NHW SA Incidents at homes in Matthews Close, Hodgeson Road, Beeches Walk, New Street and Oak Road, Stratford

Please be aware of the following incidents which have occurred at homes in Stratford over recent days.

Incident 350 of 21 April
Between 6.45 and 8.40pm on 21 April offenders forced open a dining room window at a home in Matthews Close, Stratford and entered the house. The offenders then attempted to steal a BMW vehicle from the driveway before making off.

The offenders are described as 2 males in their late teens. One is described as having a stocky build with short dark hair and was wearing grey jogging bottoms.

Incident 134 of 30 April
Between 1pm on 29 and 1pm on 30 April offenders damaged the front and rear doors of a home in Hodgeson Road, Stratford and then entered the premises. Several items were stolen.

Incident 40 of 2 May
During the night of 1 into 2 May offenders entered an office within a garage at a home in Hamilton Road, Tiddington after forcing open a window. Once inside the building, the offenders stole two laptop computers and other items.

Incident 44 of 2 May
During the same night offenders entered a shed in the front garden of a home in Beeches Walk, Tiddington and stole a locked gents white Carrera bicycle.

Incident 55 of 2 May
Again on the same night offenders stole a ladies mountain bike from the front of a home in New Street, Tiddington. The bike was later located and recovered.

Incident 59 of 2 May
Also on the same night offenders used a jemmy type instrument to force open the lock on a shed in the garden of another home in Beeches Walk, Tiddington. The offenders then entered the shed but nothing is believed to have been stolen.

Incident 210 of 2 May
Also on the same night offenders stole two childs pushbikes fron the front of a home in Oak Road, Tiddington.

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. Please also remain alert, on the lookout for suspicious persons, vehicles or activity and please report anything of concern to Police. Thankyou.

Julie Dale
Watch Co-ordinator
Community Protection