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BREAKING: Hunt saboteur arrested outside Wynnstay Kennels

A hunt saboteur was arrested outside of the Wynnstay Hunt Kennels on 2 October in connection to an incident where an 18-year-old hunt member was reportedly followed in a car.

According to sources, four carloads of hunt saboteurs, believed to have been from Liverpool, tried to follow some hunt members back to their houses after a meet.

One 18-year-old hunt member reportedly drove to the Wynnstay Hunt Kennels for safety, where they were followed by two men in a car wearing masks. They were blocked in and police were called.

Police arrested one male for what is believed to have been a public order offence.

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