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Insp Jon Powell

Sgt 1534 Helen McGill

PC 0444 Tony Corden

PCSO 7697 Kerry Jones

PCSO 7801 Sarah Gazda

Community Alerts

Two vehicles stolen - Old Goole (Humberside Police)

A vehicle crime has been reported in your neighbourhood

Unfortunately two vehicles have been stolen recently in the Old Goole area.

A silver Fiat van was stolen from Heber Street, Goole between 7:45pm Saturday 20 February and 1:30am Sunday 21 February.

A blue Nissan Juke was stolen from Hall Road, Goole between 9:30pm Monday 22 February and 9am Tuesday 23 February.

Both cars were stolen without keys.

If you have any information please call us on 101.

If you own a car which has keyless entry, it is worth considering a security pouch to store your car keys, to help prevent keyless car theft (also known as Relay Theft).

Please purchase approved products from approved suppliers, the following websites will point you in the right direction:

www.securedbydesign.com
www.soldsecure.com
www.locksmiths.co.uk

Visit our Website for vehicle crime prevention advice.

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Shed Burglaries - Morley Street - Old Goole (Humberside Police)

A burglary has been reported in your neighbourhood

Unfortunately two sheds were burgled on Morley Street, Goole during the early hours of Saturday 20 February.

A further shed has been burgled on the same street during the early hours of this morning Monday 22 February.

If you saw anything suspicious or if you have any information, please call us on 101.

Please remain vigilant and ensure your property and garden are secure. Ideally, high value items should not be left in a shed, but if they must be stored in there, then ensure the items are locked and anchored to a solid structure within.

Visit our Website for burglary prevention advice and register your property with Immobilise here.

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Suspicious van selling mattresses - Goole (Humberside Police)

Suspicious circumstances reported in your area

A white Citroen Relay van was seen in the Goole area yesterday afternoon (February 15) and also again today. The occupants were offering mattresses for sale from the back of the van. If this vehicle is seen in your local area, please call the Police straight away on 101. Thank you.

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Recruitment window opens soon (Humberside Police)

We're Hiring!

Our recruitment window for new police officers will open soon.
Find out more about our eligibility requirements by attending our virtual events on 17 or 22 Feb at 7.30pm

Book your place by emailing recruiting@humberside.pnn.police.uk

#JoinThePolice #TeamHumberside
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Rural Task Force East Riding of Yorkshire (Humberside Police)

Protecting our communities, wildlife and heritage

Humberside Police have set up a new dedicated unit focusing on tackling rural, wildlife and heritage crimes within the East Riding of Yorkshire.

The Rural Task Force will be based at Driffield Police Station, ideally placed within the ‘Capital of the Wolds’ and will consist of four police constables and one sergeant.

The team will be targeting those who chose to commit crime within our rural communities.

The Inspector leading the Rural Task Force is Neighbourhood Police Inspector Jon Powell, he said, “Over the years Humberside Police have worked tirelessly to tackle rural crime and help to make our rural communities feel safer. This new team will focus on disruption of criminal activities, apprehension, arrest, charging and prosecution of offenders.

“All with the aim of deterring others from committing similar offences. This will send out a clear message that rural, wildlife and heritage crime will not be tolerated.

“The team will be building on existing relationships with local rural communities, groups and businesses which will develop and support them in tackling crimes that affect them most.”

The Rural Task Force will continue the pro-active work already undertaken by our community teams who are targeting hare coursing and poaching, marine wildlife disturbance, raptor persecution as well as offences around hunting with dogs, badger baiting and heritage crime.

There is also a focus on supporting and co-ordinating disruption around plant and agricultural theft and associated crimes.

The Rural Task Force will be working in partnership with Humberside Fire and Rescue utilising the latest drone technology to achieve best evidence of hunting and poaching offences, and also East Riding of Yorkshire Council with further enforcement opportunities around Community Protection Warnings and Notices for those who commit wildlife crime within our area.

A close working relationship has already been established with neighbouring forces and the Rural Task Force intend to continue this with increased sharing of intelligence and information to target those who travel across the border to commit offences.

On Wednesday 27 January 2021 the team worked alongside North Yorkshire Rural Task Force in a joint cross border night time operation targeting night time poaching and acquisitive crime within the rural communities of Humberside and Ryedale setting a clear intent of partnership working from day one.

To read this article with pictures and to meet the team click here.

Please keep up to date with the team’s activities by following the hashtag #RuralTaskForce and our social media platforms on Twitter @HPWildlifeRural @Humberbeat_ERYN @Humberbeat_ERYS @Humberbeat_ERYW on Facebook look out for activity in your area on your local pages Humberside Police East Riding of Yorkshire North / South and West.

There is more information about how we tackle rural crime with lots of prevention advice on our website.

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Attempt Burglary - Gray Street - Goole (Humberside Police)

A burglary has been reported in your neighbourhood

Unfortunately there was an attempt made to burgle a property on Gray Street, Goole. This occurred yesterday February 6 between 10:00am and 10:45am.

If you saw anything suspicious or have any information then please call 101 quoting crime reference 16/20006/21.

Please remain vigilant and ensure your property and garden are secure.

Visit our Website for burglary prevention advice and register your property with Immobilise here.

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What's Happening In Your Area?

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Please be mindful of the new Government guidelines for England to tackle Coronavirus. Find out more about the lockdown measures www.gov.uk/coronavirus Local Officers are out in the community to provide reassurance and guidance around these measures. We are confident that members of our community will be responsible in ensuring these rules are adhered to, however Officers will challenge any breaches that occur and positive action will be taken.
Catalytic converter thefts - how to protect your vehicle We are warning motorists to be on their guard following a number of reports in the last month of catalytic converters being stolen in our areas (Goole, Pocklington and North Cave). While all cars are potentially at risk, thieves are most likely to target hybrids, where the catalytic converter is used less and the metals are less likely to be damaged, or vehicles with a higher ground clearance, such as vans and SUVs. We are investigating all the reports we have received and are following up a number of lines of enquiry. In the meantime, we want to help prevent further thefts from occurring, so please pass on our advice to anyone you think may be at risk and, if you see anyone acting suspiciously, please call us on our non-emergency 101 line. Among the steps you can take to protect your vehicle are: Speak to your local garage about having suitable locks or guards fitted. They can also advise you on getting your catalytic converter security marked to make it harder for thieves to dispose of. Park your car in a locked garage where possible. If that isn’t an option, park in a well lit and busy area. Park with your exhaust close to walls, fences or high kerbs, which will make it harder to access. Catalytic converters are at the front of your vehicle, so park facing walls or other vehicles where possible, which will make it harder to remove.
Scam Awareness We have been alerted to a highly believable scam which starts with a text and advises the user that they are eligible to apply for the vaccine and to click on the link in the text message. The user is then led to a webpage, which looks very convincing and asks them to complete some details, in order for them to be able to apply for the vaccine. The details asked for: Name Address Date of birth Proof of address Card payment details With the recent approval of multiple vaccines in the UK, these types of scam attempts are likely to continue, as fraudsters continue to take advantage of the rollout to some many people Please see our article on our website: https://www.ourwatch.org.uk/news/fake-text-identifying-you-eligible-covid-19-vaccine
Anti-social Behaviour - Motorbikes Humberside Police are receiving regular complaints concerning the anti-social use of off road bikes and motorbikes. Riding these bikes are, for some, a popular pastime however, it can result in complaints to the Police and Council when they are being used in a dangerous, noisy and anti-social way. Off road motorbikes can only be used if it is on private land and you have the land owners permission. It is illegal to ride any motorbike in public open spaces such as parks, play areas and pavements. In law, most off road motorbikes must be constructed to a specific standard in order to be ridden on a public highway. Most off road motorbikes do not meet this standard. Off road motorbikes also need the following if they are to be used on the public highway; DVLA registration Road Tax Valid MOT Fitted with lights Fitted with registration plates The rider must also; Be aged 17 or over (or 16 if the vehicle meets the definition of a moped) Hold a valid driving licence Wear suitable safety equipment e.g. helmet If off road bikes or motorbikes are causing a nuisance in your neighbourhood then call Police on 101. Police can stop vehicles which are being used in a careless, inconsiderate manner or is being ridden off road and it is likely to cause alarm, distress or annoyance to the public. If, following a warning the person continues to offend, Police can seize and remove the vehicle. Information that can help Police may include: The name and address of the owner Where the bike is stored When and where the bike is being used (e.g. times and routes) Descriptions of those that use the bike and its make/model/colour. #OpYellowfin – tackling motorcycle related crime and antisocial behaviour.
CrimeStoppers - Tackling Organised Immigration Crime Together In response to Operation Melrose, which sought justice for the 39 migrants found dead in the back of a refrigerated lorry in 2019, CrimeStoppers is launching a nationwide organised immigraton campaign in partnership with the UK goverment, who, in the last year, have convicted 59 individuals for people smuggling and handed down over 142 years in prison time. CrimeStoppers is an independent charity that gives people the power to speak up and stop crime, 100% anonymously, by phone (0800 555 111) and online, 24/7, 365 days a year. For further informaton about the campaign please go to their website:Crimestoppers-uk.org.

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Please be mindful of the new Government guidelines for England to tackle Coronavirus.

Find out more about the lockdown measures

www.gov.uk/coronavirus

Local Officers are out in the community to provide reassurance and guidance around these measures. We are confident that members of our community will be responsible in ensuring these rules are adhered to, however Officers will challenge any breaches that occur and positive action will be taken.

Catalytic converter thefts - how to protect your vehicle

We are warning motorists to be on their guard following a number of reports in the last month of catalytic converters being stolen in our areas (Goole, Pocklington and North Cave).

While all cars are potentially at risk, thieves are most likely to target hybrids, where the catalytic converter is used less and the metals are less likely to be damaged, or vehicles with a higher ground clearance, such as vans and SUVs.

We are investigating all the reports we have received and are following up a number of lines of enquiry. In the meantime, we want to help prevent further thefts from occurring, so please pass on our advice to anyone you think may be at risk and, if you see anyone acting suspiciously, please call us on our non-emergency 101 line.

Among the steps you can take to protect your vehicle are:

Speak to your local garage about having suitable locks or guards fitted. They can also advise you on getting your catalytic converter security marked to make it harder for thieves to dispose of.
Park your car in a locked garage where possible. If that isn’t an option, park in a well lit and busy area.
Park with your exhaust close to walls, fences or high kerbs, which will make it harder to access.
Catalytic converters are at the front of your vehicle, so park facing walls or other vehicles where possible, which will make it harder to remove.

Scam Awareness

We have been alerted to a highly believable scam which starts with a text and advises the user that they are eligible to apply for the vaccine and to click on the link in the text message. The user is then led to a webpage, which looks very convincing and asks them to complete some details, in order for them to be able to apply for the vaccine.

The details asked for:

Name
Address
Date of birth
Proof of address
Card payment details

With the recent approval of multiple vaccines in the UK, these types of scam attempts are likely to continue, as fraudsters continue to take advantage of the rollout to some many people

Please see our article on our website:

https://www.ourwatch.org.uk/news/fake-text-identifying-you-eligible-covid-19-vaccine

Anti-social Behaviour - Motorbikes

Humberside Police are receiving regular complaints concerning the anti-social use of off road bikes and motorbikes.

Riding these bikes are, for some, a popular pastime however, it can result in complaints to the Police and Council when they are being used in a dangerous, noisy and anti-social way.

Off road motorbikes can only be used if it is on private land and you have the land owners permission. It is illegal to ride any motorbike in public open spaces such as parks, play areas and pavements.

In law, most off road motorbikes must be constructed to a specific standard in order to be ridden on a public highway. Most off road motorbikes do not meet this standard. Off road motorbikes also need the following if they are to be used on the public highway;

DVLA registration
Road Tax
Valid MOT
Fitted with lights
Fitted with registration plates

The rider must also;

Be aged 17 or over (or 16 if the vehicle meets the definition of a moped)
Hold a valid driving licence
Wear suitable safety equipment e.g. helmet

If off road bikes or motorbikes are causing a nuisance in your neighbourhood then call Police on 101. Police can stop vehicles which are being used in a careless, inconsiderate manner or is being ridden off road and it is likely to cause alarm, distress or annoyance to the public. If, following a warning the person continues to offend, Police can seize and remove the vehicle.

Information that can help Police may include:

The name and address of the owner
Where the bike is stored
When and where the bike is being used (e.g. times and routes)
Descriptions of those that use the bike and its make/model/colour.

#OpYellowfin – tackling motorcycle related crime and antisocial behaviour.

CrimeStoppers - Tackling Organised Immigration Crime Together

In response to Operation Melrose, which sought justice for the 39 migrants found dead in the back of a refrigerated lorry in 2019, CrimeStoppers is launching a nationwide organised immigraton campaign in partnership with the UK goverment, who, in the last year, have convicted 59 individuals for people smuggling and handed down over 142 years in prison time.

CrimeStoppers is an independent charity that gives people the power to speak up and stop crime, 100% anonymously, by phone (0800 555 111) and online, 24/7, 365 days a year. For further informaton about the campaign please go to their website:Crimestoppers-uk.org.

Last Updated 23 Feb 2021

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Two vehicles stolen - Old Goole (Humberside Police)

Shed Burglaries - Morley Street - Old Goole (Humberside Police)

Suspicious van selling mattresses - Goole (Humberside Police)

Recruitment window opens soon (Humberside Police)

Rural Task Force East Riding of Yorkshire (Humberside Police)

Attempt Burglary - Gray Street - Goole (Humberside Police)

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