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TV Star's Farm Hit by Sheep Heist
4 Sep
Summary
- Eleven sheep worth over £2,000 were stolen from Jeremy Clarkson's farm.
- Clarkson suspects the theft occurred at night or during filming pauses.
- Thames Valley Police are investigating the livestock theft.
Eleven sheep have been stolen from Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat farm in Oxfordshire, the presenter revealed recently. The missing livestock are estimated to be worth more than £2,000 at market. Clarkson suggested the sheep were likely taken at night or when filming for the Prime Video show was paused, as a film crew and drone are usually present.
Thames Valley Police are reportedly investigating the theft, with Clarkson expressing frustration over the incident. He humorously noted the police officer's recognition of the stolen 'Easycares' breed, indicating familiarity with the show. Clarkson also humorously warned potential thieves that the farm is armed.
This incident follows Clarkson's recent revelation about being in remission from aggressive prostate cancer. He appeared at the premiere of the new series of The Grand Tour, which features new presenters.
