US EditionJeremy Clarkson forced to tighten security after THIEVES target farm
- Jeremy Clarkson's Cotswolds farm has become a target for thieves, prompting him to contact the police after spotting drones scouting the area.
- Clarkson reported that five men in a van checked the security cameras and inquired about the number of dogs on the site.
- Local authorities informed Clarkson that the vehicle's number plates were cloned and suggested updating security measures.
- In a humorous remark, Clarkson claimed that his guinea fowl would deter burglars with their loud calls, equating them to NASA's Space Shuttle engines.
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Daily MirrorJeremy Clarkson takes drastic action as thieves target Diddly Squat farm
Former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson has been left fearing for his safety after discovering that his farm has been targeted by thieves, with the star forced to call the police
·Ireland
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Jeremy Clarkson exposes chilling truth about what happened at his farm
Jeremy Clarkson has shared a shocking encounter with thieves who used a drone to scout his land, forcing him to call the police.For the unversed, the 64-year-old TV host and journalist bought Diddly Squat Farm in Oxfordshire in 2008,...
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The Independent (US)Jeremy Clarkson shares ‘worrying’ news about Clarkson’s Farm location
TV personality has been forced to tighten security at the Diddly Squat location
·London, United Kingdom
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