Bridlington Central and Old Town
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Community Alerts
Vehicle seen on Land Driving through Crops (Humberside Police)
Tuesday, 17 Aug 2021 20:41
Humberside Police
Rural Matters
Do not let this harvest be a good one for thieves (Humberside Police)
Monday, 2 Aug 2021 14:44
Humberside Police
Rural Matters
Community Drop In Session (Humberside Police)
Wednesday, 7 Jul 2021 13:18
Humberside Police
Meeting notice
What's Happening In Your Area?
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Local News On the 6th of August officers dealt with a shop theft at Morrison and on the 10th of August a car was seized under S165 of the Roads Traffic Act after being observed being driven having no insurance, and being declared SORN. On the 17th of August at 2015 hours a Farmer discovered a Y Reg Silver Landrover Defender TD5 driving over crops on the out skirts of Bridlington The vehicle made off when Challenged by the Farmer and was later located nearby unattended at 2035 hours. It was seized for no insurance, Evidence of corn was still on the wheels. On the 19th of August a male was detained and dealt with after being seen running along Travis Street, Bridlington having in his possession £300 of stolen goods. The stolen item was returned to the victim. On the same day a female was arrested for breach of licence conditions. Upon searching her a quantity of what was suspected to be a class A drug was found. This month Officers have been dealing positively with reports of off road motorbikes in various locations in Bridlington. Please continue to report any issues you may have. Our community engagements this month included a community surgery on Shaftsbury Avenue on the 9th. On the 12th a community patch walk took place on Priory Walk with an ASB officer and councillor Heslop-Mullens. A further community surgery took place on Bedford Grove. |
Disruption of Drug activity We continue to review and develop intelligence on drug misuse in the town and surrounding areas. Further warrants and pro-active patrols using our Section 18 Stop/Search Powers are planned that will continue to disrupt drug misuse. This includes the assistance of our Pro-Active Teams based in Hull. Please report any information that you have in relation to drug supply or misuse via 101 or crime stoppers that you can do anonymously. |
Public Order / ASB including Drug Related We continue to monitor and review information on individuals using drugs / injecting drugs in public places within the town centre. Linked to our disruption of Drugs priority we will continue to carry out High Visibility Patrols in these areas and utilise specialist teams to combat this issue. All calls for service relating to Anti-Social Behaviour are attended by the Community Team. We work closely together with other partner agencies to reduce Anti-Social Behaviour and to mitigate the risk of harm that it brings to the Community. |
Shop Theft We have identified an increase in shop thefts. We will be engaging with shops targeted by prolific offenders and teams. We will be reviewing CCTV opportunities to identify suspects and encourage the use of the ShopWatch Scheme to reduce instances of this type of crime. |
HumberTalking Humber Talking is still being undertaken in the Bridlington area. We will be adhering to Social distancing guidance and will not be entering houses but speaking to members of the public who want to take part on their doorsteps. If you would rather participate online and highlight any issues you think the Police should be dealing with please visit the website www.mycommunityalert.co.uk/humbertalking. Your responses help us better understand our area and prioritise issues to be tackled. |
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