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Pair found breaching lockdown laws after playing loud music in derelict barn

byDaniel Jae Webb
26 April 2020 • 6.58pm
Pair found breaching lockdown laws after playing loud music in derelict barn

Police officers approach the barn

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Police were called to investigate reports of loud noises coming from a derelict barn in the Royal Wootton Bassett countryside this afternoon.

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Officers arrived at the scene near Templars Way Industrial Estate at 5.15pm in a bid to find the culprits and ascertain whether any offences were being committed.

After a short walk through a field, officers found two young men – from separate households – in the barn socialising and listening to music.

Police walk across a field to access the barn

The pair were warned about their breach of COVID-19 lockdown regulations and were then asked to return home. The officers didn’t issue a fine for the breach.


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