Police to patrol farm in Congleton area following reports of hare coursing

By Tom Avery

29th Jun 2020 | Local News

(Image by Cheshire Police Rural Crime)
(Image by Cheshire Police Rural Crime)

A farm in the Congleton area will form part of a police officers' patrol plan following reports of suspected hare coursing.

PCSO Wlison, of the Cheshire Police Rural Crime team, said yesterday (28 June) on social media: "One of my jobs today was to visit a farm due to suspected hare coursing taking place in the Congleton area.

"This area will now form part of our patrol plan to both deter and prevent this happening further."

     

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