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Jeremy Clarkson. Man in coat standing with sheep behind farm fencing and vehicle in rural setting
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Jeremy Clarkson loses high-value Easycare sheep in late-night theft

Thieves stole 11 of Jeremy Clarkson's 27 Easycare sheep from his Diddly Squat farm. The missing sheep were worth more than $3,750 at market prices.

Why it mattersThe theft shows that even famous farms can be targeted by organised livestock thieves. It highlights farm security risks and the real financial impact on producers.

AustraliaNo direct Australian effect yet, though livestock theft is a recurring crime issue on Australian farms; the story may raise awareness of farm security risks.

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