Local News Update

[Date for the diary. The Neighbourhood Policing Team will be at Tesco, Hall Road, Hull on 4 January 2019. Come along to sign up property to Immobilise Property Register.  This is particularly good for new bikes and mobile phones not yet registered or marked up. We are also able to offer crime reduction/prevention advice and local updates.
 




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7690/7679#Nuisance motorbike's there will be officers patrolling the area tonight if you have any information please ring 101







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police visit to Bellfield school for their second world war street psrty


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Within the last week we have received  reports of a number of shed burglaries in the Meadowbank, Cardigan and Roslyn Road area. A resident has also reported suspicious males in the tenfoot. Local Police patrols will continue to patrol the ten foots. If anyone has any information regarding, or CCTV of any offences please call 101.
 







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Parking around Ainthorpe Primary School



The Neighbourhood Policing Team have received numerous complaints about parking around Ainthorpe School at drop off and pick up times. Residents have witnessed vehicles narrowly missing school children and have described the situation as dangerous.

We appreciate that the majority of parents/carers park safely and considerately however we do ask that parents and carers respect the residents in the area and park sensibly.

If vehicles are seen parking illegally or dangerously appropriate penalties will be issued were necessary.


 

 



Please plan your route well in advance in order to minimise disruption to your journey over the period of the repairs.

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A Bogus caller has been reported in your
neighbourhood.


On 2/12/2018 a male stating he was a British gas engineer knocked on a door on Greenwood Avenue and told the occupant that their has been a gas leak in the area and that he needed to check the boiler. The male was turned away by the occupant as the male was not displaying any ID, he was described as a white male, 5'7 slim build with black hair. He was wearing a back blazer and tie. After a call was made to British gas to see if they had an engineer working in the area, it was confirmed that their was no leak in the area and no engineer out. It is unclear as to the males intentions but if you come across this male do not let him in.




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A burglary has been reported in your neighbourhood


There has been a sharp increase in the number of shed and garage burglaries reported in your area over the last few weeks. If you see anyone acting suspiciously or have been a victim please call 101 to report the incident.
Please consider the security of your gardens, sheds and garages and the contents. Use good quality locks and consider lighting and alarms. Use Immobilise to register items. If you require any further advice please call 101 and ask for a visit from your local PCSO.




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Community Safety News

Local Community Officers are out and about on the Bricknell ward to tackle cycling on footpaths, the weather may put a dampener on things..





 
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West Neighbourhood Policing Team have recovered a number of stolen items that had been taken from sheds located on Cranberry Way Allotments. The items have been reunited with the rightful owners.


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A male is in custody after a cannabis factory was located at an address on Thoresby Street in Hull on Monday 26/11/2018.

If you suspect drugs are being dealt or grown in the area you live please contact 101.  You can also report anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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Yesterday a call was received in relation to an incident involving a weapon on Sibelius Road. A prompt response by Patrol and armed officers resulted in 3 arrests for violence and drugs offences. A quantity of drugs were recovered.


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A warrant has been executed at an address on Burcott Garth, Hull. 3 people were arrested for drugs offences and stolen goods recovered.



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Over 10K of criminal gains seized by police under POCA


Over £10,000 will be going back into local communities under the Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA), after our Asset Recovery Team secured three cash forfeiture orders and a confiscation order at court last week. 

POCA allows police forces to apply to the courts for a forfeiture order or confiscation order when there is suspicion that money has been acquired as a result of crime and is intended to be used for future criminality. 

Mark Butler, 33, of Somerton Road, Immingham, was ordered to forfeit £1,558.50 after he failed to provide evidence of how he had acquired money that was found by officers investigating an assault. He was sentenced to two and a half years in prison after he was convicted of grievous bodily harm, battery, possession of a knife and criminal damage in Immingham in March. 

Shaun Dommett, 24, and Michael Wood, 41, both of Wellington Street, Grimsby, were ordered to forfeit £1,995.03 under POCA after they admitted to buying stolen goods to sell on online selling sites and at car boot sales and money laundering. Both were sentenced last month to a twenty week sentence suspended for two years. 

£2,931.51 was recovered from Brian Smith’s property on 16th Avenue, Grimsby after a warrant was executed at the address earlier this year. Brian’s wife was ordered to forfeit the majority of this money after she failed to provide evidence of the money being legally acquired. Drugs were also recovered and, in July, Smith was sentenced to 4 years in prison for possession with intent to supply cocaine. 

A confiscation order was secured against David Gelder, 29, of Seagrave Grove, Hull ordering him to pay over £4,140 after we found a large amount of amphetamine at his property. He was sentenced to a total of 31 months in prison earlier this month after he was convicted of possession with intent to supply amphetamine, possessing an offensive weapon in a public place, criminal damage, possession of cannabis and theft.

Senior Financial Investigator Lorraine Baines said: “Humberside Police are seizing more cash from criminals across the whole Force area, so much so that we are in the process of recruiting more Financial Investigators and Cash Seizure Investigators who have been initially funded by the Police and Crime Commissioner. 

“We will continue to hit the criminals where it hurts them – in their pocket. By taking the cash away it prevents them from reinvesting in further criminal enterprises and helps keep our local communities safer and stronger with the money confiscated filtered back into the local area.

“If you suspect someone of being involved in illegal activity, please contact us on 101, or you can anonymously call Crimestoppers on 0800 555111 to pass information on.”
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Dates for your diaries Avenue Ward!  Two Police drop in's - the first is at the Post Office on Chanterlands Avenue on Wednesday 28th November 2018 from 10am til 11am.
The second is at Sewells Garage Chanterlands Avenue on Thursday 29th November 2018 from 7pm til 8pm.
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Local News


The first phase of Humber Talking has been well under way in the Beverley Road area of Hull for just over four weeks. So far over 560 people have completed our survey and we’ve already seen some great results, tackling issues and concerns raised by local residents and knocking on over 1800 doors.

Over the next few days and weeks our neighbourhood policing teams will be knocking on the doors of residents in Goole, East Marsh in Grimsby and Frodingham in Scunthorpe as we roll-out our ground-breaking initiative Humber Talking.

Superintendent Dave Hall said “It is very encouraging that people from Hull have taken the time to begin helping us shape the service which Humberside Police provides to them. With the role out of Humber Talking to Goole, East Marsh and Frodingham areas, we want to get closer to the people we serve and really understand what it’s like to live and work in their communities.”

“We want to better understand what’s great and what’s not so great about where people live so we can work with residents to help tackle any worries and issues that they may have.”

“The information we gather will be used to set priorities for our neighbourhood teams, and where issues are raised that are not police issues, we will work with our relevant partners to make sure they are aware of them.”

“What’s great about Humber Talking is that at the touch of a button our officers can use the data on a daily basis to pinpoint exactly what and where the issues are - whether that be a street, a school, a shop, or a park – and help us address those issues along with the council and our other partner agencies.”

“From fly tipping to street drinking, tell us about what matters to you and help influence policing in your area. If you’re not in when we call, we’ll come back, because everyone’s opinion is important to us.”

Once the survey has been completed, which is digital and will only takes a few minutes, we are able to respond and interact with you directly about your own individual concerns in your own specific geographical area if you sign up to our messaging system, My Community Alert.

This is the kind of information we want so we can tell you what we’re doing and what results we are getting. Over the next few weeks we’ll be following our teams as they are out and about speaking with local residents. Watch this space!
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