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Two men stole £2,500 worth of fuel from a Romford farm.

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David Dwyer, of Goodwood Avenue, Hornchurch, and Anthony Griffiths, of Roborough Walk, Hornchurch, took the red diesel – which is used to power agricultural vehicles – from Crown Farm on the A12.

Dwyer, 28, and Griffiths, 26, committed the crime on December 11 last year.

Each defendant was ordered to pay £85 costs and a £60 victim surcharge, and both must carry out 40 hours’ unpaid work.

The sentence was handed out at Barkingside Magistrates’ Court on February 25.

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