Alleged burglar foiled by elderly woman and young girl
An alleged burglar who was caught in the act by an elderly woman was later chased out of a Beaumaris supermarket by a brave 11-year-old girl.
An alleged burglar who was caught in the act by an elderly woman was later chased out of a Beaumaris supermarket by a brave 11-year-old girl.
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