Police are investigating a theft follow a "security incident" at a British Army base.

Fuel was stolen from a tanker at the Royal Artillery Barracks in Larkhill, Wiltshire on October 4, Wiltshire Police said.

<p>A fence was also damaged during the incident.</p><p>An MOD spokesperson said: “We can confirm that Royal Military Police and Wiltshire Police are investigating a report of theft following a security incident at the Royal Artillery Barracks, Larkhill, on October 4.</p><p>“The incident has not impacted the operational output of the base. </p><p>“We take security extremely seriously and operate a multi-layered approach to protect our sites, including fencing, patrols and CCTV monitoring.”</p>

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Police say fuel was stolen from a tanker at the British Army base in Larkhill{ai:summary}<p>Police probe theft after a security incident at the Royal Artillery Barracks, Larkhill; fuel stolen from a tanker and a fence damaged on Oct. 4.</p><p>MOD: Royal Military Police and Wiltshire Police are investigating; base operations are unaffected, with fencing, patrols and CCTV in place #military</p>

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