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Herne Bay photographer Kerry Riley issues appeal for witnesses after driver crashed into field fence and left the scene

By: Aidan Barlow

Published: 00:00, 22 January 2015

Updated: 12:30, 22 January 2015

A horse owner has appealed for help to track down a motorist who crashed into a field fence at her farm then left the scene of the accident.

Professional photographer Kerry Riley noticed the damage to the boundary in her field in Stubbs Farm in Whitstable Road at 2.20pm yesterday (Wednesday).

The damage caused to the fence

She said: “They didn’t report it to the police. They have damaged my fence and left the scene without so much as a note.

Kerry's horse was not hurt in the incident

“It was reported by a member of the public but they didn’t get a registration number. Someone else did a hit and run on my field fence about three years ago.

“Luckily my horse is fine as he was in a different part of the field. But that’s not the point.”

Kerry Riley has made the appeal. Pic by Michael McLaughlin

She has posted on Facebook appealing for help. If you witnessed the incident then can call the police on 101 quoting reference number 21-0720.

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