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BURGLARY DWELLING
At 1315 hours on 2nd April 07 a male approached a property on Toms Town Lane, Studley. He informed the owner he needed access to the back of the house in order to erect a neighbour’s fence. Whilst owner talking to this male in the back garden, entry was made via the front door by person/s unknown. They have then conducted a search upstairs. Not known if anything stolen.
Incident number 291 of 2nd April 07 refers.
Prior to 1730 hours on 4th April 07 unknown offender/s approached a property on Nightingale Close, Great Alne. They have then reached through the cat flap in an attempt to unlock the back door.
Incident number 456 of 4th April 07 refers.
Incident number 291 of 2nd April 07 refers.
Prior to 1730 hours on 4th April 07 unknown offender/s approached a property on Nightingale Close, Great Alne. They have then reached through the cat flap in an attempt to unlock the back door.
Incident number 456 of 4th April 07 refers.
Prior to 1740 hours on 9th April 07 unknown offender/s approached the garage to a property on Gerard Road, Alcester. They have then gained entry and stolen golf bags and cricket bags.
Incident number 392 of 9th April 07 refers.
Incident number 392 of 9th April 07 refers.
AUTOCRIME
At approximately 1425 hours on 30th March 07 offender/s have stolen a white Mercedes Sprinter van from Birmingham Road, Studley. Van driver had left van for few seconds with keys in ignition.
Incident number 285 of 30th March 07 refers.
Incident number 285 of 30th March 07 refers.
CRIMINAL DAMAGE
Between 1900 hours on 9th April and 1800 hours on 10th April 07 unknown have offender/s approached a motor vehicle parked on driveway of property on Middletown Lane, Sambourne. They have then smashed front window with a beer bottle.
Incident number 558 of 10th April 07 refers.
Between 2000 hours on 16th April and 0900 hours on 17th April 07 unknown offender/s approached a school on Birmingham Road, Alcester. They have then smashed a ground floor window in order to gain entry.
Incident number 184 of 17th April 07 refers.
Incident number 558 of 10th April 07 refers.
Between 2000 hours on 16th April and 0900 hours on 17th April 07 unknown offender/s approached a school on Birmingham Road, Alcester. They have then smashed a ground floor window in order to gain entry.
Incident number 184 of 17th April 07 refers.
Prior to 0720 hours on 19th April 07 unknown offender/s approached business premises on Tything Road, Kinwarton. They have then vandalised one of the company vehicles.
Incident number 77 of 19th April 07 refers.
Incident number 77 of 19th April 07 refers.
BE AWARE
The definition of anti-social behaviour in Section 1 of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 – “behaviour which causes or is likely to cause harrassment, alarm or distress to one or more people who are not in the same household as the perpetrator”.
Anti-social behaviour (ASB) can therefore cover a wide range of activities, from those that cause minor nuisance or irritation to major incidents of harrassment, threats or actual acts of violence.
Individual incidents of ASB may be dealt with by means of Warning Letters, ABCs and ASBOs.
If you feel affected by ASB please contact Kully Takhar on 01789 260123 kully.takhar@stratford-dc.gov.uk or your local CBO/PCSO.
If you have any information or have witnessed the above incidents, please can you contact Alcester Police on 01789 762207. Thank you.
Anti-social behaviour (ASB) can therefore cover a wide range of activities, from those that cause minor nuisance or irritation to major incidents of harrassment, threats or actual acts of violence.
Individual incidents of ASB may be dealt with by means of Warning Letters, ABCs and ASBOs.
If you feel affected by ASB please contact Kully Takhar on 01789 260123 kully.takhar@stratford-dc.gov.uk or your local CBO/PCSO.
If you have any information or have witnessed the above incidents, please can you contact Alcester Police on 01789 762207. Thank you.
All to note a Public Service Desk at Headquarters is now operational. The Public Service Desk (PSD) is designed to put Police Officers back in the control room, thus enabling a better service delivery to members of the public wishing to speak to a Police Officer on any matter which does not necessarily need Police deployment. Anybody wishing to speak to the Police about any issue that does not require a Police Officer to attend can do so via this Desk. Contacting any of the Police station telephone numbers will direct you to the switchboard where you can then ask for the Public Service Desk.
We are often asked the best way to report an incident or to make contact with a Police officer. Should a member of the public witness or be affected by a crime whereby there is a threat of injury, injury or damage or theft of property and the incident is ongoing and offenders are still at the scene, they should ring 999, classed as an emergency or an immediate response incident.
Should the incident have already occurred and is not ongoing, for example waking up and find your car has been broken into, you should ring one of the normal Police station numbers and ask to report a crime or an incident. You will be put through to the force control room or the crime desk. Please ask for an ‘incident number’ – you should be given one. If a crime has been committed against you, you will be given a crime reference number by the crime desk or by the officer who attends the incident. Such incidents are ‘managed’ and you should be given an indication of when an officer can attend.
If you wish to speak to an officer about a non-urgent matter, please use the list of contacts, which are always included in our newsletters.
Hopefully the Public Help Desk will help members of the public when they wish to speak to the Police.
We are often asked the best way to report an incident or to make contact with a Police officer. Should a member of the public witness or be affected by a crime whereby there is a threat of injury, injury or damage or theft of property and the incident is ongoing and offenders are still at the scene, they should ring 999, classed as an emergency or an immediate response incident.
Should the incident have already occurred and is not ongoing, for example waking up and find your car has been broken into, you should ring one of the normal Police station numbers and ask to report a crime or an incident. You will be put through to the force control room or the crime desk. Please ask for an ‘incident number’ – you should be given one. If a crime has been committed against you, you will be given a crime reference number by the crime desk or by the officer who attends the incident. Such incidents are ‘managed’ and you should be given an indication of when an officer can attend.
If you wish to speak to an officer about a non-urgent matter, please use the list of contacts, which are always included in our newsletters.
Hopefully the Public Help Desk will help members of the public when they wish to speak to the Police.
BURGLARY COMMERCIAL AND OTHER BUILDING
Between 1645 hours on 30th March and 0700 hours on 1st April 07 unknown offender/s approached business premises in Studley. They have then gained entry to a shed by cutting off the lock and removed various items of heavy duty garden equipment.
Incident number 210 of 3rd April 07 refers.
Between 30th March and 4th April 07 unknown offender/s approached the garage to a property on Hertford Road, Alcester. They have then gained access by forcing the lock. Nothing stolen.
Incident number 194 of 5th April 07 refers.
Incident number 210 of 3rd April 07 refers.
Between 30th March and 4th April 07 unknown offender/s approached the garage to a property on Hertford Road, Alcester. They have then gained access by forcing the lock. Nothing stolen.
Incident number 194 of 5th April 07 refers.
At approximately 2030 hours on 4th April 07 unknown offender/s approached a garage to a property on Hertford Road, Alcester. They have then gained entry and left tools ready to be taken.
Incident number 610 of 4th April 07 refers.
Between 1900 hours on 15th April and 1830 hours on 19th April 07 unknown offender/s approached a property on Wike Lane, Sambourne. They have then gained entry to the shed in the rear garden and stolen a Hayter rotary petrol mower.
Incident number 496 of 19th April 07 refers.
Incident number 610 of 4th April 07 refers.
Between 1900 hours on 15th April and 1830 hours on 19th April 07 unknown offender/s approached a property on Wike Lane, Sambourne. They have then gained entry to the shed in the rear garden and stolen a Hayter rotary petrol mower.
Incident number 496 of 19th April 07 refers.
THEFT
Between 1400 hours on 29th March and 1300 hours on 30th March 07 unknown offender/s approached a motor vehicle parked on Holt Road, Studley. They have then smashed the front window and attempted to remove the car stereo.
Incident number 287 of 30th March 07 refers.
Between 1900 hours and 1920 hours on 30th March 07 unknown offender/s approached a motor vehicle parked on Lea Close, Alcester and smashed the rear window.
Incident number 515 of 30th March 07 refers.
Between 1930 hours and 2045 hours on 30th March 07 unknown offender/s approached a VW Passat Estate parked on public house car park, Washford. They have then forced driver’s door lock and stolen various items, including a Nokia 6230 camera phone.
Incident number 276 of 3rd April 07 refers.
At approximately 1855 hours on 3rd April 07 a male offender approached an RAC patrol vehicle in Oversley Green. Offender has then smashed driver’s door window and stolen a mobile phone. Offender described as white male with hood on.
Incident number 517 of 3rd April 07 refers.
Prior to 2030 hours on 4th April 07 offender/s approached garages on Hertford Road, Alcester. They have then forced bolt locks and padlocks from the doors. No entry gained.
Incident number 599 of 4th April 07 refers.
Incident number 287 of 30th March 07 refers.
Between 1900 hours and 1920 hours on 30th March 07 unknown offender/s approached a motor vehicle parked on Lea Close, Alcester and smashed the rear window.
Incident number 515 of 30th March 07 refers.
Between 1930 hours and 2045 hours on 30th March 07 unknown offender/s approached a VW Passat Estate parked on public house car park, Washford. They have then forced driver’s door lock and stolen various items, including a Nokia 6230 camera phone.
Incident number 276 of 3rd April 07 refers.
At approximately 1855 hours on 3rd April 07 a male offender approached an RAC patrol vehicle in Oversley Green. Offender has then smashed driver’s door window and stolen a mobile phone. Offender described as white male with hood on.
Incident number 517 of 3rd April 07 refers.
Prior to 2030 hours on 4th April 07 offender/s approached garages on Hertford Road, Alcester. They have then forced bolt locks and padlocks from the doors. No entry gained.
Incident number 599 of 4th April 07 refers.
Between 0200 hours and 0800 hours on 7th April 07 unknown offender/s have approached a public house on High Street, Alcester and stolen a wooden seat from outside.
Incident number 262 of 7th April 07 refers.
At approximately 2100 hours on 8th April 07 offender/s have approached a farm in Dunnington, Alcester and stolen a large aluminium water tank. Offender thought to be driving a red flatbed lorry.
Incident number 556 of 8th April 07 refers.
Prior to 17th April 07 a female received a telephone call from a male giving his name as Colin Hayes and stating he was a security guard and was watching a woman trying to use the lady’s credit cards in his store. He requested the pin numbers of the cards so he could apparently ‘stop’ the cards from being used. He female refused to give the pin numbers over and, on checking her bag, found her purse containing her credit cards to be missing. Female is sure the male caller is the one who had stolen her cards.
Incident number 187 of 17th April 07 refers.
Between 1700 hours on 12th April and 1230 hours on 16th April 07 unknown offender/s approached a business yard on Kinwarton Farm Road, Kinwarton. They have then gained entry by removing a panel from property next door. Once inside they have removed 2 – 3 tonnes of solid square stainless steel tubing.
Incident number 262 of 16th April 07 refers.
Between 1900 hours on 12th April and 0730 hours on 13th April 07 unknown offender/s approached a transit van parked on High Street, Broom. They have then removed the uprights that hold in the windscreen.
Incident number 75 of 13th April 07 refers.
Incident number 262 of 7th April 07 refers.
At approximately 2100 hours on 8th April 07 offender/s have approached a farm in Dunnington, Alcester and stolen a large aluminium water tank. Offender thought to be driving a red flatbed lorry.
Incident number 556 of 8th April 07 refers.
Prior to 17th April 07 a female received a telephone call from a male giving his name as Colin Hayes and stating he was a security guard and was watching a woman trying to use the lady’s credit cards in his store. He requested the pin numbers of the cards so he could apparently ‘stop’ the cards from being used. He female refused to give the pin numbers over and, on checking her bag, found her purse containing her credit cards to be missing. Female is sure the male caller is the one who had stolen her cards.
Incident number 187 of 17th April 07 refers.
Between 1700 hours on 12th April and 1230 hours on 16th April 07 unknown offender/s approached a business yard on Kinwarton Farm Road, Kinwarton. They have then gained entry by removing a panel from property next door. Once inside they have removed 2 – 3 tonnes of solid square stainless steel tubing.
Incident number 262 of 16th April 07 refers.
Between 1900 hours on 12th April and 0730 hours on 13th April 07 unknown offender/s approached a transit van parked on High Street, Broom. They have then removed the uprights that hold in the windscreen.
Incident number 75 of 13th April 07 refers.
APPEAL FOR INFORMATION
If you have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents please make contact with any of the team.
Crimestoppers
“If you did have information regarding the displayed incidents/crimes but for whatever reason do not wish to contact the police directly then you can ring 0800 555 111 and give the information to the Crimestoppers Charity.
Crimestoppers
“If you did have information regarding the displayed incidents/crimes but for whatever reason do not wish to contact the police directly then you can ring 0800 555 111 and give the information to the Crimestoppers Charity.
Crimestoppers will then pass the information to the Police without revealing any details of the caller. You may also receive a reward".
