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Insp Craig Mattinson

Sgt 0798 Joanne Harvey

Sgt 2155 Craig Leitch

Sgt 2403 Jo Mellors

PC 2009 Carl Palmer

PCSO 7521 Lucy Howden

PCSO 7601 Alice Waller

PCSO 7679 Lindsey Leonard

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Police officers and staff in Bridlington have been working hard to keep their community safe (Humberside Police)

Local News Update

#Bridlington

Among the hundreds of daily calls for their service here are just some of the work carried out in the past few weeks:

Drugs taken off the streets of Bridlington
On 22 October thousands of pounds worth of drugs were seized on Windsor Crescent It’s estimated that they could be worth between £5,000 and £7,000 on the streets. Around two thousand pounds in cash, mobile phones, equipment used in drugs supply as well as a number of knives were also found and seized.
www.humberside.police.uk/news/four-arrested-drugs-offences-bridlington

Encouraging young people to bring out the best in them and learn new life skills
We welcomed a new group of young police cadets and saw Matthew Bennett win the Cadet of the Year award

Keeping people safe at the Fair
Our community team were on hand throughout the stay of the fair in Bridlington – making sure everyone enjoyed a safe and fun event.

Appeal to find man in connection with collision at Sewerby
We continue to appeal for help to locate a man we want to speak to about a collision on the cycle path at Sewerby.

Humber Talking
Humber Talking surveys continue to tell us about local issues and how we can best help our local residents. Having this face to face contact also lets us explain how we can help vulnerable people and spot people who might need help of other agencies.

Halloween
Halloween and bonfire night are on the near horizon and our local teams across the Force have been sharing ways to stay safe and to prevent antisocial behaviour. If you want to tell people that you don’t want trick or treaters please print out the attached poster

And last but by no means least…

PCSO Liz Smith is celebrated in the Yorkshire Post for her work in Bridlington
Our very own #SuperLiz featured in the Yorkshire Post this week – her outstanding work and commitment to her community continues to inspire everyone at Humberside Police.
www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/crime/is-this-the-uk-s-oldest-pcso-meet-the-71-year-old-patrolling-yorkshire-seaside-town-on-her-scooter-1-10063260

You can keep up to date with all the work going on in Bridlington and surrounding area by looking at our Bridlington section of the website www.humberside.police.uk/area/bridlington

On social media on Facebook and Twitter look out and follow the local team @Humberbeat_ERYN

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Crime Prevention Advice

Did you know that there is a range of crimes that you can report online such as hate crimes and non-injury road traffic collisions?

Did you know that there are some instances where the police might not necessarily be the right people to contact to help you deal with a particular issue?

Here is some guidance around which crimes you can report online and those partners you need to contact on particular issues such as antisocial behaviour to boundary abandoned vehicles to make sure you #MakeTheRightCall

www.humberside.police.uk/reporting-crime

If you use Twitter you can also follow me: @PCDKirkwood

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Regards

PC 805 Darren Kirkwood
Drypool Community Beat Manager
Humberside Police
Preston Road Police Station
Hull
HU9 3TB

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Witnesses sought to alleged assault in Hull (Humberside Police)

Witnesses sought to alleged assault in Hull

We are appealing to any witnesses who might have seen an alleged assault taking place on Willerby Road in Hull.

Two men were involved in a reported altercation just after 8pm near to the Manor Farm pub on Saturday 18 October.

One of the men was reported to have been knocked unconscious and was taken to hospital after sustaining a broken jaw.

A man was arrested on suspicion of GBH but has since been bailed.

We believe that a number of people were passing at the time, both on foot and driving passed. We want them to come forward with any information they may have.

Please contact us quoting reference number 16/115936/19.

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Drop In Bricknell Avenue Shops (Humberside Police)

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PCSO's Howden and Walker will be outside Bricknell Avenue shops on Saturday 12 October between 10 and 11am. Please pop along to discuss any issues or concerns you may have about your area.
We look forward to seeing you.

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Vehicle Crime Crime Prevention Advice (Humberside Police)

Crime Prevention Advice

Vehicle Crime

Most vehicle crime is preventable. It can take as little as 10 seconds for a thief to steal something from your car. The best way to protect your belongings is to lock your car whenever you leave it. Other things you can do include:

Removing everything from the car; don't even leave a jacket where it can be seen
Closing the sunroof along with the windows when you leave
Not storing things in the boot; take them with you
Storing car ownership information in your home, not your car
Having a routine to ensure you always take the keys out of the ignition
Taking removable stereos and sat nav equipment with you
In addition, using secure (theft resistant) number plates can make your plates less attractive to thieves

Where you park can make a big difference to the safety of your car and your belongings. Look out for car parks approved by the police Safer Parking scheme. You can find them by looking for their distinctive 'Park Mark' signs.

How to keep your car safe at home

Thieves sometimes break into houses looking for car keys. They can also use wires and hooks 'to try and drag' your keys through the letterbox.

Keep your keys away from doors and windows, and tucked away out of sight.

Have your vehicle's windows etched with its registration number or the last seven digits of the vehicle identification number (VIN). This can put criminals off, as it makes your car more difficult to sell. It also makes it easier for police to get your car back to you if it is stolen.

Get help when buying a used car

If you're thinking of buying a car it's a good idea to do a little research before you buy. Some vehicles are more secure than others.

The insurance research company Thatcham allows you to compare the security of new cars, motorcycles and trucks. It gives each vehicle a point score. That score can show you how the car you're thinking of buying compares to others on the market.

If you're buying a used car, the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) can also tell you what it knows about the vehicle. That information can include the make and model, the year it was built, and whether tax is owed on the vehicle.

Motorbikes

There are plenty of ways you can help to keep your motorbike safe:

Always lock your bike and set its alarm if it has one
Try to use a designated motorcycle parking place with a stand and security loop
When leaving your bike for some time, try to lock it to something secure. At home, you can fit special attachments to lock your bike to
Use a motorbike cover
Have the motorbike marked with its vehicle identification number (VIN)
Don't leave items such as helmets or other possessions with your bike
Think about where you park - try to park where there are lots of people passing, good lighting and CCTV

A GOOD website to look at is www.police.uk/ and especially the ‘Crime Map’ as this will give you information about individual crimes near you postcode.

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Hi From PC 1264 Manny GUL (Humberside Police)

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What's Happening In Your Area?

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Cycling on the footpath Main areas for concern are Bricknell Avenue, Cottingham Road and Chanterlands Avenue North. Targeted patrolling continues to deal with this issue. As part of the Safer Schools Project, education has been provided to pupils at Kelvin Hall school to deter this type of activity. An initiative has taken place in the Chanterlands Avenue North area as a result of residents concerns, aimed at reducing offending and educating the public. Officers continue to stop and challenge those people riding on the footpath especially in the vicinity of Kelvin Hall School. Further to this we have held a day of action outside the school and stopped every student caught riding on the footpath at home time. We will continue to stop and challenge those committing offences.
Anti Social Behaviour Cropton Park The park is patrolled regularly by officers from the neighbourhood team. We are aware that has been a series of fires and an increase in antisocial behaviour and as a result we have been doing joint visits with members of the Neighbourhood Nuisance Team from Hull City Council. A number of young people have been stopped. Some have been searched and dealt with if required.

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Cycling on the footpath

Main areas for concern are Bricknell Avenue, Cottingham Road and Chanterlands Avenue North. Targeted patrolling continues to deal with this issue. As part of the Safer Schools Project, education has been provided to pupils at Kelvin Hall school to deter this type of activity. An initiative has taken place in the Chanterlands Avenue North area as a result of residents concerns, aimed at reducing offending and educating the public.

Officers continue to stop and challenge those people riding on the footpath especially in the vicinity of Kelvin Hall School. Further to this we have held a day of action outside the school and stopped every student caught riding on the footpath at home time. We will continue to stop and challenge those committing offences.

Anti Social Behaviour Cropton Park

The park is patrolled regularly by officers from the neighbourhood team.

We are aware that has been a series of fires and an increase in antisocial behaviour and as a result we have been doing joint visits with members of the Neighbourhood Nuisance Team from Hull City Council.

A number of young people have been stopped. Some have been searched and dealt with if required.

Last Updated 25 Oct 2019

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Where We Are Over The Next 6 Months

Date	Location	Activity
Tuesday 26 Nov, 3:00pm – 4:00pm	Appleton Road	Street Surgery
Thursday 5 Dec, 10:30am – 11:30am	Tesco, Bricknell Avenue	Street Surgery

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Police officers and staff in Bridlington have been working hard to keep their community safe (Humberside Police)

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Witnesses sought to alleged assault in Hull (Humberside Police)

Drop In Bricknell Avenue Shops (Humberside Police)

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Witnesses sought to alleged assault in Hull (Humberside Police)

Drop In Bricknell Avenue Shops (Humberside Police)

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