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Edinburgh Mom's Stolen Buggy: Community Steps Up

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Alisha Noble, an Edinburgh mother, had her seven-hundred-pound pram, valued at one thousand three hundred pounds, stolen from her home on Restalrig Road South. The pram, along with its attachments, toys, and baby gear, was taken by two women and a man who stuffed their dog into it. Despite the theft, the community rallied together, sharing footage and loaner prams, leading to the prams recovery within hours.

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Edinburgh Mom's Stolen Buggy: Community Steps Up

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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Edinburgh Mom's Stolen Buggy: Community Steps Up. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

An Edinburgh mom named Alicia Noble is speaking out after thieves snatched her 700-pound buggy right outside her home on Resta Rig Road, South. The pram, perfect for her 4-year-old, 2-year-old, and 8-month-old, also had attachments, toys, and baby gear worth another 500 pounds, totaling 1,000-300 pounds. She had just come back from the park on Thursday, March 26, with her hungry kids in tow, so she left it downstairs for about an hour while, rushing them up for food. CCTV from a neighbor caught two women and a man stuffing their dog into the buggy before wheeling it off, leaving Alicia stunned since she'd safely. Done this before, without issues. Her husband and family searched for hours, but the community stepped up. Bigtime folks shared footage, offered loner prams, and one tip led straight to the buggy parked outside a local flat. By 11pm that night, her husband and brother swooped in and got it back.

No damage. Alicia's grateful, but vows never to leave it out again, especially since this cruise known locally for trouble, and she's flagged it all to police. Scotland. Local news, powered by AI. This is Edinburgh News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.

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