A COLLEGE student who bought a motorbike with the money left to him in his dad s will has had his pride and joy stolen.

A COLLEGE student who bought a motorbike with the money left to him in his dad's will has had his pride and joy stolen.

When Che Hebson of St Michael's Avenue, Worle was given the cash, it was with specific instructions to buy his first car or bike with it.

But all that was ripped away from him last Monday when his motocross bike was stolen from the front of his friend's house, off Whitecross Road in Weston.

The 16-year-old former Priory Community School pupil, who is currently studying on a mechanics course at Bridgwater College, was so devastated the money left to him by his dad when he died in 2003 has been wasted.

Che, who works part-time at The Tudor Takeaway, said: "I bought the bike from new in August and it cost me £2,000.

"I went to my friend's house on the Monday and even chained it up outside. When my mate went to go to the shop he came back in and said the bike had been stolen. I don't know what happened.

"The gates were wide open and later I found the number plate and handed it in at the police station. The officers said they would keep an eye out.

"It's £2,000 down the drain and I have nothing left over from what my dad gave me.

"I am really angry."

If anyone has any information they can call Crimestoppers on 0845 456 7000.