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Theft of a Pedal Cycle

Dear Resident

Humberside Police are investigating a Theft of a pedal cycle from David Lloyd Gym
The incident occurred between 17.20hrs and 17:40hrs on 8th October 2021. The offender(s) approached bike racks outside the gym, have selected a number of bikes and have broken locks off at least one and made off.

If you saw anyone acting suspiciously in the area around this time or have information on the whereabouts of the stolen property, or have any information about the offenders please contact the police on the new telephone number 101 quoting Investigation 16/99888/21

Alternatively you could call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. You don’t have to leave your name and you may even receive a reward.

Remember to keep your own property secure to reduce the opportunity for thieves. Whenever possible lock your doors and windows in unoccupied rooms even if you are in the house.

Please be reminded to lock your doors and to keep any security gates closed and locked at all times

We also advise residents not to leave high value items on display as they may entice thieves.

To assist us in identifying stolen property please consider property marking high value items using Forensic Marking or UV pens. You are also advised to register property at www.immobilise.com which is a free on-line property register used by police forces nationwide to reunite stolen goods to their owners. All you have to do is register on-line and then upload properties electrical items serial numbers.

Crime Prevention Advice –

1.   Lock the cycle to a fixed object to prevent it being carried off. Make sure the object can't    be broken i.e. plastic drain pipe.

2.   Use quality locks, graded on their security. Pay at least 10% of the value of the cycle for the lock with a £30 minimum.

3.   Remove expensive fixtures from the bike if you are to leave it unattended & swap quick release fittings for standard ones.

4.   Lock the bikes parts to the frame using wire loops and security cables. These would include wheels and forks.

5.   If leaving your bike unattended choose busy well populated cycle racks, where there are many passing potential witnesses.

Key Activities –

If you don’t need quick release accessories on your cycle change to standard Allen key fittings, to protect parts from theft.

Buying a secondhand cycle? Check the seller’s story sounds plausible & they have the original buyers pack or receipts. Check the cycle isn't registered stolen for a small fee on Checkmend

Property mark the cycle frame & forks or record existing serial numbers on the FREE web site www.immobilise.com

Make a difference in your community – help us to help you!

Regards
Humberside Police

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Burglaries - Cottingham (Humberside Police)

Crime Prevention Advice

Good Afternoon, we have had report of recent burglaries in the Cottingham area. We wanted to make you aware and if you see anything suspicious to report it to us through telephone 101. Please be vigilant and remember to secure your property and belongings. Thank you

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STOLEN DOG: Appeal to locate stolen distinctive spaniel (Humberside Police)

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Appeal for help locate stolen distinctive spaniel

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6 Oct 2021
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We are appealing for help to locate a distinctive and rare clumber spaniel that was reported to us as stolen from a farm at Buckton near Bempton, East Yorkshire at approximately 10:45am on Thursday 9 September.

The dog is described as a female cream and red dog, she is 2 years of age and microchipped.

It is reported that the dog was taken whilst out walking on farmland.

We have conducted enquiries in the area and had a number of lines of enquiry within North West and North East of England which has not yet led to the recovery of the dog.

We are now appealing for anyone with any information that could lead to us reuniting this dog with her owners, who have naturally been left very distressed and worried about her.

If anyone has any information, no matter how small please call us on our non-emergency number 101 quoting log 167 of 9 September.

Detective Constable Joanne Richardson leading the investigation said: “We are aware of the fear of dog owners following incidents of this nature.

“I would like to offer some reassurance to pet owners that we have not seen an increase in our area but would always ask for people to take some basic crime prevention measure to protect their own dogs.

“Report any suspicious activity to the police, if you see people checking out properties please call us to report your concerns.

“If your dog is kennelled outside please ensure these are secure and locked and install CCTV to monitor your property if at all possible.

“If you are out with your dog please keep your dog under full and proper control, in sight and avoid leaving your pet tied up in a public place and outside shops.

“We very much welcome the raised awareness of this type of incident and would ask owners to remain vigilant and report any concerns to us.”

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THEFT OF DISK HARROWS FROM FIELD GATEWAY- NAFFERTON (Humberside Police)

RURAL THEFT

** PLEASE BE AWARE THAT A SET OF FARM DISK HARROWS HAVE BEEN STOLEN FROM A FIELD GATEWAY NEAR TO NAFFERTON **

Any suspicious sightings please report to 101 or 999 if a suspected theft is seen in progress.

be aware of any hiab vehicles seen late at night.

Please ensure that all farm buildings are secure and machinery is locked up!!

Any information on the above report please call 101 and quote 16/98800/21.

Regards
RURAL TASK FORCE.
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HULL FAIR: Top Ten Tips for a Safe Fair (Humberside Police)

Community Safety News

Hull the Fun of the Fair

Planning on visiting Hull Fair? Please find attached our Top Ten Crime Prevention Tips, please discuss with the family and have a Fun filled Safe Time.

Darren

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Cannabis Edibles: Information and Advice (Humberside Police)

Community Safety News

Cannabis edibles are a significant risk, particularly to young people which these drugs are often aimed at. Please see the attached document which contains information and advice for children, parents and guardians.

If you think that someone is supplying cannabis edibles in your local area please contact Humberside Police on 101 or visit www.humberside.police.uk. If you prefer to remain anonymous contact CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111.

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We begin 2021 with a sense of renewed optimism looking forward to the year ahead and the opportunities it may present. We remain very aware of the impact that the current Covid-19 public health emergency is placing on individuals, families and our communities as a whole across University ward area. With the ever changing situation, we remain resolute in our commitment, effort and energy, continuing to plan and work with community groups and our partners across the Public Sector, to reduce the impact of Covid-19 on our local communities and to keep you all safe. In University Ward the vast majority of you have been doing what’s right for a long time, following the government guidelines to help reduce the spread of Coronavirus and keeping one another safe. We continue to use the 4E’s approach to policing Covid-19; engage, explain, encourage and finally enforce the regulations where applicable. You may have seen on our social media channels and in the local media that in recent weeks we have seen an increase in house parties and larger gatherings. Where there have been clear breaches of the regulations we have taken proportionate and necessary action, issuing appropriate fines to individuals. As vaccination roll out continues across health care settings in (area/s) you will see your local officers in attendance, providing reassurance around key vaccination sites. Regardless of Covid 19, our policing focus remains to protect the most vulnerable, keep people safe and to respond to serious crime. Our neighbourhood policing activity will continue to be focused on maintaining our core operational duties and delivering our Neighbourhood Policing Strategy. The provision of highly visible and locally connected neighbourhood policing teams remain the foundation of our force operating model.

What's Happening In Your Area?

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Drugs Warrants - North Hull During the first few days of September our North Hull Neighbourhood Policing team have successfully executed two drugs warrants in Hull. During a day of action officers have conducted two drug warrants on Bainton Grove and The Quadrant which resulted in one person in custody for possession with intent to supply. North Hull Neighbourhood Beat Manager Adam Barley "This is another sucessful warrant executed within the northern area of the city, which shows the dedication from the team to continue the fight agianst drugs" "Our priority will always be to keep the public safe and to protect vulnerable members of our community, and our aim is to make a real difference for the future." “We would remind residents that they can sign up to the My Community Alert by clicking here this keeps you up to date with incidents in your area and, if they haven’t already, to complete our Humber Talking survey by clicking here “If you have information about drug dealing or cultivation in your area call us on our non-emergency number 101 and let us help make our communities safer for everyone. #TogetherAgainstDrugs
Throughout February our North Hull Neighbourhood Policing team have successfully arrested five suspects following a number of drugs warrants in Hull. Throughout the intensive month of action officers executed Misuse of Drugs Act warrants at addresses on Langtoft Grove, Chadcourt, Rispley Close and 8th Avenue, Hull resulting in the recovery of large amounts of Class A drugs and cash. A 17-year-old boy has been charged with possession with intent to supply crack cocaine and diamorphine and bailed to appear at court at a later date. A 25-year-old man and a 24-year-old woman have been charged with possession with intent to supply crack cocaine and diamorphine and were remanded in custody to appear at court on Monday 1 March. An 18-year-old and 29-year-old man were arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply class A and were released under investigation whilst we continue with our enquiries. North Hull Neighbourhood Policing Inspector Mark Peasgood said: “I’m really proud of what the team have achieved throughout February, but we’re not stopping here. “We will continue to target these criminals to ensure its known that Humberside is a hostile area that’s not easy for these criminals to operate in. “Our priority will always be to keep the public safe and to protect vulnerable members of our community, and our aim is to make a real difference for the future. “We would remind residents that they can sign up to the My Community Alert by clicking here this keeps you up to date with incidents in your area and, if they haven’t already, to complete our Humber Talking survey by clicking here “If you have information about drug dealing or cultivation in your area call us on our non-emergency number 101 and let us help make our communities safer for everyone. #TogetherAgainstDrugs
UPDATED - Anti-social behavior by youths on motorbikes Following on from our update regarding the motorbikes riding anti socially across the Orchard Park Estate. Over the last month officers have seized a number of bikes who have been riding both anti-socially and/or iligally. Whilst this is also a hard problem to target due to the dangers involved we do continue to work with local residents, local authorities and other organisations locally and regionally to target this offenders. More recently we have managed to recover a number of stolen motorcycles and indentify the offenders responsible. One offender has been charged with two counts of taking without the owners consent and one count of theft of motorcycle following his release from prison. We are please to inform you he has recieved a 6 months prison sentence for these offences. Another suspect who also recently left prison around the same time has been dealt with a string of offences and has also been re-committed to a young offenders insitute. Following a number of reports from members of the public about groups of off-road motorcycles gathering on green land we have spent many shifts identifying those responsible and have also seized bikes from those responsible. We have had great success and this shows as it appears that are less incidents reported. #OpYellowfin officers are routinely patrolling the area in unmarked cars, cycles and foot patrols. The operation will continue. Please continue to report incidents involving motorbikes!
Message from Chief Supt Darren Downs Showing no sign of slowing down anytime soon, Operation Galaxy and the Hull North Neighbourhood Policing Team have been tackling issues of anti-social behaviour and related criminality head on, making over 100 arrests in the last two months. But the challenge faced is greater than just being able to ‘arrest out of it’, as Chief Superintendent Darren Downs, who is also the Hull and East Yorkshire divisional commander, reflects on this. He said: “Clearly antisocial behaviour is a challenge for us. There are lots of areas of the city experiencing antisocial behaviour and it’s something we do a tremendous amount of work in trying to reduce and trying to reassure our communities. “At the start of October, Op Galaxy and the Neighbourhood team intensified their proactive action targeting those at the centre of anti-social behaviour and crime reports in North Hull. “We’ve upped officer numbers in the area, executed drugs warrants, stopped and searched a number of vehicles and individuals, and have taken a number of high harm offenders off the streets. “The action has been specifically looking to target organised crime groups and those at the centre of anti-social behaviour, including those frequently breaching the Covid-19 regulations. Most importantly, we’ve been disrupting those causing the community the most harm. “The team have been regularly updating the public about this work on our local social media pages and My Community Alert. It’s been pleasing to see so much positive feedback come in on the back of this and it’s important to us that the community know what we’re up to. “Crime levels for the ward are now at the lowest for this time of year since before 2017, with crime over the past three weeks down 27% compared with before the intensification period. Offences such as burglary, criminal damage, vehicle theft, shop theft, drugs and anti-social behaviour have all seen significant sustained decreases. “In the first eight weeks of this action, we’ve arrested over 100 people, executed ten drugs warrants, conducted over 100 stop and searches (individuals and vehicles), issued 43 fixed penalty notices for Covid breaches and seized four vehicles. “Of those arrests, 38 have been charged and we’re already seeing some of those receiving fines or custodial sentences after being processed through the courts.” You can read the article in full within our newsroom area.
Officers from the Northern Policing team have arrested a local juvenile who was involved in the theft of two motor vehicles from the northern area. Officers chased the suspect on foot across the fields onto the A1079 where he was arrested for two counts of theft

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Drugs Warrants - North Hull

During the first few days of September our North Hull Neighbourhood Policing team have successfully executed two drugs warrants in Hull.

During a day of action officers have conducted two drug warrants on Bainton Grove and The Quadrant which resulted in one person in custody for possession with intent to supply.

North Hull Neighbourhood Beat Manager Adam Barley "This is another sucessful warrant executed within the northern area of the city, which shows the dedication from the team to continue the fight agianst drugs"

"Our priority will always be to keep the public safe and to protect vulnerable members of our community, and our aim is to make a real difference for the future."

“We would remind residents that they can sign up to the My Community Alert by clicking here this keeps you up to date with incidents in your area and, if they haven’t already, to complete our Humber Talking survey by clicking here

“If you have information about drug dealing or cultivation in your area call us on our non-emergency number 101 and let us help make our communities safer for everyone.

#TogetherAgainstDrugs

Throughout February our North Hull Neighbourhood Policing team have successfully arrested five suspects following a number of drugs warrants in Hull.

Throughout the intensive month of action officers executed Misuse of Drugs Act warrants at addresses on Langtoft Grove, Chadcourt, Rispley Close and 8th Avenue, Hull resulting in the recovery of large amounts of Class A drugs and cash.

A 17-year-old boy has been charged with possession with intent to supply crack cocaine and diamorphine and bailed to appear at court at a later date.

A 25-year-old man and a 24-year-old woman have been charged with possession with intent to supply crack cocaine and diamorphine and were remanded in custody to appear at court on Monday 1 March.

An 18-year-old and 29-year-old man were arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply class A and were released under investigation whilst we continue with our enquiries.

North Hull Neighbourhood Policing Inspector Mark Peasgood said: “I’m really proud of what the team have achieved throughout February, but we’re not stopping here.

“We will continue to target these criminals to ensure its known that Humberside is a hostile area that’s not easy for these criminals to operate in.

“Our priority will always be to keep the public safe and to protect vulnerable members of our community, and our aim is to make a real difference for the future.

“If you have information about drug dealing or cultivation in your area call us on our non-emergency number 101 and let us help make our communities safer for everyone.

#TogetherAgainstDrugs

UPDATED - Anti-social behavior by youths on motorbikes

Following on from our update regarding the motorbikes riding anti socially across the Orchard Park Estate. Over the last month officers have seized a number of bikes who have been riding both anti-socially and/or iligally.

Whilst this is also a hard problem to target due to the dangers involved we do continue to work with local residents, local authorities and other organisations locally and regionally to target this offenders.

More recently we have managed to recover a number of stolen motorcycles and indentify the offenders responsible.

One offender has been charged with two counts of taking without the owners consent and one count of theft of motorcycle following his release from prison. We are please to inform you he has recieved a 6 months prison sentence for these offences.

Another suspect who also recently left prison around the same time has been dealt with a string of offences and has also been re-committed to a young offenders insitute.

Following a number of reports from members of the public about groups of off-road motorcycles gathering on green land we have spent many shifts identifying those responsible and have also seized bikes from those responsible.

We have had great success and this shows as it appears that are less incidents reported. #OpYellowfin officers are routinely patrolling the area in unmarked cars, cycles and foot patrols.

The operation will continue.

Please continue to report incidents involving motorbikes!

Message from Chief Supt Darren Downs

Showing no sign of slowing down anytime soon, Operation Galaxy and the Hull North Neighbourhood Policing Team have been tackling issues of anti-social behaviour and related criminality head on, making over 100 arrests in the last two months.

But the challenge faced is greater than just being able to ‘arrest out of it’, as Chief Superintendent Darren Downs, who is also the Hull and East Yorkshire divisional commander, reflects on this.

He said: “Clearly antisocial behaviour is a challenge for us. There are lots of areas of the city experiencing antisocial behaviour and it’s something we do a tremendous amount of work in trying to reduce and trying to reassure our communities.

“At the start of October, Op Galaxy and the Neighbourhood team intensified their proactive action targeting those at the centre of anti-social behaviour and crime reports in North Hull.

“We’ve upped officer numbers in the area, executed drugs warrants, stopped and searched a number of vehicles and individuals, and have taken a number of high harm offenders off the streets.

“The action has been specifically looking to target organised crime groups and those at the centre of anti-social behaviour, including those frequently breaching the Covid-19 regulations. Most importantly, we’ve been disrupting those causing the community the most harm.

“The team have been regularly updating the public about this work on our local social media pages and My Community Alert. It’s been pleasing to see so much positive feedback come in on the back of this and it’s important to us that the community know what we’re up to.

“Crime levels for the ward are now at the lowest for this time of year since before 2017, with crime over the past three weeks down 27% compared with before the intensification period. Offences such as burglary, criminal damage, vehicle theft, shop theft, drugs and anti-social behaviour have all seen significant sustained decreases.

“In the first eight weeks of this action, we’ve arrested over 100 people, executed ten drugs warrants, conducted over 100 stop and searches (individuals and vehicles), issued 43 fixed penalty notices for Covid breaches and seized four vehicles.

“Of those arrests, 38 have been charged and we’re already seeing some of those receiving fines or custodial sentences after being processed through the courts.”

You can read the article in full within our newsroom area.

Officers from the Northern Policing team have arrested a local juvenile who was involved in the theft of two motor vehicles from the northern area. Officers chased the suspect on foot across the fields onto the A1079 where he was arrested for two counts of theft

Last Updated 3 Sep 2021

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Theft of bicycle (Humberside Police)

Burglaries - Cottingham (Humberside Police)

STOLEN DOG: Appeal to locate stolen distinctive spaniel (Humberside Police)

THEFT OF DISK HARROWS FROM FIELD GATEWAY- NAFFERTON (Humberside Police)

HULL FAIR: Top Ten Tips for a Safe Fair (Humberside Police)

Cannabis Edibles: Information and Advice (Humberside Police)

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