Tuesday, 14 October 2014

@SOU - Farm Watch Incidents - Priors Marston, Avon Dassett and Stockton

Dear Farm Watch Member
 
Three - Four males where seen on various farms today in the Priors Marston area claiming to be looking for a lost Lurcher. Members of the public reported that they suspected they were the same males that were in the area 6-8 weeks ago when a Land Rover was stolen  from Priors Hardwick. The vehicle they were in was a Silver Peugeot Hatchback OY51 *%*.
 
Please ensure you report any suspicious incidents to the Police on 101 and do not leave your vehicle's insecure.
 
Inc 388 - 27/09/2014 refers to an incident where 6 lorry batteries were stolen from a farm in Avon Dassett. Unknown offenders have entered the farm and disconnected the batteries from the electric fencing.
 
Inc 61 - 28/09/2014 refers to a unit being broken into on a farm near Stockton. At approximately 03.45hrs unknown offenders have used an off road vehicle to gain access to the farm across the fields from the main road. Once inside the unit various Snap On tools were stolen. On the same night near to the farm there was an attempt break into a container, offenders were not able to gain access.
 
If you have any information regarding the above please do contact Southam SNT on 01926 684984 or 101
 
Kind regards and thank you
 
Katrina on behalf of
 
Southam Farm watch
Telephone 01926 684984
Email SouthamFarmWatch@Warwickshire.pnn.police.uk
Voicemail 14984

Please access our website www.safer-neighbourhoods.co.uk for the latest news in the Stratford District and also Southam SNT newsletters. In a non emergency or to report a crime dial 101

@NAT - Late Evening/Overnight rural crime


 There have been a number of recent offences, that have featured both plant theft and safe breaks in South Worcestershire and Gloucestershire areas. Previously, there has been a spate of offences involving dragging safes out of premises using ropes and chains. 

Safe offences have involved farm shops/nurseries, whereas the theft offences have involved cutting of padlocks from workshop/farm premises doors.
 
A suspicious vehicle has been which is a blue Subaru Forester estate.
 
Please if you see this vehicle or any persons acting suspicious on your premise, obtain the vehicle registration (if possible) and call 101 or if it is an emergency 999 do not engage with the occupants.
 
May I also remind you at this time to ensure your property is secure, do not leave keys in vehicles and secure your agricultural vehicle or plant equipment in a locked barn with a substantial padlock or door lock, take a photograph of your equipment and mark it with the plant serial number. If you do require crime prevention please contact Southam SNT on 01926 684984.
 
Kind regards
 
Katrina
 
PCSO 6099 Katrina Taylor
Telephone 01926 684984
Mobile 07919 887674
Voicemail 16099
Email katrina.taylor@warwickshire.pnn.police.uk
 

Please access our website www.safer-neighbourhoods.co.uk for the latest news in the Stratford District and also Southam SNT newsletters. In a non emergency or to report a crime dial 101

@SOU - Can you help


Incident 168 - 06/10/2014  - Burglary dwelling Banbury Road, Southam - Between 10.30hrs - 13.00hrs offenders broke into a property in Banbury Road and stole money. Did you see or hear anything?
 
Incident 59 - 06/10/2014 - Between Saturday 4th October at 17.00hrs and Monday 6th October 2014 at 09.00hrs offenders broke into offices situated on Brickyard Road Napton and stole power tools.
 
Please contact Warwickshire Police if you saw anything suspicious quoting the incident number on 101.
 
Kind regards and Thank you
 
Katrina
  
PCSO 6099 Katrina Taylor
Telephone 01926 684984
Mobile 07919 887674
Voicemail 16099
Email katrina.taylor@warwickshire.pnn.police.uk
 

Please access our website www.safer-neighbourhoods.co.uk for the latest news in the Stratford District and also Southam SNT newsletters. In a non emergency or to report a crime dial 101

Saturday, 11 October 2014

@NAT - NHWN Our News October 2014



As easy as one, two, three… four

The leaves are falling, the temperatures are dropping and the nights are drawing in (as well as stretching out into the morning) – and as is so often the case at this time of year, the newspapers are full of home security advice and how best to protect your home against possible break-ins..........

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Crimestoppers present at the inaugural National Conference on Anti-Poaching

Building Stronger Neigbourhoods

Neighbourhood Planning

Don’t be a victim – Get Safe Online

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@WEL - Illegal Fishing!

Good Evening,
 
Incident 61 - 09/10/2014
 
We have received a report that approximately £1000 worth of Carp fish have been stolen from a pond at the rear of a property in Tysoe road RADWAY.
The theft took place between 16:30 on Wednesday & 08:00 today.
 
Kind Regards,
 
Martin Sanford
PCSO 6060
Wellesbourne safer neighbourhood team
Stratford on Avon police station
Rother Street
CV37 6RD

Tel 01789 444600

@WAR - Oil Thefts and ways to reduce your vulnerability

Good Afternoon,
 
I have just received this valuable information from one of my colleauges at Shipston snt in relation to recent heating oil thefts in the area bordering the Wellesbourne snt.
 
Please be on your guard and secure your oil tanks as these thefts unfortunatley tend to increase at this time of year.
Do not hesitate to contact us on 999 should you see any suspicious vehicles or persons near to oil storage tanks .     
 
08/10/2014 TYSOE Theft Heating oil insecure tank rear garden, 3/4 taken from 1000lt tank.  08/10/2014 Smarts Lane TYSOE 150 litres of heating oil stolen from tank 1/4 tank.      
08/10/2014 Smarts Lane TYSOE 500 litres of heating oil stolen from unlocked tank, tank at side of property.
 
Thanks & kind regards,
 
Martin Sanford
PCSO 6060
Wellesbourne safer neighbourhood team
Stratford on Avon police station
Rother Street
CV37 6RD

Tel 01789 444600
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ADVICE REGARDING THE INCREASE IN THEFTS FROM HOME FUEL TANKS.
Siting Your Oil Tank
The position of the tank can have a significant effect on how hard a target it is in the eyes of the thief. If the tank is close to the house, with one or more windows capable of giving a view of it, then the thief may consider the chances of being seen too high. If the tank is close to a road, path, drive or alleyway then it will be a far easier target. Hiding the tank behind the garage, shed or some other type of outbuilding is fairly commonplace, but it does give the thief the advantage.

Sunday, 5 October 2014

@WAR - Trading Standards Update

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