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Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Pigeon racers are concerned that a spate of thefts could wipe out the sport in West Dunbartonshire.Between June 10 and June 16, 38 birds were stolen or released from lofts in Dumbarton and the Vale in three separate incidents - sparking worries in the local pigeon keeping community.And one of those to be targeted, Walter Spence from Dumbarton, revealed that a second raid would be enough to see him give up the sport.Walter’s loft in Millburn Crescent was broken into overnight between Saturday June 13 and Sunday June 14, however all that was stolen was a 30kg bag of feed.He said: “They didn’t take anything else.“There was other stuff there; tools, medicine, but they

Police have launched an appeal after a spate of pigeon thefts in Dumbarton and the Vale.In the first incident reported, ten prize Belgian pigeons were stolen overnight between Wednesday June 10 and Thursday June 11 from a loft in Hawthorn Way, Dumbarton.Then, overnight between Saturday June 13 and Sunday June 14, 30kg of pigeon feed was stolen from a loft in Millburn Crescent, Dumbarton, with a second loft damaged and 20 pigeons released or stolen.Eight racing pigeons were then stolen in another overnight raid, between Monday June 15 and Tuesday June 16 from a loft in Alexander Street, Alexandria.And police are now appealing for anyone with information connected to the incident to come forward.A spokesperson said: “Pigeon racing is a sport

police probe has been launched after several racing pigeon coops were targeted by thieves in West Dunbartonshire. Ten prize Belgian pigeons were pinched from a loft in Hawthorn Way, Dumbarton, overnight between June 10 and 11.