Urgent: £3,500 Reward for Information on Agricultural Thefts

UPDATE: A £3,500 reward is now available for information leading to arrests in a string of agricultural thefts in Tyrone and Fermanagh. The independent charity Crimestoppers announced this urgent initiative today, aiming to combat a recent rise in high-value thefts impacting local farmers.

Authorities report that items stolen include valuable quad bikes and other agricultural equipment, prompting police to seek public assistance. Chief Inspector Scott Fallis emphasized the significance of community involvement in tackling these crimes, stating, “We hope this cash reward encourages anyone with information to come forward.”

The reward will remain active until December 2025, giving residents ample time to report any leads that could lead to the arrest and conviction of the culprits. This initiative highlights the serious impact of agricultural crime on local communities, where such thefts can devastate livelihoods.

Farmers and residents are urged to report any suspicious activities to Crimestoppers anonymously. The police stress that every piece of information can make a difference in restoring safety and security in the region.

As this situation develops, community members are encouraged to stay alert and to share this information widely. The safety of local agricultural operations depends on prompt action and collaboration.

Keep an eye on further updates as authorities work to resolve these crimes and protect local farmers. Your support could be vital in bringing justice to those affected.