NHW SA Incidents at homes in The Langlands, Farther Sand Close, The Close and Stratford Road, Hampton Lucy

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

Incident 91 of 9 May
During the night of 8 into 9 May offenders broke the handle off the door of a garage at a home in The Langlands and attempted the enter the premises. The offenders failed to get in and nothing was stolen.

Incident 283 of 9 May
Between 5pm on 7 and 7pm on 9 May offenders forced the lock off an up and over garage door at a home in Farther Sand Close. The offenders managed to bend the garage door and lift the mechanism but nothing appears to have been stolen.

Incident 222 of 9 May
During the night of 8 into 9 May offenders attempted to force the lock off the handle of a garage door at another home in Farther Sand Close and were unsuccessful. The offenders also lifted roof tiles on the garage but failed to get inside and nothing was stolen.

Incident 14 of 10 May
At around 2am this morning, 10 May, offenders cut the padlock off the garage door of a home in The Close and entered the premises to steal a black quad bike. The resident of the house heard the bike being driven towards Tiddington.

Incident 36 of 10 May
At just before 5am this morning, 10 May, the resident of a home in Stratford Road was woken by a banging noise. On investigation it was discovered that two males were trying to get into the garages at the rear of the house and they had managed to get five of the open.

When they realised they had been seen the offenders got into a silver Ford Fiesta vehicle and drove off.

Incident 75 of 10 May
During the night of 8 into 9 May offenders entered an 8insecure garage at another home in Stratford Road. The garage was empty and nothing was stolen.

Please remain alert, on the lookout for suspicious persons, vehicles or activity around your home or your area and please report anything that you consider to be unusual or of concern to Police on 101. Thankyou.

Julie Dale
Watch Co-ordinator
Community Protection