Businessman offering reward for information on theft
A businessman who almost went bankrupt after thieves stole more than £20,000 of equipment from his party hire shop is offering a reward to catch those responsible.
Bouncy castles and other inflatable equipment was taken from Chris Winter's lock-up in Rowley Regis in the Black Country in March.
The theives cut through a metal fence and spent three and a half hours removing stock.
Two people were arrested but later released without charge.
He's now offering £500 to anyone with information.
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