Farmer fined £4,000 after DNA used for first time to prove cow was stolen

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Farmer fined £4,000 after DNA used for first time to prove cow was stolen

Posted by The Analyst | February 5, 2020 | Farming

A farmer has been fined £4,000 after DNA evidence was used to prove he had stolen his neighbour’s cow, police have said.

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