Police officers and their dog had an easy time tracking down a burglar as he left his footprints in the snow – he was found waiting for a bus.
Police were called to the Aire Tennis Club in the early hours of Wednesday morning. The premises had been broken into.
It wasn’t a difficult task to follow the footprints – and their faithful dog Fury also followed the scent.
The man was arrested as a nearby bus stop waiting for the night service. Police say he admitted to the break-in.
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Half of us use Chinese retailers
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