A Balornock butcher has appealed for a defibrillator to be returned after it was accessed twice in the early hours of Saturday morning.
The device was placed outside the Wallacewell Road shop, Shaw the Butcher, after a fundraiser was launched by butcher Donnie Shaw.
With the help of the local community, enough money was raised to set-up the life-saving device.
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The store appealed on Facebook for the device to be returned stating in a post "please return it to the shop, it could save a life".
It was accessed once on the Saturday by a young woman who returned it, but a man in his thirties who accessed it later that morning did not return it.
The money for the defibrillator was raised in 2018, through a raffle, bonus ball and charity single recorded by Donnie himself which we sold in-store.
It was part of a nationwide initiative that encourages Scottish butchers to raise money for community defibrillators.
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Butcher's at the Heart of the Community is supported by Save a Life Scotland and Scottish Craft Butchers.
The initiative was started by butcher Pamela Hunter from Hunters of Kinross.
If you have information about the defibrillator contact Shaw the Butcher on Facebook.
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