NHW RU Incidents at homes in Ashlawn Rd, Murray Rd, East St, Seymour Rd, Tom Brown St, Earl St & Queen Victoria St, Rugby

Please be aware of the following incidents which have occurred at homes in your area over recent days:

Incident 141 of 17 April
Between 11.40am and 1.30pm on 17 April offenders smashedthe rear patio doors of a home in Ashlawn Road, Rugby and entered the house. Several items were stolen.

Incident 122 of 17 April
Between 8am and 12.20pm on 17 April offenders forced open the rear French doors of a home in Murray Road, Rugby. This activated the intruder alarm and the offenders made off. Nothing appears to have been stolen.

Incident 137 of 19 April
At just before 12.30pm on 19 April a witness reported that two males were climbing over a wall and entering a home in East Street, Rugby. Police attended the scene and two offenders were arrested.

Incident 267 of 20 April
During the night of 19 into 20 April offenders used a bladed type instrument to force the rear patio doors of a home in Seymour Road, Rugby off its runners. The offenders then entered the house to steal various items of electrical equipment and DVD's.

Incident 346 of 5 May
At 9.20pm on 5 May offenders used a brick to smash the rear patio door of a home in Tom Brown Street, Rugby. On hearing the noise, the resident of the house investigates and disturbed the offender who quickly made off.

Incident 94 of 6 May
During the night of 5 into 6 May offenders smashed the front window of a home in Earl Street, Rugby and entered the house. Once inside, the offenders carried out an untidy search before making off with a laptop computer.

Incident 335 of 7 May
at just after 10pm on 7 may an offender smashed the front bay window of a home in Queen Victoria Street, Rugby and entered the house. Several items were stolen.

A witness chased the offender who dropped a television in a garden.

Incident 285 of 9 May
Between 2 and 9 May offenders forced open the front door of another home in Queen Victoria Road and entered the house to steal a television and items of jewellery.

If you have information that you believe may be connected to any of these incidents please contact Police on 101 quoting the incident number given. Thankyou.

Julie Dale
Watch Co-ordinator
Community Protection