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Deer found near Swindon may have been shot – police launch investigation

byDaniel Jae Webb
7 June 2022 • 12.31pm
Deer found near Swindon may have been shot – police launch investigation
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Wiltshire Police has launched an investigation after a deer was found dead near Swindon.

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The roe deer was located in an industrial estate off Thornhill Road, South Marston, on Sunday 5 June.

Officers from the Rural Crime Unit say it suffered a wound which appeared to have left an air rifle pellet in its stomach – possible causing its death.

“It was clear that it had recently been shot and had died from this injury”, a force spokesperson said.

They added: “If you heard or saw anything suspicious on this evening which may be of use please call 101 and quote 54220057736.”

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