Arrest after police pursuit near Thirsk last night
Shortly after 6pm yesterday, 3 October, we received information about a suspicious vehicle travelling northbound on the A1(M).
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Shortly after 6pm yesterday, 3 October, we received information about a suspicious vehicle travelling northbound on the A1(M).
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