Three vehicles have been seized in South Buckinghamshire over the course of the last few days.
Firstly, a stolen Ford was discovered in a field in Little Missenden on July 5, with the car being badly damaged.
It is hoped that it can be returned to its original owner.
This car was found on July 5 (Image: Thames Valley Police)
On the same day, two stolen vans were taken off the road in Chesham.
Two vans were found in Chesham (Image: Thames Valley Police)
It was revealed that officers based in the town recovered both vehicles following a thorough examination.
Fast forward to July 10, another vehicle was taken off the roads in the town.
In a brief statement that was shared on Facebook, Thames Valley Police South Buckinghamshire said: “Whilst on patrol, PCSOs Roche and Allport spotted this vehicle in Chesham full of waste.
This waste vehicle had cloned number plates (Image: Thames Valley Police)
“On closer inspection, the vehicle was shown to be on cloned plates.
“Number plates and vehicle have now been recovered for examination.”
All vehicles are currently with Thames Valley Police.
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