperson has said it’s obvious the person has no conscience.

They’re urging anyone with information to contact the Police.

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