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    The crossing on Easthampstead Road. Pic: WBC.

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Arrested man appeared in court

by Andrew Batt
February 27, 2024
in Crime, News, Wokingham
Thames Valley Police is appealing for information following an assault on a bus while travelling along the Kings Road in Reading on Monday, February 19.

Thames Valley Police is appealing for information following an assault on a bus while travelling along the Kings Road in Reading on Monday, February 19.

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A suspected burglar who had been on the run for four years was named in court after he was arrested following his arrest in Wokingham.

Nathank Cruikshank, aged 32 of no fixed abode, was last week charged with two burglaries from private homes in Worcestershire.

He was initially remanded, and was due to appear before magistrates in Kidderminster.

A West Mercia Police officer from the south Worcestershire proactive burglary team had requested assistance from the Thames Valley Police helicopter during the joint operation in and around Wokingham on Monday.

As reported by Wokingham Today, the suspect was arrested outside Superdrug in Market Place with assistance from Thames Valley Police on Monday, February 19.

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