Axholme South

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Insp Mark Fletcher has recently taken over leadership of the neighbourhood teams policing for rural North Lincolnshire. You can find out a bit more about him and his role here.

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Insp Mark Fletcher

Sgt 89 Nicola Graham

PC 0912 Mark Raper

PCSO 7730 Robert Clarke

Community Alerts

A burglary has been reported in your neighbourhood

A burglary occurred between 12:45 hours 17/08/19 – 00:15 hours 18/08/19 to a property on MARLBOROUGH AVENUE in HAXEY, where upon entry was gained via the patio doors and an untidy search was carried out, and items have been stolen.
How can you help?

1. Was there someone in the area that seemed out of place?
2. Have you got any CCTV that may have captured any suspicious persons in the area that could be identified.

If the answer is 'YES' to any of the above questions, could you please reply to this Community Alert or contact 101 quoting, quoting REF 16/93934/19.

Please stay alert and report any suspicious activity on 101 (Non emergency) or 999 (Emergency).

Kind Regards

Mark Raper
Community Beat Manager

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Community Safety News

Many emergency services around the UK are now using what3words as part of their operations In these areas, callers can now give a 3 word address over the phone when they call 999 and help will be sent straight to that precise location.
If your local services have integrated what3words, you can find your current 3 word address on the what3words app and give it to the call handler. The 3 word address will then be used by the control room to identify your precise location and send help exactly where it is needed.
So why not download the app just in case you need to use it to help locate yourself if it is needed.

Regards

Mark Raper
Community Beat Manager

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DAMAGE TO PRIVATE MOTOR VEHICLE (Humberside Police)

Between 18:00 hours 29/07/19 - 16:30 hours 03/08/19 Police received a report that Person(s), believed to be children who live in the street, rip off the rear windscreen wiper of Mazda 6 Sport which was parked on the driveway of the owners home address on High Street, HAXEY .How can you help?1. Where you in the area and noticed any person causing the damage to the vehicle?2. Have you got any CCTV that may have captured any damage being caused?3. Have you heard or if you have children have they heard any one talking about it that might help identify the suspect(s)If the answer is 'YES' to any of the above questions, could you please reply to this Community Alert or contact 101 quoting Investigation ref- 16/88715/19Kind RegardsMark RaperCommunity Beat Manager

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THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE (Humberside Police)

A vehicle crime has been reported in your neighbourhood

Between 12:00 hours 29/07/19 - 09:00 hours 30/07/19, p Unknown persons approach Ford Focus parked on the driveway securely on Riverside, South Street, OWSTON FERRY and gain entry to vehicle by means unknown. Once inside, they carry out a selective search and remove sat nav, 2 pairs of sunglasses and loose change.

How can you help?
1. Were you out at the time,was there someone in the area that seemed out of place?
2. Have you got any CCTV that may have captured the incident?

If the answer is 'YES' to any of the above questions, could you please reply to this Community Alert or contact 101 quoting Investigation ref- 16/88303/19

Kind Regards

Mark Raper
Community Beat Manager
THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE

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Anti-social behaviour has been reported in your neighbourhood

There has been reports of anti-social behaviour involving motorbikes riding along Bridal path ways in different areas of the ISLE causing a nuisance. If you have any information re this ongoing problem, or can name those concerned, then please contact your local Neighbourhood team so those concerned can be spoken to, So that we can try to prevent it causing further issues for the local residents during the summer months. Please report any sightings via 101 or call crime stoppers anonymously 0800 555 111 to report it.

Thank you

Mark Raper
Community Beat Manager

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Crime Prevention Advice

Due to a slight increase in Burglaries in the area, please can I just remind all residents to mindful of the following advice .

REMEMBER
Keep windows either locked shut or locked in a vented position.
Don't leave keys in locks on display for a burglar to see and use.
Make your home appear occupied. Use timer switches to turn on lights
Don't leave valuables on view through windows which may tempt a thief.
Look out for your neighbour's property, if anyone appears suspicious in the area phone 101.

Kind Regards

Mark Raper
Community Beat Manager

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What's Happening In Your Area?

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Animals Escaping from Land - Isle of Axeholme (South) After having several reports of goats straying onto the road in the area of Westwoodside/Haxey it can be confirmed that this matter has now been resolved. We would urge land owners to routinely inspect fences and gates so as to reduce the risks of animals escaping. We recognise there are occassions where persons tresspassing onto land may cause damage which subsequently results in animals escaping. If you find this happens to yourself, please don't hesitate to contact us to report the matter.
Burglaries (Dwelling / Non Dwelling) Over recent weeks we have received a number of reports relating to incidents of burglar against outbuildings, farm buildings and also residential properties resulting in some high value equipment being taken. Burglary of homes or gardens can be devastating for victims and the force are committed to deterring and prosecuting burglars. However, we are keen to stop burglary in the first place and need you and other homeowners to play their part by taking steps to prevent offences and make homes and property unappealing targets for thieves. We work hard to prevent burglary and bring offenders to justice, however there are actions that householders can take to reduce the risk of being burgled. Often many homes are left unsecured with doors and windows left open or unlocked, which provide easy access for a thief. You can find out more information from the following link: https://www.humberside.police.uk/issues/burglary. To further support the prevention of crime i our communities, we have been working with North Lincolnshire council and launched Trade Watch to help stop residents in rural areas being a target of crime. The voluntary scheme has been created following reports of door step crime across the county. It will enable residents to feel safe in their community and send out a clear message that rogue traders and criminal activity will not be accepted. As part of the scheme, residents will agree not to commit to any work offered on the doorstep and report any suspicious companies or activities to the police. Residents in rural areas can sign up to the scheme, once they do, they will receive a Trade Watch window sticker and supporting information. Where full streets or villages take part in the scheme, street signs are available for them to display. Living in a Trade Watch area will reduce the risk of being approached or becoming a victim of door step crime. To find out more about Trade Watch, contact the council’s Safer Neighbourhoods team on 01724 244665 or email saferneighbourhoods@northlincs.gov.uk.
Poaching / Hare Coursing: Over recent months we have received reports from our local communities reporting concerns around poaching and hare-coursing, both during the day and during the hours of darkness. We recognise how incidents of this nature can make residents in our rural communities feel distressed, uneasy and unsafe. We are absolutely committed to taking action against those causing harm to our rural communities. We continue to drive our activities under Operation Gallileo and work closely with residents and farmers across our communities, along with partners and colleagues from our bordering Police Forces to tackle this offending and to bring those to justice. We hold regular days of action, both during the day and hours of darkness to target those using rural Humberside communities for this type of offending. We will do all we can to disrupt their offending behaviours and this includes seizing vehicles, dogs and applying for court orders to prohibit their return to our area in the future if necessary. You can find out more about Rural & Wildlife Crime here: https://www.humberside.police.uk/issues/wildlife-rural-crime.

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Animals Escaping from Land - Isle of Axeholme (South)

After having several reports of goats straying onto the road in the area of Westwoodside/Haxey it can be confirmed that this matter has now been resolved.

We would urge land owners to routinely inspect fences and gates so as to reduce the risks of animals escaping.

We recognise there are occassions where persons tresspassing onto land may cause damage which subsequently results in animals escaping. If you find this happens to yourself, please don't hesitate to contact us to report the matter.

Burglaries (Dwelling / Non Dwelling)

Over recent weeks we have received a number of reports relating to incidents of burglar against outbuildings, farm buildings and also residential properties resulting in some high value equipment being taken.

Burglary of homes or gardens can be devastating for victims and the force are committed to deterring and prosecuting burglars. However, we are keen to stop burglary in the first place and need you and other homeowners to play their part by taking steps to prevent offences and make homes and property unappealing targets for thieves.

We work hard to prevent burglary and bring offenders to justice, however there are actions that householders can take to reduce the risk of being burgled.

Often many homes are left unsecured with doors and windows left open or unlocked, which provide easy access for a thief.

You can find out more information from the following link: https://www.humberside.police.uk/issues/burglary.

To further support the prevention of crime i our communities, we have been working with North Lincolnshire council and launched Trade Watch to help stop residents in rural areas being a target of crime.

The voluntary scheme has been created following reports of door step crime across the county.

It will enable residents to feel safe in their community and send out a clear message that rogue traders and criminal activity will not be accepted.

As part of the scheme, residents will agree not to commit to any work offered on the doorstep and report any suspicious companies or activities to the police.

Residents in rural areas can sign up to the scheme, once they do, they will receive a Trade Watch window sticker and supporting information.

Where full streets or villages take part in the scheme, street signs are available for them to display.

Living in a Trade Watch area will reduce the risk of being approached or becoming a victim of door step crime.

To find out more about Trade Watch, contact the council’s Safer Neighbourhoods team on 01724 244665 or email saferneighbourhoods@northlincs.gov.uk.

Poaching / Hare Coursing:

Over recent months we have received reports from our local communities reporting concerns around poaching and hare-coursing, both during the day and during the hours of darkness.

We recognise how incidents of this nature can make residents in our rural communities feel distressed, uneasy and unsafe.

We are absolutely committed to taking action against those causing harm to our rural communities.

We continue to drive our activities under Operation Gallileo and work closely with residents and farmers across our communities, along with partners and colleagues from our bordering Police Forces to tackle this offending and to bring those to justice.

We hold regular days of action, both during the day and hours of darkness to target those using rural Humberside communities for this type of offending.

We will do all we can to disrupt their offending behaviours and this includes seizing vehicles, dogs and applying for court orders to prohibit their return to our area in the future if necessary.

You can find out more about Rural & Wildlife Crime here: https://www.humberside.police.uk/issues/wildlife-rural-crime.

Last Updated 16 Aug 2019

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Where We Are Over The Next 6 Months

Date	Location	Activity
Monday 2 Sep, 10:00am – 12:00pm	West Butterwick	Patch Walk
Thursday 12 Sep, 10:00am – 12:00pm	Owston Ferry	Patch Walk
Sunday 15 Sep, 4:00pm – 6:00pm	Gunthorpe	Patch Walk
Monday 30 Sep, 10:30am – 12:00pm	Mowbray’s, Haxey	Axholme South Police Surgery
Monday 9 Dec, 10:30am – 12:00pm	Mowbray’s, Haxey	Axholme South Police Surgery

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BURGLARY IN HAXEY (Humberside Police)

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DAMAGE TO PRIVATE MOTOR VEHICLE (Humberside Police)

THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE (Humberside Police)

NUISANCE MOTORBIKES (Humberside Police)

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Axholme South

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BURGLARY IN HAXEY (Humberside Police)

WHAT3WORDS (Humberside Police)

DAMAGE TO PRIVATE MOTOR VEHICLE (Humberside Police)

THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE (Humberside Police)

NUISANCE MOTORBIKES (Humberside Police)

BURGLARY PREVENTION (Humberside Police)

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