Newington and Gipsyville

Warrant executed at address known for drug criminality


Following a warrant by the Hull Central Neighbourhood Team at a property on Ena Street yesterday (Thursday 19 November), the tenants have been evicted and address secured.

Acting on community information that the property was being used for drug taking and dealing activity, the team took enforcement action in order to prevent the property from causing the community further harm. All occupants of the address were evicted, the property closed down and keys returned to the landlord.

Community Beat Manager Tim McGowan said: “I would like to thank the community for coming together to enable us to take positive action against this address.

“We hope they feel safer knowing that the property will no longer be a centre of criminality and anti-social behaviour in their area.

“Any piece of information we receive from our communities is taken into account and wherever appropriate, we will take action.

“I would urge residents to continue engaging with their local team or reporting information via 101.”

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Suspicious circumstances reported in your area


Have you seen anything happening in your neighbourhood recently?  Something suspicious?  A person lurking on a street corner?  A car?  An incident that doesn't right?
You can report anything suspicious to Humberside Police on 101, or you can talk to your neighbourhood officers, PC Palmer, and PCSO's Carmichael, Hill, Ledger and Leonard at the West Neighbourhood Policing Team.  Or you can reply to this alert.
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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.