Two arrested after dog walker threatened with machete in Darlington
The suspects were reported to have made off on an electric motorbike which was heading towards the Eastbourne area of the town.
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The suspects were reported to have made off on an electric motorbike which was heading towards the Eastbourne area of the town.
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