Humberside Police - Meeting Invitation


Co-Op Keyingham 11am - 1pm come and meet your Ward Councillors and local PSCO's, discuss any problems that you feel have happened in your village. We will also be having a walk around the village if you see us passing have a chat. 



 
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A vehicle crime has been reported in your neighbourhood

Ryecroft Drive, Withernsea - Wednesday 11th Sept 2019 2 vehicles, an Audi and Hyundai were recovered due to displaying false number plates. Enquiries still ongoing. 





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A crime has been reported in your area


Satellite Guidance Systems Crime Prevention 

We have seen a theft of three  Receivers and one screen here in Holderness during the last few weeks. We also believe that our neighbouring force North Yorkshire has had a few similar incidents of the theft of receivers recently. 

Please review your security and take action now before thieves strike at your premises. 

We have included our advice below for the security arrangements. 

Due to the value of these systems they have become a target for rural criminals in other parts of the UK recently with screens and receivers being stolen and damage caused to tractors in order to access the cabs to steal these machines. 

Follow these simple steps to secure your equipment.

• Remove all GPS guidance receivers, aerials or antenna globe when not in use and keep them locked away in secure locked place when possible.

• Considered fitting security tethers to devices to stop them being removed. 

• Consider marking these with UV pen or engraving your postcode or forensic marking such as Datatag are all options to consider. Machines fitted and registered with certain security markings are 4 times less likely to be stolen and our 6 times more likely to be recovered if they are stolen.

• Store machinery inside locked barns if possible.

• Where locking machines away isn’t an option consider fitting mains or battery operated alarms to outbuildings or around the perimeter of areas where machines are stored.

• If you are considering fitting CCTV then please consider fitting this as well as alarms as part of a system. CCTV cannot be relied on fully as this won’t alert you at the time that you have intruders. 

• Do you receive alerts from Humberside Police via email for farm, horse or rural watch? Please share these with your farm workers and neighbouring farms, they always can register for alerts via www.mycommunityalert.co.uk 
 

• CCTV and intruder alarms will deter most thieves but make sure they are checked regularly to ensure they will work when you need them and they are placed in a position that won’t be triggered by animals or foliage moving in the wind.

• Record machinery serial numbers and photographs for reference. This will help police should they be stolen with press releases and social media appeals furthering the chances of the items being recovered. 

• Let employees know the security arrangements that are expected of them while working on the farm.

• Encourage farm staff to be vigilant and report any suspicious behaviour or vehicles to the police. We don't know unless you tell us! 

Please contact Humberside Police by:
Calling 101 
Visit our website at www.humberside.police.uk 
Twitter @HumberbeatERYS or @PCSODarrenB  
Alternatively contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111






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Fly-tipping has been reported in your area

Wildlife Officer PCSO Darren Bainton has been on patrol with a local farmer this afternoon discussing rural matters
A concern raised was fly-tipping; equipment and rubbish believed to have been from a cannabis grow was dumped in woodland near New Ellerby 200 metres from highway over the August Bank Holiday period.

The cost of removing the rubbish unfortunately is the responsibility of the landowner

Stop this happening to you - Please consider field entrance bollards to prevent vehicle access & use of wildlife cameras to protect vulnerable areas.






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Suspicious circumstances reported in your area


Reports have been made with regards to drones being flown at low altitude over residential properties. Owners of drones need to make themselves aware of the legislation around flying a drone. You must not fly within 150m of a congested area (an area substantially used for residential) or within 50m of any person.




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Withernsea: Equipment stolen from the lockup container belonging to Millennium Green Play Park, station Road, Withernsea between 17th/23rd August 2018 still hasn’t been located -it must be somewhere?Look at the attached photograph, have you seen it in a garden, on a trailer or in a lock up? Have you seen it for sale or have been offered it? Call us If you know it’s whereabouts call 101 or @CrimestoppersUK on 0800 555 111