A second man has been charged over an attempted rhino theft at Norwich castle.
Second man charged over attempted theft of rhino head from Norwich castle
by DAN GRIMMER
Friday, August 3, 2012
1:01 PM
A second man has been charged with attempting to steal a rhino head from Norwich Castle Museum earlier this year.
Patrick Kiely, 29, of Eleanor Street, Bow, in East London, will appear at Cambridge Magistrates Court on Friday, August 10.
Norfolk Constabulary has been working closely with Cambridgeshire Police during the probe into the attempted theft from the castle on February 20.
One man has already been jailed for two-and-a-half years while a third man arrested in connection with the raid remains on police bail.
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