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Weinergate: asking more of men Related Topics Entertainment » Fashion » People » 1 / 2 Singer Joss Stone performs at the Wal-Mart Shareholders Meeting in Fayetteville, Arkansas June 6, 2008. Credit: Reuters/Jessica Rinaldi LONDON | Wed Jun 15, 2011 11:37am EDT LONDON (Reuters) - Police in southwest England have arrested and detained two men on suspicion of conspiracy to rob and murder near the home of chart-topping soul singer Joss Stone, they said in a statement Wednesday. Devon and Cornwall Police were alerted by suspicious locals and arrested the pair in the town of Cullompton, in the county of Devon, Monday morning. The men, aged 30 and 33, were initially held for possessing an offensive weapon and being equipped for burglary and theft. "As a result of enquiries, the two men are now being detained for the further offences of conspiracy to rob and conspiracy to murder," the police statement said. "Major crime detectives are continuing to investigate." The Sun newspaper reported that the men were involved in a suspected plot to kidnap Stone, 24, who has sold around 11 million albums and has a personal fortune estimated at 9 million pounds ($15 million). "I'd like to thank everyone for their concern but I'm absolutely fine and getting on with life as normal while the police continue with their enquiries," Stone said in a statement. It was not immediately clear whether she was at her home in the Cullompton area Monday. Detective Inspector Steve Parker, who is leading the investigation, said: "The two men in custody had in their possession information relating to an individual in the Cullompton area and items which lead us to suspect that they may have intended to commit a criminal offence. "Police enquiries continue and the men remain in custody. We're unable to say any more at this time but I would like to thank the local residents for reporting the suspicious car. 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