Two males have been arrested after police recovered a motorbike stolen from an Oxfordshire farm.
The arrests came after police executed a warrant to search a site near Evesham in Worcestershire on Thursday morning (October 26).
Thames Valley Police’s rural crime taskforce recovered several vehicles working with West Mercia Police and the National Rural Crime Unit.
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This included a motorbike that had been stolen from a farm near Banbury on August 30.
There were also two stolen caravans, two stolen trailers, a stolen cement mixer, and a car believed to be used in crime.
The two arrested males were taken to custody and investigations are ongoing.
A spokesperson for the taskforce said: “We will work together to tackle those who commit crime in our community.”
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