Suspicious circumstances reported in your area
 


There has been a report of 3 youths in the area of Heron Close, Hedon trying vehicle doors.
Please don't leave anything on show in your vehicles and ensure you lock them. If you do see anything suspicious please call Police on 101 (non emergency) or 999 in emergency/ if crime in progress.






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A vehicle crime has been reported in your neighbourhood

 
A vehicle crime has been reported in your

Hedon: sometime between 7pm Tuesday 8th October to 10am Wednesday 9th October 2019, a white BMW 520D with a registration  number M18 EGE was stolen by unknown means from the Car Park, Thorn Road Hedon

Any sightings or information of the theft please call the police on 101 log 127 9/10/19 
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All the fun of the fairHullHull Fair, organised by the Hull City Council, will take place on Walton Street between Friday 4th October and Saturday 12th October. Thousands of people are expected to visit the fair on a daily basis with the biggest numbers expected on the weekends and evenings.We will have officers, volunteers special constables and PCSOs out and about both on Walton Street and Hull City Centre to keep you safe whilst the fair is in town.We are working with Hull City Council, the Showman’s Guild, local licensees and residents amongst others to ensure everyone going can enjoy the event.Chief Inspector James Glansfield said: “Hull Fair is a fantastic event and enjoyed by the thousands of people who attend. As usual we will be there as a reassuring presence so that everyone has a great experience. The officers are really looking forward keeping people safe and meeting the fairgoers.“Last year we only had a couple of arrests as the vast majority of people that attend Hull Fair are law abiding people. Hull Fair is a family event and there’s no place for anti-social behaviour if anyone does commit crime or act in an anti-social way they can expect to be dealt with firmly so that they don’t affect anyone else’s enjoyment.“If you’re worried about anything or see anything untoward come and tell us. An estimated 80,000 people visit Hull Fair over the 9 days and we’re there to make sure that everyone can enjoy themselves safely.“Every effort will be made to minimise disruption to the local residents and visitors are urged to be respectful of those that live in the area.“We will be keeping our social media channels active throughout the fair. The best way to keep in touch with the police information is through the Hull Central Community Police on Facebook and Twitter or @InspSSnowden.“We love to see everyone having a great time and if you are going to the fair don’t forget to #coppaselfie with one of the officers.”If you’re coming along to the fair, please plan ahead and think about how you’re going to get there. There will be busses and the park and ride schemes running again this year so you don’t need to drive into the city to try and get parked. @EMYMS @StageCoach​Hull’s Neighbourhood Policing Chief Inspector Michelle Garlick has provided some crime prevention tips below to help make sure that while they attend the fair they don’t become a victim of crime.The top 10 crime prevention tips to enjoy Hull Fair safely are:BEFORE SETTING OFF1. Leave any valuables such as tablets, jewellery and credit cards at home; only take with you what you absolutely need and remember to lock all windows and doors before you leave home.GETTING THERE2. Drinking alcohol on buses is prohibited and anyone caught trying to carry alcohol on to buses will be refused entry and anyone caught drinking alcohol on a bus will be asked to get off. While on the buses you should respect the rights of other passengers by keeping noise down to a minimum and not smoking.3. If you drive to the fair, park in a well-lit busy area and remember where you parked!4. When you leave your car ensure nothing is on view, remove all valuables and wipe off Sat Nav sucker marks from the windscreen. Don’t forget a bag of rubbish in a foot well of a car can appear tempting to a passing opportunist thief. It’s always good practice to take anything out of the car which is not currently being used… are you really going to need the golf clubs?WHILE AT HULL FAIR 5. Keep your money and mobile phones in a safe and secure place. Consider wearing clothes that have pockets with zips or using a money belt to keep your property safe. Only take the amount of money you will need and remember to keep your bus fare safe, if using public transport.6. If you see anything suspicious report it immediately to a police officer, PCSO, stewards or fairground staff.7. If you are attending the fair with small children, consider using a wrist link or harness to prevent them wandering off. Give children their guardian’s contact details, preferably with a mobile telephone number. Carrying these contact details will enable any child who becomes lost, to be reunited quickly. Make sure your child knows who to go to if they get lost, show them police officers and PCSOs, if appropriate. Arrange a pre-meeting point should you get separated from your friends or family – or come and find one of our many patrolling officers8. Make sure you are familiar with the location of the Police, First Aid and Lost/Found children offices.GETTING HOME9. Have a pre-arranged meeting place to go to in the event of you becoming separated from friends/relatives.10. If travelling by bus, make sure you keep enough money aside for your bus fare home. Be sure where, and which bus, you need to get on in advance.The Hull Daily Mail have published a very useful detailed guide to what’s on and they have detailed the bus services and road closures. If you want more information about these follow this link: HDM Hull Fair

A vehicle crime has been reported in your neighbourhood

Sometime between 8pm and 10pm on Thursday 26th September 2019, a NISSAN Navara parked in a car park on Main Street Lelley had power tools stolen from it. Thieves had forced the rear door lock and removed an angle grinder, drill, cartridge gun and socket set.

If you witnessed anything relating to this theft, please call the Police on 101 and quote investigation number 16/108344/19.






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A burglary has been reported in your neighbourhood

It happened between 2200 hours on 25/09/19 and 0400 hours on 26/09/19.

Offenders have approached the wooden shed in the rear garden and prised open the door.  Fishing equipment has been stolen from within.

Did you see or hear anything suspicious around that time?    If so please ring 101 quoting Investigation Number 16/108195/19 or alternatively you can call Crimestoppers 0800 555 111.

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A burglary has been reported in your neighbourhood


At 1900 hours on 25/09/2019 an attempt burglary was reported on Hull Road, Hedon. 

Offenders have used bolt croppers to cut the padlock securing the garage door.  Fortunately they were disturbed by a member of the public and made off without stealing anything.

The suspects made off on cycles and are described as male / white / 14-15yrs old / one wearing a grey hoodie and a baseball cap riding a BMX and the second male had a rucksack on his back and was riding a mountain bike.

Did you see or hear anything suspicious around that time?    If so please ring 101 quoting Investigation Number 16/107953/19 or alternatively you can call Crimestoppers 0800 555 111.

Would you like a Crime Prevention Survey of your home?   Please contact your local Community Policing Team at Hedon Police Station either via telephone number 101 or alternatively you can contact us for such matters via our website www.humberside.police.uk/teams/south-west-holderness
  




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