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Police called to disused factory
Police were called to the disused Campbells soup factory in Kings Lynn last week when an off duty officer spotted two suspected lead thieves on the top of the iconic water tower.
Asked about the incident Sgt Runningwithabaton said “We responded to a call from an off duty officer who reported suspicious activity on the roof while stuck at roadworks. Arriving on site we were intrigued by the presence of several caravans and immediately suspected thieving pikeys.” Police searched the grounds of the factory and found two individuals with camera equipment in the administration block.”
The individuals were thoroughly searched camera equipment was dismantled and pockets turned out though no lead, tools or any other illegal items at all could be found. “It was very exciting” remarked a PCSO “Its the closest I've ever come to preventing a crime!”
Site security officer Unobservant Said “I was shocked to hear people had been seen on the roof I didn't even know we had a roof.” “I have no idea how they could have got up there, It must have been very unsafe.” The site which ceased production in 2008 is due to be demolished to expand the empire of a neighboring supermarket chain.
Explaining their presence in the buildings Photographer Mr Williams 20 From Newport said ”We were in the area and really fancied a tin of soup, we were extremely disappointed that Tescos didn't stock it anymore so we thought we'd try here as it was right next door. But I couldn't believe it there wasn't any soup in here either.”
When asked about how they got up the tower fellow Photographer Mr Collier 23 from Chester said “we took the stairs all the way to the top to make sure there was no soup up there” “I really didn't think there would be all this fuss if I'd known I would just have settled for a tin of Heinz soup instead.”
The presence of the mysterious caravans has yet to be explained...
Police were called to the disused Campbells soup factory in Kings Lynn last week when an off duty officer spotted two suspected lead thieves on the top of the iconic water tower.
Asked about the incident Sgt Runningwithabaton said “We responded to a call from an off duty officer who reported suspicious activity on the roof while stuck at roadworks. Arriving on site we were intrigued by the presence of several caravans and immediately suspected thieving pikeys.” Police searched the grounds of the factory and found two individuals with camera equipment in the administration block.”
The individuals were thoroughly searched camera equipment was dismantled and pockets turned out though no lead, tools or any other illegal items at all could be found. “It was very exciting” remarked a PCSO “Its the closest I've ever come to preventing a crime!”
Site security officer Unobservant Said “I was shocked to hear people had been seen on the roof I didn't even know we had a roof.” “I have no idea how they could have got up there, It must have been very unsafe.” The site which ceased production in 2008 is due to be demolished to expand the empire of a neighboring supermarket chain.
Explaining their presence in the buildings Photographer Mr Williams 20 From Newport said ”We were in the area and really fancied a tin of soup, we were extremely disappointed that Tescos didn't stock it anymore so we thought we'd try here as it was right next door. But I couldn't believe it there wasn't any soup in here either.”
When asked about how they got up the tower fellow Photographer Mr Collier 23 from Chester said “we took the stairs all the way to the top to make sure there was no soup up there” “I really didn't think there would be all this fuss if I'd known I would just have settled for a tin of Heinz soup instead.”
The presence of the mysterious caravans has yet to be explained...
view from car park
Water Tower
Goods In
Production & Canning and Distribution
Empty Cans..
Water Tower Interior
On Top of the Tower
Laboratory
Water Tower
Goods In
Production & Canning and Distribution
Empty Cans..
Water Tower Interior
On Top of the Tower
Laboratory
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