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HALSHAM: damage to farm gates (Humberside Police)

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Police were informed around 4am this morning, Sunday 29 November, that a forklift had collided with farm gates on Rimswell Road, Halsham.

Two males were arrested shortly after on suspicion of damage, enquiries on ongoing with regards to the ownership of the forklift.

If you witnessed anything suspicion in the area around this time, have CCTV/DASH CAM that had captured movements of the forklift or this incident and have not yet spoken to police: Please call us on 101 with investigation number 16/121325/20

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OPERATION GALILEO Update (Humberside Police)

Tackling Wildlife Crime

OPERATION GALILEO

Update on Tackling Wildlife Crime

Wednesday 28 October

HOLDERNESS

with the assistance from local Farm Watch members, a vehicle with potential to be used in hare coursing was located near to Welwick Road, Patrington; driver issued with Section 59 warning for driving on land contrary to Section 34 of the Road Traffic Act 1988 and along with 3 occupants were Ordered to leave the area of the East Riding of Yorkshire County under Section 35 Anti-social behaviour , Crime & Policing Act 2014 dispersal order for a maximum period of 48hours.

All involved were searched, no evidence of coursing at this stage.

Humberside Police cannot tackle this or any other problem alone and lots of individuals and agencies continue to have an important input in to Operation Galileo, in particular members of Farm Watch groups and residents of our rural communities.

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HOLDERNESS: OPERATION GALILEO update (Humberside Police)

Tackling Rural Crime

OPERATION GALILEO UPDATE

18 OCTOBER

HOLDERNESS

On Sunday 18 October 2020, 5 reports were received from members of the public and our farming community of possible Hare Coursing activities across Holderness

Wildlife Crime Team Patrols were dispatched into the areas of Rise, Humbleton, Sunk Island, Winestead and Holmpton, this resulted in the following actions been taken

Two men were interviewed at the roadside in relation to reports of hare coursing on land around South East Holderness. A Section 59 order was issued to the driver of a silver VW Golf Estate for driving on land contrary to section 34 of the Road Traffic Act. Three lurcher type dogs were checked for microchips and reported to the council for a follow up action.

Four men from County Durham were interviewed for poaching offences in the Burton Agnes area and directed to leave the County of East Riding under the Section 35 of the Anti Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014, the men were occupants of a black VW Passat which was previously sighted in the Garton area on 4/10/20

Humberside Police cannot tackle this or any other problem alone and lots of individuals and agencies continue to have an important input in to Operation Galileo, in particular members of Farm Watch groups and residents of our rural communities.

Thank you for your calls, please continue to report suspicious activity to the Police..

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HOLDERNESS: OP GALILEO UPDATE (Humberside Police)

Tackling Wildlife & Rural Crime

OPERATION GALILEO UPDATE

5 OCTOBER

HOLDERNESS

On Sunday 4 October 2020, 11 reports were received from members of the public and our farming community of possible Hare Coursing activities across Holderness

Patrols were dispatched into those areas, this resulted in the following actions been taken

Three men were interviewed at the roadside in relation to reports of hare coursing on land near Burton Pidsea/Roos. A Traffic Offence Report ticket issued to the driver for an unsafe vehicle. All three received a Section 35 Dispersal Order directing them to leave the East Riding County.

Four males stopped and interviewed for poaching offences in the area of Sunk Island

Five men were interviewed and summoned to court for poaching offences in the Wetwang area and directed to leave the County of East Riding under the Section 35 of the Anti Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014

Humberside Police cannot tackle this or any other problem alone and lots of individuals and agencies continue to have an important input in to Operation Galileo, in particular members of Farm Watch groups and residents of our rural communities.
Thank you for your calls, please continue to report suspicious activity to the Police..

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WELWICK: Thefts from Tractors (Humberside Police)

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sometime between 8pm Friday 25th September and 7am Saturday 26th September two tractors parked in a farm yard on Patrington Road, Welwick was targeted by thieves.

a Trimble GPS tracker and an AGCO tracker were stolen from the cabs of two trackers. These are similar thefts to one reported overnight in the Coniston, Halsham and Ottringham areas.

If you witnessed anything suspicious around this time in the location, or have CCTV / DASHCAM that may had captured the incident; please call the Police on 101 with investigation number 16/100594/20

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HALSHAM: Theft from Tractors (Humberside Police)

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Humberside police are conducting enquires following reports of Tractor GPS systems along with roof receivers been stolen overnight.

Ten tractors across Holderness had been entered overnight and their GPS systems stolen along with the roof receivers.

We are appealing for information for thefts that had occurred in the Ottringham, Halsham and Coniston areas overnight.

Sometime between 6pm Friday 25th September and 7am Saturday 26th September thieves had entered a secure compound in an Agricultural service business on Withernsea Road, Halsham and attacked six tractor units for their GPS trackers and satellite roof receivers; any information please report to the Police with investigation number 16/100440/20

Sometime between 6pm Friday 25th September and 7am Saturday 26th September a Tractor and a Sprayer parked securely in a farmyard on Swine Lane, Coniston also had their GPS tracker systems stolen.; Any information with this incident please call the Police on 101 with investigation no: 16/100436/20

The third report occurred around 11pm Friday 25th September on Station Road, Ottringham. Thieves had entered an agricultural service business compound and removed the GPS systems from two tractor units stored at the facility. The investigation number for this theft is 16/100499/20.

If you know who is responsible for the thefts, or have been offered sale of GPS kits outside the dealer network, please call the Police on 101 or alternatively call CRIMESTOPPERS on 0800 555 111

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Community Priorities for November 2020 ASB Patrols – Mischievous, Halloween and Bonfire Night Officers from the Holderness team will be out on patrol during October and November checking villages for any anti-social behaviour. Shops will be asked to check who they sell eggs and flour to, to prevent misuse. Youths causing annoyance with fireworks will also be challenged and fireworks seized. Those identified will be issued Fairways with our partners in the ERYC ASB team. Anti-social behaviour covers a wide range of unacceptable activity that causes harm to an individual, to their community or to their environment. This could be an action by someone else that leaves you feeling alarmed, harassed or distressed. It also includes fear of crime or concern for public safety, public disorder or public nuisance. Examples of anti-social behaviour include: Nuisance, rowdy or inconsiderate neighbours Vandalism, graffiti and fly-posting Street drinking Environmental damage including littering, dumping of rubbish and abandonment of cars Prostitution related activity Begging and vagrancy Fireworks misuse Inconsiderate or inappropriate use of vehicles The police, local authorities and other community safety partner agencies, such as Fire & Rescue and social housing landlords, all have a responsibility to deal with anti-social behaviour and to help people who are suffering from it. If you are experiencing problems with anti-social behaviour, or have any concerns about it, or other community safety issues, you should contact your local council or call the non-emergency number, 101. In an emergency, call 999.
High Visibility Patrols – Covid 19 Officers in your area are keeping a high visability presence in your local towns. Making sure members of the public are adhering to the Governments guidelines. Also attending the shops which are still open providing reassurance and support. Assistance shall be provided to shops if they require it with regards to the need for customers to wear face masks.
Operation Galileo - Poaching We have received a few reports of potential poaching in our area. This is now a priority in the Holderness area with alocated officers patrolling on high demand times over the weekends.
Drugs We are seeing an influx of intelligence from members of the public with regards to drug use and drug dealing. Please continue to send this in. The more information we receive the greater the chance we have to act on it.
Operation Yellowfin Op Yellowfin is a police operation to tackle the crime associated with motorbikes and off-road bikes. Front line officers continue to work alongside CID and our intelligence units to gather information about people we suspect of carrying out thefts and motorcycle related crime.
Offenders brought to Justice during October Lee WALSH of Easington pleaded guilty of exceeding the speed limit - fined £229 and 3 penalty points. Paul SALTER of Keyingham pleaded guilty of driving without insurance - fined £690 and 6 penalty points. Paul HARRISON of Halsham pleaded guilty of exceeding the speed limit - fined £459 and 4 penalty points. Mark APPLEYARD of Withernsea found guilty of exceeding speed limit - fined £342 and 3 penalty points. Gary WALSH of Withernsea found guilty of trespass with intent to steal – curfew requirement with electronic monitoring and fined £175. Recent Scams Amazon Scam The call was from 020 3966 6593 and was an automated message stating that a potentially fraudulent transaction had been made on my Amazon account for the purchase of a refurbished iPhone 6. It instructed me to press 1 to cancel the transaction (I did not!). The scam appears to be a variation of one that was going around a few months ago, with the same instructions to press 1 to cancel, except that one was for Amazon Prime membership, which is quite widely reported on over the internet.

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Community Priorities for November 2020

ASB Patrols – Mischievous, Halloween and Bonfire Night

Officers from the Holderness team will be out on patrol during October and November checking villages for any anti-social behaviour. Shops will be asked to check who they sell eggs and flour to, to prevent misuse. Youths causing annoyance with fireworks will also be challenged and fireworks seized. Those identified will be issued Fairways with our partners in the ERYC ASB team.

Anti-social behaviour covers a wide range of unacceptable activity that causes harm to an individual, to their community or to their environment. This could be an action by someone else that leaves you feeling alarmed, harassed or distressed. It also includes fear of crime or concern for public safety, public disorder or public nuisance.

Examples of anti-social behaviour include:

Nuisance, rowdy or inconsiderate neighbours

Vandalism, graffiti and fly-posting

Street drinking

Environmental damage including littering, dumping of rubbish and abandonment of cars

Prostitution related activity

Begging and vagrancy

Fireworks misuse

Inconsiderate or inappropriate use of vehicles

The police, local authorities and other community safety partner agencies, such as Fire & Rescue and social housing landlords, all have a responsibility to deal with anti-social behaviour and to help people who are suffering from it.

If you are experiencing problems with anti-social behaviour, or have any concerns about it, or other community safety issues, you should contact your local council or call the non-emergency number, 101. In an emergency, call 999.

High Visibility Patrols – Covid 19

Officers in your area are keeping a high visability presence in your local towns. Making sure members of the public are adhering to the Governments guidelines. Also attending the shops which are still open providing reassurance and support. Assistance shall be provided to shops if they require it with regards to the need for customers to wear face masks.

Operation Galileo - Poaching

We have received a few reports of potential poaching in our area. This is now a priority in the Holderness area with alocated officers patrolling on high demand times over the weekends.

Drugs

We are seeing an influx of intelligence from members of the public with regards to drug use and drug dealing. Please continue to send this in. The more information we receive the greater the chance we have to act on it.

Operation Yellowfin

Op Yellowfin is a police operation to tackle the crime associated with motorbikes and off-road bikes. Front line officers continue to work alongside CID and our intelligence units to gather information about people we suspect of carrying out thefts and motorcycle related crime.

Offenders brought to Justice during October

Lee WALSH of Easington pleaded guilty of exceeding the speed limit - fined £229 and 3 penalty points.
Paul SALTER of Keyingham pleaded guilty of driving without insurance - fined £690 and 6 penalty points.
Paul HARRISON of Halsham pleaded guilty of exceeding the speed limit - fined £459 and 4 penalty points.
Mark APPLEYARD of Withernsea found guilty of exceeding speed limit - fined £342 and 3 penalty points.
Gary WALSH of Withernsea found guilty of trespass with intent to steal – curfew requirement with electronic monitoring and fined £175.

Recent Scams

Amazon Scam

The call was from 020 3966 6593 and was an automated message stating that a potentially fraudulent transaction had been made on my Amazon account for the purchase of a refurbished iPhone 6. It instructed me to press 1 to cancel the transaction (I did not!).

The scam appears to be a variation of one that was going around a few months ago, with the same instructions to press 1 to cancel, except that one was for Amazon Prime membership, which is quite widely reported on over the internet.

Last Updated 10 Nov 2020

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Community Alerts

HALSHAM: damage to farm gates (Humberside Police)

OPERATION GALILEO Update (Humberside Police)

HOLDERNESS: OPERATION GALILEO update (Humberside Police)

HOLDERNESS: OP GALILEO UPDATE (Humberside Police)

WELWICK: Thefts from Tractors (Humberside Police)

HALSHAM: Theft from Tractors (Humberside Police)

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