Update to arrest of two men in Knighton, on suspicion of attempted dog theft on Sunday ...
An update on the arrest of two men on suspicion of an attempted dog theft in Knighton Powys on Sunday March 14.
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An update on the arrest of two men on suspicion of an attempted dog theft in Knighton Powys on Sunday March 14.
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