Ann's asthma not good this morning, so left her in bed and went to early service. Walking into town found my way was blocked by Police tapes and three Police officers. Noticed one wall of Lloyd's bank was smashed in with a large J.C.B. abandoned in the road, realised that the large hole in the brickwork was where Lloyd's cash point used to be.Young lady policeman directed me to walk round the long way to Church. This organised raid on a bank had happened in the small hours in a small Suffolk market town. Bit too close to home!!!!! After early service didn't stay to breakfast, and when I'd walked home found Ann a good deal better and just getting up. Asthma problem hasn't returned today I'm glad to say. Just lost a picture. More in a minute.
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I suppose the JCB was nicked? They usually cost a lot more than you would expect to find in a cash-machine overnight! Time to invest in a JCB trap just in case house burglars start nicking them instead of pry-bars to make their miserable lives a bit easier.
'Borrowed' from the building site of a new care home being built a few hundred yards away.
I hope the building company are sued for criminal neglect - those machines could massacre a town the size of Hadleigh if a drunk decided to borrow one. They really should have high-tech immobilizing security in place.
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