Cannabis grow found during drugs warrant


Officers have seized a number of cannabis plants as well as five large bags, three seedlings, and seven 28g bags of the drug at a property in Cleethorpes during a drugs warrant executed yesterday.

Equipment thought to be used in preparing cannabis was also found during the warrant executed under section 23 of the Misuse of Drugs Act.

The drugs were taken away and the property was made safe.

A man later voluntarily attended a police station and was spoken to by officers in connection with the cultivation of a controlled drug. 

Inspector Mel Christie said: “We want to remind local communities that whether or not we seize cannabis or harder drugs like cocaine or heroin, we’re not only taking illegal drugs off the streets but we’re also cracking down on others crimes that surround drug use and supply.

“That can be anything from theft, robbery, burglary to much more serious crimes that can go hand-in-hand with drugs activity.

“We are looking at the bigger picture. By cutting off the supply of drugs, we also cut off the crime surrounding them.”

If you have any information or concerns about drugs in your area let us know.

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A burglary has been reported in your area.


Good morning,
There has been a report of a home being burgled near to your address.
On the 16th April, a home was entered via an insecure back door and unknown persons have entered the property being disturbed by the occupants and making good their escape.
It may be at this time to review your own security within your home.
The persons who commit these crimes are usually opportunists and will try numerous homes for such insecurities until they get "lucky". 
Don't let your home be one of these.

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Suspicious circumstances reported in your area

Good Morning,
I have been made aware by one of our residents groups around some unwelcome visitors during the early hours of today.
Two males were seen around the Vaughan Avenue area at around 4.30 this morning both appeared to be on pedal cycles and entering drives and checking the cars.
They are obviously up to no good. I am in the process of gathering CCTV and will look at circulating the images for identification.
Please be vigilant report anything suspicious along with ensuring that your possession's are locked away and nothing is left on show in your vehicles for these people to take advantage of.

Any further information or sightings please do not hesitate to contact me.

Thankyou





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Dear Resident,I have been made aware that there is a letter been delivered to residents in HUMBERSTON in relation to joining a Neighbour watch group of some sort.I would like residents to remain vigilant and report anything suspicious. If residents are interested in setting up a neighbourhood watch group, I would like to sign post you to the following website, namely;www.vanel.org.uk/nelwatchI have attached the letter for your attention.Kind RegardsDavid

Local News Update
Cleethorpes Neighbourhood Police Team have observed an increase in persons begging or claiming to be homeless recently, if you see a person you believe to be homeless by all means give them a hot drink or food but if you prefer to give a cash donation please put the money in the Harbour Place collection boxes in numerous shops on St Peters Avenue and not directly to the person. We work jointly with other agencies and support networks to ensure that people receive the help and support they need to address any issues.




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Crime Prevention Advice

There have been a number of reports of cycle theft in the area recently. Please assist us in preventing crime by following these steps:
>Lock the cycle to a fixed object to prevent it being carried off. Make sure the object can't be broken (ie plastic drain pipe)
>Use quality locks, graded on their security. Pay at least 10% of the value of the cycle for the lock with a £30 minimum.
>Remove expensive fixtures from the bike if you leave it unattended & swap quick release fittings for standard ones.
>Lock the bike parts to the frame using wire loops and security cables. These would include wheels and forks.
>If leaving you bike unattended choose busy well populated cycle racks, where there are many passing potential witnesses.
>If you need quick release accessories on your cycle change to standard Allen key fittings to protect parts from theft.
>Buying a second hand cycle? Check the seller's story sounds plausible & they have the original buyers pack and receipts. Check the cycle is not registered stolen for a small fee on Checkmend.com
>Property mark the cycle frame and forks or record existing serial numbers on the Free web site www.immobilise.com

Regards
Your Local Policing Team




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