Calf stabbed through the eye - reward offered

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The charity Crimestoppers is appealing for information about those responsible for killing a calf in Godmanchester, Cambridgeshire, on Tuesday 24 May.

The three-day-old calf, a Limousin cross-breed shorthorn, had been stabbed through the eye with a screwdriver. The calf was dead when discovered by farmer Basil King's son in a field in Bromholme Lane, Brampton.

Mr King, of Rector Farm, Godmanchester, has offered a reward of up to £2000 through Crimestoppers for information leading the arrest and conviction on the person/s responsible for the attack.

Read more on the Crimestoppers website.