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Eastern Express: 19/04/10 to 01/05/10
This is the regular Police newsletter for the Warwick District rural EAST team. (WRE SNT)
There have been 106 incidents reported to Warwickshire Police and recorded on the forces command and control system. Out of those incidents:
* Rowdy/nuisance incidents: 1
* Road related (incl RTC and breakdowns): 15
There have been 106 incidents reported to Warwickshire Police and recorded on the forces command and control system. Out of those incidents:
* Rowdy/nuisance incidents: 1
* Road related (incl RTC and breakdowns): 15
* Theft (incl theft from motor vehicles and burglary incidents): 14
* Damage incidents: 5 Neighbour Disputes: 0
* Suspicious Circumstances: 4 Domestics: 1 Alarms: 3
* Damage incidents: 5 Neighbour Disputes: 0
* Suspicious Circumstances: 4 Domestics: 1 Alarms: 3
POLICE ACTION
On Thursday 01/04/2010 PCSO 6190 PIMLOTT of WRE SNT and PCSO 6195 CORTEZ of Kenilworth SNT were on patrol at Rock Farm Lane Baginton. They came across a vehicle with 4 males inside. They detected the smell of Cannabis and encountered the males. A unit was called out and the 4 males were detained, searched and given warnings for possession of Cannabis.
There will be community meetings to discuss the implications of the Pope’s visit on 19th Sept.
* Baginton Village Hall 10/05/10 10am to 12am (businesses)
There will be community meetings to discuss the implications of the Pope’s visit on 19th Sept.
* Baginton Village Hall 10/05/10 10am to 12am (businesses)
* Baginton Village Hall 13/05/10 6.30pm to 8.30pm (residents)
* Bubbenhall Village Hall 14/05/10 7pm to 9pm (residents)
* Bubbenhall Village Hall 14/05/10 7pm to 9pm (residents)
Warwick Uni
Lakeside Apartments Residence
A number of bicycle thefts have occurred, please do your best to secure your bikes as best you can. If you have any indoor storage, this would be ideal as there out of sight and it makes possible thefts harder.
A number of bicycle thefts have occurred, please do your best to secure your bikes as best you can. If you have any indoor storage, this would be ideal as there out of sight and it makes possible thefts harder.
Also a number of damage to and thefts from cars have occurred. Please make sure all valuables are taken out of your vehicles and nothing is left in sight. If not you are dramatically increasing the risk of your property being stolen or damaged.
There has been a recent spate of burglaries and thefts on campus. KEEP ALL WINDOWS AND DOORS LOCKED WHEN YOUR ROOM IS VACANT. Even if your only going to the kitchen/bathroom for a couple of minutes. It only takes that amount of time for an offender to commit an offence. Laptops have been stolen, which contained coursework. IS IT WORTH LOSING ALL OF YOUR HARD WORK, AS WELL AS YOUR VALUABLES. KEEP VALUABLES OUT OF SIGHT. For crime prevention advice please feel free to contact us, your Safer Neighbourhood Team (WRE SNT) Contacts at the end of the newsletter.
There has been a recent spate of burglaries and thefts on campus. KEEP ALL WINDOWS AND DOORS LOCKED WHEN YOUR ROOM IS VACANT. Even if your only going to the kitchen/bathroom for a couple of minutes. It only takes that amount of time for an offender to commit an offence. Laptops have been stolen, which contained coursework. IS IT WORTH LOSING ALL OF YOUR HARD WORK, AS WELL AS YOUR VALUABLES. KEEP VALUABLES OUT OF SIGHT. For crime prevention advice please feel free to contact us, your Safer Neighbourhood Team (WRE SNT) Contacts at the end of the newsletter.
Contact the team
You may contact the team on 01926 410111 ext 4471.
A voicemail can be left by dialling 01926 410111 then when prompted enter voicemail number 4471.
The team aim to respond to all messages within 24 hours.
Or email wre.snt@warwickshire.police.uk
Team Website: www.safer-neighbourhoods.co.uk/wre
A voicemail can be left by dialling 01926 410111 then when prompted enter voicemail number 4471.
The team aim to respond to all messages within 24 hours.
Or email wre.snt@warwickshire.police.uk
Team Website: www.safer-neighbourhoods.co.uk/wre
If you wish to report a crime please contact the central crime desk number of 02476,483432
If its urgent dial 999
Regards PS Gary Holtby, PC Michael Everall, PC Adriano Towle, PCSO Jackie Pimlott and PCSO Edward King
If its urgent dial 999
Regards PS Gary Holtby, PC Michael Everall, PC Adriano Towle, PCSO Jackie Pimlott and PCSO Edward King
Policing Priorities given by the Eastern Community Forum ready for 22-07-2010
Speed Checks: WRE SNT will conduct high visability speed enforcement and speed monitoring activity at the following location on at least 5 separate occasions. Coventry Road, Cubbington.
INCIDENTS
Radford Semele
Burglary: Between 0000hrs and 0700hrs Tue 27/04/2010 offender/s have broken into an insecure property on Slade Meadow. Various electrical and personal items were stolen.
Theft: Bet 1300hrs Sat 24/04/2010 and 0800hrs Mon 26/04/2010 offender/s have stolen a quantity of building supplies from a property in Overtons Close.
Burglary: Between 0000hrs and 0700hrs Tue 27/04/2010 offender/s have broken into an insecure property on Slade Meadow. Various electrical and personal items were stolen.
Theft: Bet 1300hrs Sat 24/04/2010 and 0800hrs Mon 26/04/2010 offender/s have stolen a quantity of building supplies from a property in Overtons Close.
Make sure your property is secure, get into a routine of checking that windows and doors are locked. If you’re unsure and would like crime prevention advice contact WRE SNT, SNT contact information at the end of the newsletter.
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Attempted Theft of Motor Vehicle: Bet 0945hrs and 1320hrs Tue 20/04/2010 offender/s have broken into a secure vehicle and attempted to steal the vehicle. The vehicle was moved down the driveway but couldn’t be moved any further. A Silver Vauxhall Astra was seen driving away from the scene with 3 male occupants, one aged approx 20-25. Have you seen or heard anything? If yes contact us, details at the end of the newsletter.
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Attempted Theft of Motor Vehicle: Bet 0945hrs and 1320hrs Tue 20/04/2010 offender/s have broken into a secure vehicle and attempted to steal the vehicle. The vehicle was moved down the driveway but couldn’t be moved any further. A Silver Vauxhall Astra was seen driving away from the scene with 3 male occupants, one aged approx 20-25. Have you seen or heard anything? If yes contact us, details at the end of the newsletter.
Speed
The FactsSpeed is still one of the biggest contributory factors in fatal road accidents. In 2008, 4,685 people were killed or seriously injured (KSI) in crashes where a speed contributory factor was reported; 586 of these were fatalities.Source: RCGB 2008
Inappropriate speed is too fast
You don't have to be driving over the speed limit to be driving too fast. "Inappropriate speed" means driving within the speed limit, but too fast for the road and traffic conditions. It includes approaching a bend or junction too fast, failing to negotiating narrow roads properly and overtaking where it is not safe to do so. Inappropriate speed can also be a contributory factor in collisions which occur during poor weather conditions and when driving at night. Choosing the appropriate speed is about judgement, Most people think they get it right. Sadly, the statistics show many get it wrong.
Speed - Rural
Although the national speed limit applies on the majority of rural roads, most drivers do not exceed it - the problem is driving too fast for the conditions.
* More than 60 per cent of all deaths due to road accidents were in rural areas.
* The people most at risk on rural roads are young men, predominantly aged between 17 and 39.
Inappropriate speed is too fast
You don't have to be driving over the speed limit to be driving too fast. "Inappropriate speed" means driving within the speed limit, but too fast for the road and traffic conditions. It includes approaching a bend or junction too fast, failing to negotiating narrow roads properly and overtaking where it is not safe to do so. Inappropriate speed can also be a contributory factor in collisions which occur during poor weather conditions and when driving at night. Choosing the appropriate speed is about judgement, Most people think they get it right. Sadly, the statistics show many get it wrong.
Speed - Rural
Although the national speed limit applies on the majority of rural roads, most drivers do not exceed it - the problem is driving too fast for the conditions.
* More than 60 per cent of all deaths due to road accidents were in rural areas.
* The people most at risk on rural roads are young men, predominantly aged between 17 and 39.
Speed - Urban
* Exceeding the speed limit or going too fast for the conditions was reported as a factor in 25% of urban fatal accidents.
* Over 70% of drivers in one study admitted to speeding in urban areas.
Know Your Speed Limits (mph)
Results
A combination of engineering and enforcement measures alongside the education campaigns have seen some improvements in speeding behaviours. For example, in 1995 72% of cars exceeded the speed limit on 30mph roads; by 2005 this had reduced to 49%.
* Exceeding the speed limit or going too fast for the conditions was reported as a factor in 25% of urban fatal accidents.
* Over 70% of drivers in one study admitted to speeding in urban areas.
Know Your Speed Limits (mph)
| Vehicle Type | Built up area (street lit) | Single Carriageways | Dual Carriageways | Motorways |
| Cars & Motorcycles | 30 | 60 | 70 | 70 |
| Cars towing | 30 | 50 | 60 | 60 |
| Buses & Coaches | 30 | 50 | 60 | 70 |
| Goods Vehicles not exceeding 7.5tonnes GVW | 30 | 50 | 60 | 70 (60 if towing) |
| Goods Vehicles exceeding 7.5tonnes GVW | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 |
Results
A combination of engineering and enforcement measures alongside the education campaigns have seen some improvements in speeding behaviours. For example, in 1995 72% of cars exceeded the speed limit on 30mph roads; by 2005 this had reduced to 49%.
