Wiltshire Police charge suspect after rural crime spree

Police have charged Daniel Stacey with a series of offences <i>(Image: Newsquest)</i>
Police have charged Daniel Stacey with a series of offences (Image: Newsquest)
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A Wiltshire man has been charged with multiple offences after a spate of rural crime in the county.

Daniel Stacey, 34, of Bradford on Avon, has been charged with three counts of theft from a motor vehicle and two counts of vehicle interference.

He was also charged with going equipped for burglary, possession of a quantity of class A and class B drugs and two counts of theft. He was also placed on conditional bail for burglary.

Stacey was arrested in the early hours of March 31 and remanded in custody before an appearance Swindon Magistrates' Court.

The charges follow a recent series of rural thefts in West Wiltshire which are believed to be linked.

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