Missing Person: - Can you help?

We are concerned for the safety of 82 year old Donald Francis.  Donald was last seen at 9am on Monday 13 January and despite extensive searches for him he has not been located.

He has been living at Thornton Court, Linnaeus Street, Hull (where he was last seen) but has also lived on Nornabell Street so may have tried to make his way there.

Donald is around 5 ft 7 inch of slim build with white/grey hair.. He was thought to be wearing a large blue jacket, red pyjamas bottoms and yellow 'rig' boots.

We would ask residents in the area to check their out-houses and gardens/land and report any sightings to us.

We have an unconfirmed sighting of Donald at the Bransholme Medical Centre on Monday at around 4.15pm, if you have seen a man matching the above description in the North Hull and Bransholme areas please call us.

If you see Donald or know where he is please call us on 101 quoting log 242 13 January 2020.

Good News!

Thursday 02/01/2020 Three males have been reported for Hare Coursing. Working in conjunction with local Land owners and Farmwatch the three males were observed on Land with three Dogs and as a result all three males were reported for the Offences.



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A burglary has been reported in your neighbourhood


In the early hours of this morning three cars have been stolen following burglaries in the villages surrounding Hull.

A red mini and a silver BMW (Reg YY17 JNL) were stolen following a burglary on Arlington Avenue in Cottingham. It was reported to us at 2.30am, the mini was later found and recovered from north Hull.  The BMW remains missing.

At 3am we received a call from a man who’d disturbed intruders in his home on Hazelbarrow Drive in Willerby, Car keys stolen however the intruders fled before able to take any vehicles.

A third burglary was reported a house on Nunburnholme Park in East Ella, a black BMW (Reg RF14 KFD) was taken.  The vehicle was spotted heading west and remains outstanding.

We are investigating all these offences and area appealing for anyone who knows about these incidents or the whereabouts of the vehicles to call us on 101 quoting Log 49 31 December 2019.

Advice to prevent vehicles being stolen:
Keep your vehicle locked whenever you leave it
Park your car in a well-lit area
If you have a garage use it to keep your car out of sight – make sure your car is locked – even in the garage
Always lock and secure your home, especially at night and to store car keys in a safe place.
Lock garden and drive gates if you have them
Consider buying a CCTV system or video door bell.
Never hang keys on the inside of a door and don’t leave keys on show or in an obvious place. Hide house and car keys within the house somewhere safe.

Detective Inspector Richard Osgerby of Hull’s CID says, “If anyone sees anything suspicious, youths on mopeds or on foot wearing face coverings, anybody looking as though they are checking a property or vehicle out, or anything out of the ordinary please contact us.

“Consider the value of the usual contents of the garage and have a clear out to be able to put your car safely away. Keeping high value cars out of sight will prevent thefts and burglaries.”

“We want to hear from anyone who has information about people involved in burglaries and thefts.  If you don’t want to speak to the police then you can call the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. You can give information anonymously and you could claim a reward.”

For more advice about home and car security go to our website:  www.humberside.police.uk/protect-your-home & https://www.humberside.police.uk/protect-your-vehicle
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Hi

I am contacting you today with relation to suspicious males who have been active in the area recently committing thefts and burglaries.

Three young males have been travelling around the area looking to commit crime, all of them riding on the same moped. This makes the males easily identifiable as you should never see three persons on a moped and they seldom wear any protective motorcycle equipment. Please bear in mind two or one rider on mopeds who may be acting suspiciously and wearing little if no protective equipment.

If you see a moped as described above HUMBERSIDE POLICE are asking you report this to us as soon as is safe to do so. Do this via 101 unless there is a crime in action when we would ask you call 999. Please do not try and confront these persons, just help keep HUMBERSIDE POLICE informed of their location and movements. The males can move swiftly via this means of travel and your information will assist us in being able to track these persons down.

HUMBERSIDE POLICE would also like to take this opportunity to remind you of some simple crime prevention techniques.

Keep doors locked where possible.
Keep gates shut, lock them were possible.
Don’t leave property such as bikes or motor bikes unattended and unlocked in easily accessible gardens.  
Keep valuables out of view.
Don’t leave your car, open with the keys in it, even if you are just nipping into the house for a very short period, these males can appear very quickly and be gone before you know it.
If you know neighbours are away keep an eye out on their property.
Keep ladders and tools stored away.
Remember the above, don’t make it easy for them!

Regards
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Hi
I am contacting you today with relation to suspicious males who have been active in the area recently committing thefts and burglaries.

Three young males have been travelling around the area looking to commit crime, all of them riding on the same moped. This makes the males easily identifiable as you should never see three persons on a moped and they seldom wear any protective motorcycle equipment. Please bear in mind two or one rider on mopeds who may be acting suspiciously and wearing little if no protective equipment.

If you see a moped as described above HUMBERSIDE POLICE are asking you report this to us as soon as is safe to do so. Do this via 101 unless there is a crime in action when we would ask you call 999. Please do not try and confront these persons, just help keep HUMBERSIDE POLICE informed of their location and movements. The males can move swiftly via this means of travel and your information will assist us in being able to track these persons down.

HUMBERSIDE POLICE would also like to take this opportunity to remind you of some simple crime prevention techniques.

Keep doors locked where possible.
Keep gates shut, lock them were possible.
Don’t leave property such as bikes or motor bikes unattended and unlocked in easily accessible gardens.  
Keep valuables out of view.
Don’t leave your car, open with the keys in it, even if you are just nipping into the house for a very short period, these males can appear very quickly and be gone before you know it.
If you know neighbours are away keep an eye out on their property.
Keep ladders and tools stored away.
Remember the above, don’t make it easy for them!

Regards
PC BATCH
 







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Local News Update

We’re issuing some advice after a number of recent car thefts where car keys were stolen during house burglaries.

Superintendent Jenny Bristow said, “What happened in a number of recent crimes is that intruders have broken into houses, during the night while people are asleep, to steal car keys and anything else they can lay their hands on. The keys have then then used to steal cars.
 
“We are investigating all these offences but think it’s also helpful to remind residents of some crime prevention advice.”
 

- Always lock and secure your home, especially at night and to store car keys in a safe place.
- If you are able to - keep your car locked in a garage
- Lock garden and drive gates if you have them
- Consider buying a good CCTV system
- Never hang keys on the inside of a door and don’t leave keys on show or in an obvious place. Hide house and car keys within the house somewhere safe.

“If anyone sees anything suspicious, anybody looking as though they are checking a property or vehicle out, or anything out of the ordinary please contact us.”
 
We are investigating two recent incidents which we are appealing for witnesses and information.
 
The first was (Log 244 09/12/19) on Salcey Close, Kingswood, between 2pm on Saturday 7 and 3.30pm on Monday 9 December where a white Kia Sportage was stolen.
 
The second was (Log 70 10/12/19) on Mill Beck Lane, Cottingham, between 11pm and 7am overnight Monday 9 and Tuesday 10 December where two cars, a black  Lexus and a white Peugeot were stolen.
 
If you have any information about these two crimes or know where these cars are, call us on the non-emergency number 101 quoting the above log numbers.  Alternatively you can call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. The information you provide to this independent charity could qualify you for a reward.
 
For more advice about home and car security go to our website:  www.humberside.police.uk/protect-your-home & www.humberside.police.uk/protect-your-vehicle

 




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