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Police will NOT ask for cash over the phone



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BE AWARE OF TELEPHONE SCAMS


Please be aware of telephone scams'
NEVER give out personal pin numbers or information that gives access to bank accounts etc.
Humberside police orany police force or associated agency would ask you for cash over the phone
please don't fall into the trap of fraudsters




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A burglary has been reported in your neighbourhood
Good morning

A burglary has been reported in the area of Parkfield drive. Please make sure that you lock your doors to your home and outbuildings. Also a reminder to report any incidents to the Poilce.
kind Regards
PCSO.  Rich Hill 7815



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Humberside Police - Meeting Invitation


PCSO meeting for local community to come and discuss any issues or concerns you may have.



 
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Vehicle Crime Prevention.
 
Having your car broken into and losing your things to thieves can be very distressing. Here are a few simple steps you can take to keep your vehicle, and what’s in it, safe.
 
1. Always lock it
Fuelling up or popping back into your house to get something are perfect examples of how easy it is to turn your back for a moment and forget your vehicle is unsecured. So get into the habit of locking your vehicle even if you’re only going to be away from it for a moment.
 
2. Close windows and the sun roof to prevent fishing
Leaving windows and the sunroof open invites fishing for items through the gap by hand or with, say, a bent coat hanger, which could also be used to unlock a door for them to get in. Thieves can be ingenious. Don’t give them the opportunity.
 
3. Secure your number plates with tamper-resistant screws
The easiest way to change the identity of a stolen vehicle or avoid speeding tickets and parking tickets is to fit stolen number plates. Using security screws to attach your vehicle’s number plates makes it harder for thieves to get your number.
 
4. Fit locking, anti-tamper wheel nuts to secure alloy wheels
Stolen wheels are valuable, either as parts or for their scrap value. Using locking wheel nuts reduces the risk of your vehicle’s wheels being stolen. Besides, your vehicle will always look better on wheels than on a pile of bricks.
 
5. Secure anything that’s on the outside of your vehicle
Anything left on roof-racks, tailgate racks, holiday top boxes or in tool chests are easily stolen when the vehicle is parked. The use of cable locks, padlocks and self-locking tools chests, which are secured to the vehicle, makes them more secure, but still, don’t leave things in them if you can avoid it.
 
6. Take it with you or hide it
Your mobile phone, coins for the car park, sunglasses, packs of medication or other items that can earn quick cash are irresistible to the opportunist thief. Remember, the cost of replacing a window is often much more than that of what’s stolen. And it should go without saying that wallets, handbags, purses and credit cards should never be left in an unattended vehicle.
 
7. Hide electrical items and leave no clues
Leaving sat nav mounts, suction cup marks on windows or cables on view gives it away that you have left a Sat Nav, smartphone or other device in your car. Even if they can’t see the Sat Nav or iPad they might still break in to see if it’s stored in the car, out of sight.

8. Take your documents with you
Having a vehicles registration and insurance documents could let a thief pretend to be the owner. Which means they could sell it on quite easily. So, never leave any documents in the vehicle.
 
9. Park in well-lit and busier areas
It can take less than 30 seconds to break into a vehicle. Parking in well-lit areas and busy streets increases the chances of a thief being seen, so they’ll probably steer clear.
 
10. Choose your car park wisely
If possible, always try to park in well-lit and staffed car parks.
 

Humberside Police - Meeting Invitation



PCSO COLLINS and PC HARRISON will be at The Highway Pub, Willerby Road, Hull on Monday 20th May 2019 from 20:00 hours until 21:00 hours.

Come along and have a chat with us about any local issues you have and sign up to my community alerts.




 
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