Firstly, the use of certain bits of hardware & software to access free (pirated) content on the Internet (such as games, movies, music etc) is a breach of copyright laws and does cause financial harm to the industries that produce the games, movies & music.But, ever heard the phrase "You never get something for nothing", or "If a deal is too good to be true then there is probably a catch"?Well, this article in the DailyMail Online reveals research of how there is a proven risk of your computers being infected with malicious software by the use of certain online services which provide pirated streaming/downloading services.The article states:"European Union (EU) researchers located 4 000 malicious files in their search, which originated from approximately 100 individually developed pieces of malware.That includes fake game installers and free programmes to promise to let you access and stream pirated content, but actually give hackers access to your device."Read more about it in the article, and please consider the safety & security of your own digital data and devices:www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-6184729/Study-reveals-users-face-THOUSANDS-malware-threats-visiting-sites-offer-pirated-content.html

PCSO Darren Bainton will be conducting a Police Surgery in the Head's Office at Aldbrough Primary School, Headlands Road Aldbrough HU114RR from 7pm on Monday 10th September 2018 to discuss any community issues.

This surgery is held prior and in conjunction with the Aldbrough Parish Council meeting.

British Airways has notified police after hackers stole customer data from its website and mobile app, The airline said the personal and financial details of customers who made bookings on its website or app from 10.58pm on 21 August until 9.45pm on 5 September had been compromised. BA said the stolen data did NOT include travel or passport details, adding that it was investigating the security breach as a matter of urgency. Alex Cruz, BA Chairman and CEO, said: “We are deeply sorry for the disruption that this criminal activity has caused. We take the protection of our customers’ data very seriously.” Read more at the BBC website:www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-45440850Anyone concerned they could be at risk of fraud should consider changing their online passwords, monitor bank and other online accounts and be wary of emails regarding the breach as scammers may try and take advantage of it.Visit Get Safe Online for a huge variety of Online Safety Advice:www.getsafeonline.org/If you are a victim of Online Fraud or a Cyber-Attack then you can report it to Action Fraud:www.actionfraud.police.uk/

PCSO Darren Bainton will be holding a Police surgery tonight (Tuesday 4th September) from 7pm at St Peter’s Church Hall, Church Lane Bilton 

Good News!


Tonight at 2115hrs whilst patrolling Beverley road I have seized 10 sealed bottles of Stella Artois which  found in a plastic carrier bag at the front of Rossy Bros where a group of Romanian males were standing. 6 opened bottles of Stella strewn around this area and down the side on May st were also seized and the contents were poured out in front of the males. Nobody would admit to drinking them but they were told it was not allowed at this location.


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Scammers use false identities on Social Media (for example: Facebook) to make friends with strangers such as you, perhaps they "Just want to talk" or it may be that they claim to be looking for romance.They can target both men and women.It could ALL be a lie: pictures, gender, location. All they really want is your money or your friend list so they can build a clientele of people to scam. Plus, they want the credibility of being connected to you so all your friends will think they are legit.There's really only two outcomes of you "friending" them and talking with them:1. They will take your money.2. They will steal someone else's money on your good name.______________What you can do:_______________- Stop accepting anyone and everyone as a friend and block any of them who start talking nonsense in messenger.- Get your account setup with 2 factor authentication for ALL of your social media accounts.- If your friend suddenly sends you something that is out of character - Contact Your Friend Immediately By Some Other Means. Do not use their FB account. If it's a casual friend who you've never really messaged before, block them. Don't ignore them, block them.- Stop talking to people on FB who you don't know or didn't friend - sometimes they'll message you without being your friend.____________________________________________________________________****Read this excellent article to understand more about Social Media Friending Scams****blog.knowbe4.com/ok-guys-this-one-is-for-you.-yes-you.-the-guy-who-keeps-friending-strange-women-on-facebook?utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=64975093&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-_-gjK_xj9idU0W12Z7YzhzgspsRswmX8tbmblZaqzyn-qA4rYuAD2a4XQnX6gLqP-aFvgR0dztAug0LiFqwl-2JYs5uXE6S0KdR8NZtYxPLSHAAOo&_hsmi=64975093

An arson has been reported in your
neighbourhood.

Dear residents,

We are investigating cases of vehicle Arsons on Bransholme and Sutton Park. If you saw or heard anything suspicious, or have any information about the below incident please call 101, quoting the log number provided.

Alternatively you can contact the independent charity Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111, or online at www.crimestoppers-uk.org

If you see anyone acting suspiciously call us as soon as possible on 101 or in an emergency 999.

 

Log Number: 40, 47 and 64

Location: Innsworth Garth, Cosford Garth and Stonesdale

Date and time: 01:00-02:00 31/07/2018

Details: Three cars have been targetted for random arson attacks on the area overnight. 




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Good News!

 
Operation ignition continues after weeks of intense work in Hull City Centre over 200 Section 35 Dispersal Orders (Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Police Act 2014) given within Hull City Centre over the last two months. Along with 90+ Arrests we have been working with Hull City Council Anti-Social Behaviour Officer to issue Community Protection Notices and Warning to any offenders causing a nuisance or annoyance to any member of the public. We also work alongside EMMAUS Outreach Charity who offer support and accomodation to any homeless or rough sleeping person. Please continue to report any offences, Anti-social Behaviour or concerns you have to 101 (non-emergency) or 999 (emergency).

Any reports made to the police relating to Anti-social Bevhaviour, drink or drugs in Hull City Centre please quote Op Ignition. We would like to take the opportunity to thank members of the public for the positive feedback we have recieved while walking and cycling about the streets.

We hope you can continue to enjoy Hull City Centre.

Thanks PCSO 7890 Barley
Osborne Street Police Station



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Missing Person: Burton Agnes Hall - Can you help?


We're concerned for the safety of 74 year-old Marian TURTON who has gone missing from Burton Agnes Hall (Jazz Festival). 

Marian was last seen on 14/07/2018 but hasn't been seen since 21:00 hours. We have concerns about Marian medical condition due to the fact Marian hasn't taken her medication with her.

We're asking people living near to Burton Agnes Hall to check outbuildings, gardens and vehicles as we continue our search for Marian Turton, We've been working through the day and now into the night to try and find her.

Marian Turton, 74, had been camping with her husband at the Burton Agnes Jazz Festival at Burton Agnes Hall when she disappeared at approximately 21:00 hours.

Marian is an elderly female, with shoulder length hair. wearing a green cardigan and green velvet trousers. Please be assured we are doing everything we can to find Marian. Thank you so far for your help

If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of Marian please call 999 immediately, or call 101, quoting the log number provided below.

Log Number: 756 14/07/2018

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Missing Person: Burton Agnes Hall - Can you help?


We're concerned for the safety of 74 year-old Marion TURTON who has gone missing from Burton Agnes Hall, Jazz Festival.

Marion was last seen on 14/07/18 but hasn't been seen since 21:00 hours.

Marion is a white female aged 74 of small building, blonde shoulder length hair, wearing a green top and green velvet trousers

If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of INSERT NAME please call 999 immediately, or call 101, quoting the log number provided below.

Log Number: 756 14/07/18

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An attempted burglary has been reported in your neighbourhood

If you saw or heard anything, or have any information about the below incident please call 101, quoting the log number provided.

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Log Number: 280

Location: Biggin Avenue

Date and time: 20/06/2018

Details:
There was an attempted burglary on Biggin Avenue on the night of the 19/06/2018. The offender did not manage to gain entry to the property but they have caused damaged to the door in the process. If you have heard/seen anything please call 101 quoting the log number above. Please make sure you lock all your doors and windows.



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