Lakeside participant Fullwell robbed of car, laptop, wallet and darts day before campaign starts
WDFMonday, 04 April 2022 at 14:11
Nick Fullwell has had a big blow in his preparation for the 2022 WDF Lakeside World Championship discovering on Monday morning that his car, keys, laptop and other belongings were taken.
"Absolutely gutted got up nice and early ready to travel to Lakeside to find my back door to the house had been drilled open, my car stolen, wallet keys darts and laptop and other belongings taken," said Fullwell on social media.
Fullwell has little time to arrange a new means of transport and a new set of darts. He will play against Canadian player Rory Hansen on Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 PM.
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