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We have been made aware that a male was seen down Goddard Avenue last night around 21:00 hours causing damage to vehicles in the area. Please if your vehicle has been damaged can you report the damage online or through 101 or if you have witnessed who did this please call 101 and quote incident number 542 26/11/2020. 





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Another cannabis factory has been shut down by our teams as part of our ongoing commitment to tackling drug related crime in our communities.
A 23-year-old man and an 18-year-old woman were arrested on suspicion of the production of cannabis after 44 plants were found at an address in Pavilion Crescent, Hull.
Officers carrying out the warrant also found the electrics in the property had been tampered with and that a sophisticated heating and watering system had been installed.
The man and woman have since been released, pending further enquiries.
Neighbourhood Beat Manager Tim McGowan said: “Cannabis grows in residential properties can pose a serious fire risk to neighbouring properties, as the electricity supply is tampered with to bypass the meter.
“We know from speaking to people in this area that tackling issues like this and wider drug related crime is important to you.
“I hope that the action taken here will demonstrate that we are listening and that we’re committed to showing criminals their activities will not be tolerated.
“If you have any concerns about what’s happening in your area, please speak to my team and I while we’re out and about, call us on our non-emergency 101 line or message us @humberbeat on Facebook or Twitter.”


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Warrant executed at address known for drug criminality


Following a warrant by the Hull Central Neighbourhood Team at a property on Ena Street yesterday (Thursday 19 November), the tenants have been evicted and address secured.

Acting on community information that the property was being used for drug taking and dealing activity, the team took enforcement action in order to prevent the property from causing the community further harm. All occupants of the address were evicted, the property closed down and keys returned to the landlord.

Community Beat Manager Tim McGowan said: “I would like to thank the community for coming together to enable us to take positive action against this address.

“We hope they feel safer knowing that the property will no longer be a centre of criminality and anti-social behaviour in their area.

“Any piece of information we receive from our communities is taken into account and wherever appropriate, we will take action.

“I would urge residents to continue engaging with their local team or reporting information via 101.”

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Three arrested and £7k suspected cocaine seized in drugs warrant


Three men have been taken into custody following a drugs warrant by our OCG team assisted by #OpGalaxy officers on Hardy Street, Hull earlier today, Thursday 12 November.

A 22-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs and two 20-year-old men have been arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs.

Upon searching the property, approximately £7,000 worth of suspected cocaine was discovered and seized.

The men remain in custody whilst enquiries continue.

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Humberside Police would like to make residents and parents aware of a marked increase in antisocial behaviour around Boothferry Estate. While we are and do deal with the youths that can be identified often the youths make off prior to our arrival. Can we please ask parents to ensure they know where their children are. We are in a national lockdown and they should not be associating with others. Many thanks for your cooperation in this matter.

Local News Update


#OpConquest #Update On 5th October 2020 The #OpConquest team landed on North Hull and we've done our best to keep you updated as we go alone, via social media and My community Alerts. Here are some of our stats since the operation began.

Arrests – 54 (A number for firework offences and breaching 35 notices issued- ASB type offences)
Drug Warrants – 6
Stop Searches – 63
Vehicle Searches – 10
Covid Letters- 50+ Tickets for breaching Covid- 8
Vehicles Seized- 3
Traffic tickets- 4
Cannabis Warnings- 3
A large number of Section 35 warnings issued.

If you have any information regarding Anti-social behaviour or criminality on North Hull then please call 101/999 #OpConquest #ProtectingCommunities #TargetingOffenders #0515

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