Derringham

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

“We have got to do a lot more together because there are more than enough opportunities in this city for all our young people to be involved in and make a real difference in their lives and everybody else’s lives.”
That was the message from Chief Superintendent Darren Downs today, as he spoke on the Radio Humberside breakfast show about the ongoing partnership work in place to find a long-term solution to antisocial behaviour.
The Hull and East Yorkshire divisional commander acknowledged the challenges faced by our teams and other agencies in dealing with the issues – not only in Hull, but across the whole of the Humberside force area.
Across Northern Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire projects bringing together the community, our teams, local councils, education providers, social services, housing providers and a host of other agencies are already up and running.
However, these initiatives cannot solve all the issues overnight and Chf Supt Downs also spoke of his sorrow that some people are still left feeling afraid or isolated as a result of the actions of others.
But, his overriding message was one of hope that by working together, we will make a difference.
Find out what he had to say: www.humberside.police.uk/news/together-we-can-tackle-asb




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Alert - Vehicles stolen during Burglary

sometime around 130am this morning, Saturday 7th November 2020, the occupier of a property on Benningholme Lane, Skirlaugh was woken by the noise of their vehicle been driven off from their drive. It was discovered that intruder(s) had gained entry by forcing the rear kitchen door and removed two sets of vehicle keys. 

These keys was used to steal their grey Audi S3 TFSI QUATTRO and a grey AUDI A1 from the drive.

If you witnessed anything relating to this HANIO Burglary or have CCTV that covers the location, or have witnessed these AUDIs parked up in your area; please call the police on 101 with investigation number 16/114603/20





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Male Fined £658.59 at court for Breach of Community Protection Notice after he was stopped in relation to an Hare Coursing incident.This is an excellent result and sends a strong message to any person who is engaged in this activity.

Calling all residents of Haltemprice wards!

Your local Neighbourhood Policing Team are hosting an online community catch-up today and you are invited to join in.

We will be using Zoom to host a half-an-hour session between 3.00pm and 3.30pm today, Tuesday 13 October.

Inspector Paul Gladstone will be hosting the event and will be giving an update on all the fantastic work the local team have been doing recently to keep our streets safe.

There will then be an opportunity for members of the community to ask questions or raise any concerns that they want the team to be aware of.

For more information and to find out how you can get involved click here.
 
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Good News Update


Operation Conquest - Week 1 Roundup

Week one has seen a productive start to the week with a number of successful stories for Operation Conquest.

Last night saw another two adults in custody for attempted burglary both nominals were found by officers from the team who were out on the estate in plain clothes.
Another male dealt with for the possession of cannabis, he was given a cannabis warning.

Two juveniles given dispersal orders to leave the area from the period of 48 hours after been seen causing anti-social behaviour.
 

Here are some of the other updates from earlier on in the week:


Last night saw a productive start to operation conquest on North Hull Estate. Here are some of the results we had last night: 

One juvenile in custody for the possession of fireworks following an incident on north hull where fireworks were thrown in an area where children were playing #YouSaidWeListened #UseFireworksSafely #SafeToPlayOut #OpConquest #0515

One male dealt with for traffic offences including driving a vehicle with no insurance

One adult male in custody for burglary and theft offences. 

FIREWORKS:
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THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE
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ROAD TRAFFIC OFFENCES
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We also understand there has recently been an increase in incidents involving fireworks and firework related offences, if you have any information on who is using fireworks as a weapon or missile and where they are being purchased from please call 101 and quote OP CONQUEST
 
Here are the results of Op Conquest Day 2

One juvenile in police custody for possession of cannabis following a plain clothes officer stopped and searched the male on Ellerburn Shops

15 Covid/ASB enforcement letters issued to youth and parents of the most prolific offenders on north hull estate. These have been issued to people who are causing Anti-social behaviour in groups of 6 or more on the North Hull Estate. We intent to follow up on these youth with fixed penalty notices if any further offences or breaches are committed by these youth who have been warn several times by officer. We started off by explaining and engaging with anybody breaching the restriction and now we have moved onto encouraging them to abide by the law. Our next step will be to enforce with fines to their parents now they are aware.

Two stop searches conducted in the Northern area for drugs offences and also firework offences.
 

Our Plea

We will continue to work hard on the estate to prevent any offences but we need your help in identifying suspect who are throwing fireworks and causing a nuisance on the estate. You can provide information by call 101 or 999 or anonymously to crime stoppers UK (link below)

crimestoppers-uk.org/

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Please also reply to this Community alerts to provide information which could assist us on North Hull. Any feedback appreciated
 
If you have any information which could prove valuable to us in the North Hull Team then please reply to this alert for direct contact with the team

PC 0515 BARLEY
Operation Conquest 

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