Swift arrests following Folkestone pub break-in
Swift arrests have been made by officers in Folkestone after a break-in was reported at a town centre pub.
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Swift arrests have been made by officers in Folkestone after a break-in was reported at a town centre pub.
No reports of criminality have been received since the flat was closed.
The incident happened at about 12.30am on Saturday 11 October 2025.
No unauthorised person can enter it for the next three months.
The incident happened at about 7.30pm on Wednesday 8 October 2025.
Kent Police was called to separate incidents on Edgar Road and Northdown Road in Margate alongside Upton Road in Broadstairs.
Staff called Kent Police on Monday 6 October following the discovery.
The incident happened at about 10.30pm on Saturday 4 October 2025.
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