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Appeal is launched after archery equipment is stolen from Hythe

Hundreds of pounds of specialised archery equipment has been stolen from Hythe.

Police are now seeking information about the burglary, which took place between the evening of Thursday, November 26 and around 3.20pm on Saturday, November 28.

A selection of bows and arrows have been stolen from Hythe.All pictures: Kent Police
A selection of bows and arrows have been stolen from Hythe.All pictures: Kent Police

The equipment was taken from an outbuilding in Tanners Hill Gardens.

Bows stolen include a white left-handed PSE Perform X with green strings, a blue left-handed PSE Supra Focus XL LD, a black left-handed Mybo Edge 39 with orange strings, a purple left-handed Mybo Edge 35 with green strings, an orange right-handed Hoyt Prevail 37, and a red Bowtech Fanatic SD with yellow and orange strings.

Two bow bags were also taken, described as a green legend bag, and a custom blue bow bag with ‘DOVER’ embroidered on it.

Two quivers were taken, a PSE black quiver, and a custom white HCH quiver.

Numerous sets of arrows were also stolen, as well as a number of new sets of Gold Tip arrows still in their packaging.

An appeal has been launched to hunt down the missing items
An appeal has been launched to hunt down the missing items
Police are seeking information about the burglary
Police are seeking information about the burglary

Anyone with information regarding the burglary or the stolen items should call Kent Police on 01843 222289 quoting 46/211959/20.

You can also contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously by calling 0800 555 111 or using the anonymous online form at Crimestoppers-uk.org.

Some of the items reported stolen
Some of the items reported stolen

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