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Rabbit Return
While the rabbit's have been returned, the owner has been left distressed by her experience and has now removed all items from her garden in the fear of them being taken again.
Anti Social Behaviour is taken very seriously by the Wellesbourne Safer-Neighbourhood Team and regular parol take place within the Kineton area, any youths found acting in an Anti-Social manner will be appropriately dealt with.
Anti Social Behaviour is taken very seriously by the Wellesbourne Safer-Neighbourhood Team and regular parol take place within the Kineton area, any youths found acting in an Anti-Social manner will be appropriately dealt with.
Burglary
If anyone has information on this crime please call: Crime Desk on 02476 483432
Operation Tipsol - Speed checks in Wellesbourne
6 excess 30mph on the Kineton road in wellesbourne. There was also a check completed on the Bridge street and Loxley road area. - Friday 11th Sept 09
ANPR operations.
Over the past week, the wellesbourne team have been running three ANPR ( Automated Number plate Reader ) operatins. These involve utilising local CCTV cameras and idetifying vehicles in the village who have either no tax, insurance MOT or are involved in crime. the Team ran this operation on Saturday 12th September 2009 outside the Wellesbourne Market site. On sunday 13th September 2009, the team ran this operation on the main Kineton road of wellesbourne and finally Thursday 17th September 2009 on the Warwick road and Kineton road Wellesbourne. This resulted in numerous vehicles being stopped and dealt with for no road tax and one vehicle being seized without a current insurance in force.
Theft from Motor Vehicle
Between the hours of 2030 15/09 & 0715 16/9/09, unknown offender/s have broken into a vehicle parked in Cranwell Drive, Wellesbourne. Offender/s have removed the barrell lock to the rear of the vehicle and removed Power Tools from within. Inc 79 16/9/09
Approx 2300hrs on Friday 11th September, unknown offender/s have smashed the window of a vehicle parked in Snitterfield St, Hampton Lucy and stolen a I-Pod from within. Offender's were disturbed by the vehicle ararm sounding and fled the scene. Inc 651 11/09/2009
Give Cold Callers The Cold Shoulder
The police have received calls from a number of businesses who have been targeted by cold callers asking for details of their business address. The caller then calls back later asking for payment for advertising and stationery.
Peter Giullaume from the Business Crime Unit at Warwickshire Police advised businesses that if the caller claims to be from the police they should always ask for a telephone number to call them back on.
"If they claim to be from the police ask for a land line number to call them back on. Do not accept a mobile number. You can then check that number with Warwickshire Police to see if it is a genuine call.
But he added, "In general Warwickshire Police does not make cold calls to ask for information about a business, we would make a personal call to the premises. In addition Warwickshire Police does not produce any publications which require support advertising by local businesses, so we would not make phone calls to businesses asking for them to take out advertising.
"If you are contacted by a caller claiming to be selling advertising on behalf of Warwickshire Police the advice is the same, ask them for a land line number to contact them on and also the name of the police officer they are working with so you can check the validity of their call."
Once you have a telephone number you pass the details on to the police.
"If you are contacted by a caller claiming to be selling advertising on behalf of Warwickshire Police the advice is the same, ask them for a land line number to contact them on and also the name of the police officer they are working with so you can check the validity of their call."
Once you have a telephone number you pass the details on to the police.
Mini Motor Bikes And The Law
Mini motorbikes which may also be called monkey bikes or go-peds, which can travel over 5 mph, are classed as mechanically propelled motor vehicles and as such are subject to the Road Traffic Act.
To use this kind of bike on the road you need to:
Register the bike with the DVLA using for V555 from a main post office.
Make sure the bike has European Whole Vehicle Type Approval by contacting the Vehicle Operator's Standards Agency on 0870 6060440.
Tax the bike.
Make sure the bike is fitted with a number plate, lights and brakes.
*The rider must hold a valid driver licence
*The rider must be insured - advice is available from the British Insurance Brokers Association on 0207 6239043
*The rider must wear a kite marked motorcycle helmet
If you see anyone riding these types of bikes please call the control room on 01926 415000.
Make sure the bike has European Whole Vehicle Type Approval by contacting the Vehicle Operator's Standards Agency on 0870 6060440.
Tax the bike.
Make sure the bike is fitted with a number plate, lights and brakes.
*The rider must hold a valid driver licence
*The rider must be insured - advice is available from the British Insurance Brokers Association on 0207 6239043
*The rider must wear a kite marked motorcycle helmet
If you see anyone riding these types of bikes please call the control room on 01926 415000.
