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Police reassure public and set up mobile stations following Ludgershall woods murder
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Wiltshire Police are setting up mobile police stations and maintaining a heightened presence to reassure the community following the murder of 64-year-old Graham Pennycook in Ludgershall woods. Pennycook was assaulted while walking his dog on 24 September, prompting a major crime investigation. Authorities have made no arrests and are appealing for information, dashcam footage, and details regarding anyone acting suspiciously or returning home with unexplained injuries.
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- Graham Pennycook, 64, was found dead in woodland near Ludgershall on 24 September after going out to walk his dog.
- A post-mortem examination confirmed he sustained injuries consistent with an assault.
- Wiltshire Police have launched a murder investigation led by their Major Crime Investigation Team.
- Mobile police stations are being set up over the weekend at Memorial Hall and Wellesley Road to offer reassurance and speak with concerned residents.
- No arrests have been made, and detectives are appealing for witnesses, information, and dashcam footage from the day of the incident.