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The Western Express: 18th October 2009 To 02nd November 2009
The Western Express: 18th October 2009 To 02nd November 2009
This is the regular newsletter for the Warwick Rural West team. Since the last report there have been 114 incidents reported to Warwickshire Police and recorded on the forces command and control system. Out of those incidents:
· Rowdy/nuisance incidents: 2
· Road related (incl RTC and breakdowns): 35
· Theft (incl theft from motor vehicles and burglary incidents): 22
· Damage incidents: 2
· Suspicious Circumstances: 11 Alarms: 10 Other: 32
Obs. Please
Suspicious car.
A red Peugeot 106 reg no. R352FFL. The passenger of this car was wearing a hi-viz jacket when disturbed trying side door of Old Timbers (residential property) in Lowsonford at 1440hrs Tues 02/11/09.
Crime trend
The crime trends this week have been thefts from properties (inc Garages) and cars. Out of these the main things being stolen are laptops.
Also Theft of Wheelie bins are on the increase.
Please remove all belongings from your cars or vans, when locking up for the night.
Please make sure ALL out buildings and garages and made secure.
Barford
Bet 1100hrs on Sun 04/10/09 and 1100hrs on Sun 18/10/09, offender(s) have stolen 6 green wheelie bins from the communal area of Verdon Place.
Bet 0900hrs and 1630hrs on Sat 31/10/09, offender(s) have entered the rear of a property in Bremridge Close. Offender(s) have made a search but have not stolen anything.
Bishops Tachbrook
Bet 1730hrs on Sun 18/10/09 and 1130hrs on Tues 20/10/09, offender(s) have gained entry to a shed on the allotments behind the social club. Offender(s) have not stolen anything.
Claverdon
Bet 2200hrs on Fri 23/10/09 and 0615hrs on Sat 24/10/09, offender(s) have gained entry to a secure farm in Pinley. The offender(s) have stolen a pallet full of items unknown.
Lapworth
Bet 2330hrs on Mon 26/10/09 and 0630hrs on Tues 27/10/09, offender(s) have stolen a grey 4 x 4 land rover of a drive in Station Lane. The offender(s) did not have keys for this vehicle.
Lower Norton
Bet 1700hrs and 2100hrs on Wed 28/11/09, offender(s) have gained entry to a vehicle on the Henley Road. The offender(s) have stolen 3 brief cases, a mobile phone and a sat nav.
Hampton on the Hill
Bet 1730hrs and 2130hrs on Wed 21/10/09, offender(s) have gained entry to a property on the Warwick Road. Offender(s) have taken a laptop and two mobile phones.
Hampton Magna
Bet 0900hrs on Thurs 15/10/09 and 1700hrs Fri 16/10/09, offender(s) have taken a wheelie bin colour unknown.
Hatton Park
At 0235hrs on Thurs 29/11/09 offender(s) have thrown a brick through a window of a car on Horton Grove. The offender(s) have made off with a purse that was left on the seat.
Bet 0000hrs and 1000hrs on Thurs 29/11/09 offender (s) have gained access to a house on Hatton Terrace through a dog flap. The offender(s) have stolen a mobile phone, money and a watch.
Bet 1330hrs on Sun 01/11/09 and 0830hrs 02/11/09, offender(s) have gained entry to a property in Quinton Close . The offender(s) have stolen a handbag containing car keys. A white Ford Fiesta was stolen from the drive.
Hatton Green
Bet 0000hrs and 0700hrson Thurs 29/11/09 offender(s) have gained entry to an insecure garage on The Green. Offender(s) stole a magnum of champagne and a computer with equipment in a box.
Hockley Heath
Bet 100hrs and 1100hrs on Tues 20/10/2009, offender(s) have smashed a car window on Fetherston Grange and have stolen an Acer laptop.
At 1400hrs on Sun 01/11/09 offender(s) have broken into a garage on Aylesbury Road. The offenders have then stolen a Ford escort car, and made off towards Solihull. Local units found the vehicle.
Help protect your car, valuables and community this Bonfire Night.
This is the regular newsletter for the Warwick Rural West team. Since the last report there have been 114 incidents reported to Warwickshire Police and recorded on the forces command and control system. Out of those incidents:
· Rowdy/nuisance incidents: 2
· Road related (incl RTC and breakdowns): 35
· Theft (incl theft from motor vehicles and burglary incidents): 22
· Damage incidents: 2
· Suspicious Circumstances: 11 Alarms: 10 Other: 32
Obs. Please
Suspicious car.
A red Peugeot 106 reg no. R352FFL. The passenger of this car was wearing a hi-viz jacket when disturbed trying side door of Old Timbers (residential property) in Lowsonford at 1440hrs Tues 02/11/09.
Crime trend
The crime trends this week have been thefts from properties (inc Garages) and cars. Out of these the main things being stolen are laptops.
Also Theft of Wheelie bins are on the increase.
Please remove all belongings from your cars or vans, when locking up for the night.
Please make sure ALL out buildings and garages and made secure.
Barford
Bet 1100hrs on Sun 04/10/09 and 1100hrs on Sun 18/10/09, offender(s) have stolen 6 green wheelie bins from the communal area of Verdon Place.
Bet 0900hrs and 1630hrs on Sat 31/10/09, offender(s) have entered the rear of a property in Bremridge Close. Offender(s) have made a search but have not stolen anything.
Bishops Tachbrook
Bet 1730hrs on Sun 18/10/09 and 1130hrs on Tues 20/10/09, offender(s) have gained entry to a shed on the allotments behind the social club. Offender(s) have not stolen anything.
Claverdon
Bet 2200hrs on Fri 23/10/09 and 0615hrs on Sat 24/10/09, offender(s) have gained entry to a secure farm in Pinley. The offender(s) have stolen a pallet full of items unknown.
Lapworth
Bet 2330hrs on Mon 26/10/09 and 0630hrs on Tues 27/10/09, offender(s) have stolen a grey 4 x 4 land rover of a drive in Station Lane. The offender(s) did not have keys for this vehicle.
Lower Norton
Bet 1700hrs and 2100hrs on Wed 28/11/09, offender(s) have gained entry to a vehicle on the Henley Road. The offender(s) have stolen 3 brief cases, a mobile phone and a sat nav.
Hampton on the Hill
Bet 1730hrs and 2130hrs on Wed 21/10/09, offender(s) have gained entry to a property on the Warwick Road. Offender(s) have taken a laptop and two mobile phones.
Hampton Magna
Bet 0900hrs on Thurs 15/10/09 and 1700hrs Fri 16/10/09, offender(s) have taken a wheelie bin colour unknown.
Hatton Park
At 0235hrs on Thurs 29/11/09 offender(s) have thrown a brick through a window of a car on Horton Grove. The offender(s) have made off with a purse that was left on the seat.
Bet 0000hrs and 1000hrs on Thurs 29/11/09 offender (s) have gained access to a house on Hatton Terrace through a dog flap. The offender(s) have stolen a mobile phone, money and a watch.
Bet 1330hrs on Sun 01/11/09 and 0830hrs 02/11/09, offender(s) have gained entry to a property in Quinton Close . The offender(s) have stolen a handbag containing car keys. A white Ford Fiesta was stolen from the drive.
Hatton Green
Bet 0000hrs and 0700hrson Thurs 29/11/09 offender(s) have gained entry to an insecure garage on The Green. Offender(s) stole a magnum of champagne and a computer with equipment in a box.
Hockley Heath
Bet 100hrs and 1100hrs on Tues 20/10/2009, offender(s) have smashed a car window on Fetherston Grange and have stolen an Acer laptop.
At 1400hrs on Sun 01/11/09 offender(s) have broken into a garage on Aylesbury Road. The offenders have then stolen a Ford escort car, and made off towards Solihull. Local units found the vehicle.
Help protect your car, valuables and community this Bonfire Night.
Bonfire Night is traditionally a busy time for car thieves as the noise of breaking in can be masked by loud fireworks.
Warwickshire Police would like to remind car owners driving to bonfire events to be vigilant in securing their vehicles when they park. Criminals are quick to take any opportunity to break in and grab whatever goods are available.
We advise the public to remove all valuables from their cars and not to hide them in the boot or under the seat. Sat Navs and their cradles should also be removed from the dashboard.
Warwickshire Police wants the public to have an enjoyable Bonfire Night, free from loss, injury and distress.
Information regarding the purchase and possession of fireworks, and their use in public places is detailed below.
· It is illegal to sell fireworks to anyone under 18 years of age. Maximum penalty of £5,000 and/or six months in prison
· It is illegal to set off fireworks between 11pm and 7am (Bonfire Night extended until 12 midnight)
· It is illegal for a member of the public to possess a “display” style firework (Category 4 fireworks can only be used by professionals)
· It is illegal to let off any firework in a public place and this carries a fine of up to £5,000. police may also issue an £80 Fixed Penalty Notice
· All fireworks sold to the public must comply to British Safety Standard BS 7114
· The police have the power to stop and search anyone suspecting of carrying fireworks
· The sale of bangers, mini rockets, fireworks that fly erratically (Squibs, helicopters etc), aerial shells and maroons is illegal
· Fireworks can only be stored for private use for up to 14 days, subject to them being stored in a safe place
· It is illegal to cause unnecessary suffering to animals with fireworks. Maximum penalty £5,000 and/or six months in prison.
If you have any further information concerning any of the above incidents please contact the team on 01926 410111 ext 4397. The team aim to respond to all messages within 24 hours.
Please note the above number for the Warwick Rural West team is not manned 24/7
If you wish to report a crime contact the central crime desk number on
02476 483432
If its urgent dial 999.
Regards PS Gary Holtby, PC Ken Fowler, PC Karl Brennan, PCSO Paul Coleman, PCSO Nathan Parry-Hall and PCSO Carl Whitehouse
Warwickshire Police would like to remind car owners driving to bonfire events to be vigilant in securing their vehicles when they park. Criminals are quick to take any opportunity to break in and grab whatever goods are available.
We advise the public to remove all valuables from their cars and not to hide them in the boot or under the seat. Sat Navs and their cradles should also be removed from the dashboard.
Warwickshire Police wants the public to have an enjoyable Bonfire Night, free from loss, injury and distress.
Information regarding the purchase and possession of fireworks, and their use in public places is detailed below.
· It is illegal to sell fireworks to anyone under 18 years of age. Maximum penalty of £5,000 and/or six months in prison
· It is illegal to set off fireworks between 11pm and 7am (Bonfire Night extended until 12 midnight)
· It is illegal for a member of the public to possess a “display” style firework (Category 4 fireworks can only be used by professionals)
· It is illegal to let off any firework in a public place and this carries a fine of up to £5,000. police may also issue an £80 Fixed Penalty Notice
· All fireworks sold to the public must comply to British Safety Standard BS 7114
· The police have the power to stop and search anyone suspecting of carrying fireworks
· The sale of bangers, mini rockets, fireworks that fly erratically (Squibs, helicopters etc), aerial shells and maroons is illegal
· Fireworks can only be stored for private use for up to 14 days, subject to them being stored in a safe place
· It is illegal to cause unnecessary suffering to animals with fireworks. Maximum penalty £5,000 and/or six months in prison.
If you have any further information concerning any of the above incidents please contact the team on 01926 410111 ext 4397. The team aim to respond to all messages within 24 hours.
Please note the above number for the Warwick Rural West team is not manned 24/7
If you wish to report a crime contact the central crime desk number on
02476 483432
If its urgent dial 999.
Regards PS Gary Holtby, PC Ken Fowler, PC Karl Brennan, PCSO Paul Coleman, PCSO Nathan Parry-Hall and PCSO Carl Whitehouse
