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Insp 2155 Craig Leitch

Sgt 89 Nicola Graham

PC 2373 Sarah Jackson

PCSO 7799 Alan Tye

Community Alerts

Participate in Fraud Awareness Week (Humberside Police)

SHARE YOUR STORY AND HELP OTHERSIf you’ve received a fraudulent text, phone call or email, or someone’s knocked on your door at home, let us know by posting about it on our new Facebook group.During Fraud Week we’re encouraging people to share their experiences of fraud, to help protect other people in our area. In our dedicated Facebook group you can also learn more about spotting the signs of all different fraud types and you’ll receive advice from our Fraud experts. Join here: www.facebook.com/groups/hpfraudawarenes

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CRIME PREVENTION ADVICE (Humberside Police)

Crime Prevention Advice

Dear Residents
I just wanted to take this opportunity to send out this very last message to you all and to say thank you for all of your support over the years. I am now retiring form the Force, to which I have enjoyed policing the local residents on the Isle.

Please ensure that you take measures to keep items out of view in vehicles, homes, garages, sheds, commercial premises. Invest in good quality locks on doors and windows. The Master Locksmiths Association has information. Locks should conform to British and European Standards and have the relevant kite marks. Dusk to dawn lighting is the preferred option for domestic lighting.

Please consider defensive planting to discourage burglars climbing over fencing and gates. The RHS website will have advice about types of plants.

www.securedbydesign.com and www.soldsecure.com have police preferred specification products
Many offences are preventable by spending time identifying where security could be improved and some simple measures are not costly.

Please consider marking of property and recording on Immobilise or Bike Register www.bikeregister.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQiA3NX_BRDQARIsALA3fIJuf8U-IQlzvO7_HEXvU1LgVi235LjE2LPF-gNsVfTo87mMWidEY-kaAoTaEALw_wcB

Please take photographs of valuables

If you see or hear anything suspicious in your area, please contact police using our reporting system like 999/101 or on-line reporting.

Regards
Mark Raper
Community Beat Manager

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Community Safety News

Just a quick reminder about our Dashcam portal

A online portal has been launched where people can submit Dash Cam footage of suspected driving offences.
Chief Superintendent Christine Wilson, head of our Specialist Operations Unit, said: “Our communities will be well aware of the increasing use of dashcams by motorists on our roads. Up until now we have not had the capability of receiving uploaded footage from members of the public who witness inappropriate or dangerous driving behaviour by their fellow road users.
“However, we been working hard with our IT teams and have developed an online portal where members of the public can upload footage, and once we receive the footage one of our roads policing officers will review it.
“There are some conditions that we need the public to meet – firstly, footage will need to be of a certain quality to enable us to consider it, and where clips do not meet the necessary requirements we will be unable to take any further action in relation to the report.
“If we review a piece of footage and it clearly shows that an offence has taken place, we have a number of options to consider taking. Sometimes that might involve us issuing an advisory letter to the owner of the offending vehicle. On other occasions we will consider that the driver of the vehicle needs to be offered an opportunity to attend an educational course as an alternative to prosecution.
“For more serious offences, or where we have evidence of someone committing repeat offences, we will consider issuing a fixed penalty notice or, where appropriate, seek a prosecution.
“I want to be clear that this in no way replaces the traditional roads policing patrols that my teams do day-to-day – dealing with Dashcam footage is very much in addition to our usual tactics. You will still see roads policing vehicles on patrol, and also our partners in Safer Roads Humber conducting enforcement activity in key locations. We also have our Community Speedwatch teams operating in locations around the force.
“Road safety remains a priority for us and we will continue to ensure that roads users committing offences, that we know contribute to serious injury or fatal collisions such as using a phone whilst driving, driving under the influence of drink or drugs, speeding, not wearing a seatbelt or doing anything else that puts people on the road at risk, are dealt with robustly.
“Unfortunately we cannot be on every road at every minute of the day, but I am optimistic that this new option for reporting driving offences will encourage everyone who uses our roads to make sure that they are driving safely. The public are the best partner we have we have to set the standards of driving we expect, and we look forward to sharing with you some of the successes we know we will have in dealing with dashcam footage.”
You can upload footage or images via our website now at: www.humberside.police.uk/dash-cam-reporting

Kind Regards
Mark Raper
Community Beat Manager

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Location? What3Words
Dear residents,
This is just to remind you about the What 3 words
app, which is a very good tool to have on your phone.
just in case you need to report a highway obstruction to the authorities or need help in an emergency? Download the @what3Words app to pinpoint the right location
#what3words | Addressing the world
what3words.com/daring.lion.race

Regards
Mark Raper
Community Beat Manager

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Good News!

**Dates for your diary** Our community surgeries,Humbertalking and MCA sign up events are taking place as follows through July.... 14/07/2021 - Owston ferry, Car park next to community centre next to Park - 3PM 28/07/2021- Eastoft, Green area on High Street near memorial- 3PM Come and meet your neighbourhood team, discuss any issues or concerns, complete our Humbertalking and sign up to My community alert. We look forward to seeing you all there. ~PC Jackson 2373~

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Community events last week of JUNE 2021 (Humberside Police)

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Just a quick one to update you on some community events we have coming up..

FRIDAY 25TH JUNE- 16:00-17:30 @ TESCO on GALLAGHER RETAIL PARK:
PCSO GRIST will be holding a mental health related community surgery. Here she will have information, leaflets and some good conversation on offer. This will be a safe space to gather information about local services Humberside Police work with and mental health services available to you should you need them.

MONDAY 28TH JUNE- 15:00-15:30 on ZOOM:
Zoom Drop in session with PCSO GRIST. This is a 30 minute session to discuss anything relating to the B&G ward. Just for information, this is not a not a way to report any crimes, they must be reported on 101 or 999. After 30 minutes the call will terminate.
Meeting ID: 389 990 7366
Password: 1SHVd4

Will be nice to catch those of you who are able to make /both.

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What's Happening In Your Area?

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Rural Burglaries Crime prevention visits to the affected areas have been undertaken with the victims and their immediate neighbours under Op Gallant. This advice is extended through crime prevention surgeries being held across the ward. Look out for dates in your area. We are experiencing a rise in burglaries, including "Hanoi Burglaries - where car keys are stolen in order to steal car/s. We would ask that you ensure all your property is security marked, doors and windows are locked as during the warm summer months this can be left open. This is even the case when you are home as it only takes an opportunistic burglar a few minutes to enter your home and take items. Please report all suspicious activity if it in progress on 101 or 999. If not in progresss and you just wish to pass information you can email us on SPOCCommunitiesNorthLincolnshire@humberside.pnn.police.uk or speak to your local neighborhood watch coordinator. We are aware that sometimes suspicious activity is reported on local community social media pages. Please note the police do not routinely monitor these sites and we need this information direct to us.
Nuisance motorcycles The team continue to patolr under Op Yellowfin - the force operation for the anti social use of on and off road bikes. We want to be clear- we will not be tolerating the criminal use of motorcycles in this way and we will use all powers at our disposal to recover bikes being used in this way and to hold those responsible to account. We continue to undertake days of action which aims to identify where bikes are being stored and stopping/seizing when offences are revealed. We are appealing for information from our local communities as to the details of who is responsible for riding these bikes and also where they are being stored or housed and so would encourage people with information to make contact on either 101 or alternatively, anonymously by calling Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. We continue to patrol the ward area, as we are still getting calls in relation to off road motorbikes causing a nuisance for the local communities. The local neighbourhood team are asking residents to please call in on 101 and report any nuisance off road motorcycles. Operation YELLOWFIN is a police operation to tackle the crime associated with the use of motorbikes.
Antisocial Behaviour We continue to patrol locations identified by the community where antisocial behaviour is taking place. This has been in the form of littering, cannabis use, minor damage and noise nuisance. We are engaging with youths at these locations to identify opportunities for them to positively engage in other activities. We also patrol regularly to provide reassurance to the community. School engagement is a vital link to capture youths of all ages to talk about the impact antisocial behaviour has on a commuinity and what is expected of them as good citizens. We are pleased to report there has been a reduction in this behaviour and our patrols have not identified any issues.

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Rural Burglaries

Crime prevention visits to the affected areas have been undertaken with the victims and their immediate neighbours under Op Gallant. This advice is extended through crime prevention surgeries being held across the ward. Look out for dates in your area.

We are experiencing a rise in burglaries, including "Hanoi Burglaries - where car keys are stolen in order to steal car/s. We would ask that you ensure all your property is security marked, doors and windows are locked as during the warm summer months this can be left open. This is even the case when you are home as it only takes an opportunistic burglar a few minutes to enter your home and take items. Please report all suspicious activity if it in progress on 101 or 999. If not in progresss and you just wish to pass information you can email us on SPOCCommunitiesNorthLincolnshire@humberside.pnn.police.uk or speak to your local neighborhood watch coordinator. We are aware that sometimes suspicious activity is reported on local community social media pages. Please note the police do not routinely monitor these sites and we need this information direct to us.

Nuisance motorcycles

The team continue to patolr under Op Yellowfin - the force operation for the anti social use of on and off road bikes.

We want to be clear- we will not be tolerating the criminal use of motorcycles in this way and we will use all powers at our disposal to recover bikes being used in this way and to hold those responsible to account. We continue to undertake days of action which aims to identify where bikes are being stored and stopping/seizing when offences are revealed.

We are appealing for information from our local communities as to the details of who is responsible for riding these bikes and also where they are being stored or housed and so would encourage people with information to make contact on either 101 or alternatively, anonymously by calling Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

We continue to patrol the ward area, as we are still getting calls in relation to off road motorbikes causing a nuisance for the local communities. The local neighbourhood team are asking residents to please call in on 101 and report any nuisance off road motorcycles. Operation YELLOWFIN is a police operation to tackle the crime associated with the use of motorbikes.

Antisocial Behaviour

We continue to patrol locations identified by the community where antisocial behaviour is taking place. This has been in the form of littering, cannabis use, minor damage and noise nuisance. We are engaging with youths at these locations to identify opportunities for them to positively engage in other activities. We also patrol regularly to provide reassurance to the community. School engagement is a vital link to capture youths of all ages to talk about the impact antisocial behaviour has on a commuinity and what is expected of them as good citizens.

We are pleased to report there has been a reduction in this behaviour and our patrols have not identified any issues.

Last Updated 28 Jun 2021

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Date	Location	Activity
Wednesday 28 Jul, 3:00pm – 4:00pm	The Green, High Street, Eastoft	Police surgery

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DASHCAM FOOTAGE (Humberside Police)

What3Words (Humberside Police)

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Axholme North

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Community Alerts

Participate in Fraud Awareness Week (Humberside Police)

CRIME PREVENTION ADVICE (Humberside Police)

DASHCAM FOOTAGE (Humberside Police)

What3Words (Humberside Police)

Community surgery (Humberside Police)

Community events last week of JUNE 2021 (Humberside Police)

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