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Completed Priorities

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Poaching – This priority has come to an end as reports of poaching have stopped and the crops are growing preventing men with dogs using the fields. Over the winter months some six offenders were identified and are currently being monitored by the Police and Anti Social Behaviour Team.

Theft from garden sheds Hedon area – In March there were fourteen reported offences of theft from sheds, the NPT staff held crime prevention advice days in Hedon and Paull. Pedal cycles were post coded and shed alarms supplied. In April there have been four reported thefts from sheds and this priority is now completed.

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Offenders brought to justice

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A male from Hedon was stopped while driving his car a short distance from a local public house to his home address. The male was arrested after providing a positive breath test and subsequently charged to attend Hull magistrates court.

A Male from Thorngumbald was stopped while driving his car in Hedon and provided a positive roadside breath test. The male was searched and a small quantity of cannabis recovered, he was charged with drink driving and possession of cannabis to attend Hull Magistrates court.

Two males from Hull were located within the waste disposal site at Saltend late at night, both were arrested and subsequently interviewed where they admitted intending to steal from the site. Both males received a Police caution.

A male from Hull was arrested in Hedon in relation to a breach of his Anti – Social Behaviour Order, he was charged to attend Hull Magistrates Court.

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General News

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Reports of Fly Tipping

If you are aware of persons fly tipping or actually see someone doing it, please try and obtain as much details as possible, ie registrations of vehicles, description etc and ring the council on 01482 393939.

Although we live in a very safe and low crime area, we are subject to offences such as burglaries or theft from vehicles. Please note that 50% of all burglaries reported in the East Riding are through insecure doors or windows, likewise over 50 % of cars broken into are insecure or have items of value on show. The crime prevention message is clear – lock it or lose it! Sometimes we get complacent about security, but thieves are opportunists, and will travel into the East Riding, often from Hull looking for easy pickings.

Having attended a number of meetings recently it has become apparent that residents across South West Holderness are regularly witnessing varying forms of Anti Social Behaviour (ASB) as well as suffering from it. For whatever reason they are choosing not to report incidents to the police. The Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) would strongly urge anyone who witnesses/suffers from ASB to report it as without that report there is little we can do to resolve the issue.

Please don’t suffer in silence. If it is affecting your quality of life then report it on our new telephone number 101 or if you would like to speak to one of our team feel free to attend on of our Police Surgeries.