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Coronovirus (Covid-19) update

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For incidents that don’t require an immediate response call our non-emergency 101 line. You can also report non-emergency crimes online via our reporting portal. In an emergency always dial 999.

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Insp 5687 Mark Peasgood

Sgt 2435 Andrew Waller

Sgt 933 Stephen Hepworth

PC 0639 Richard Watson

PCSO 7651 Debra Newton

Community Alerts

Crime Stoppers - Wanted Person Can You Help (Humberside Police)

Witness appeal - Can you help?
If you have any information in relation to Wanted Male Moise Djuku please contact us on 101 or contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 quoting police log reference 0083 17/06/2021

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College on Salthouse Road- unknown male gains entry to the building (Humberside Police)

A burglary has been reported in your area.

An unknown male gains entry to College building by climbing on the scaffolding and causing damage to the roof. It happened between 19:00 hours and 07:00 hrs on a night of 18th to19th of July 2021. If you have noticed anything suspicious please do not hesitate to call 101 and quote: 16/72671/21.

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Can you help?

Dear Residents,

We are writing to local residents as part of increasing the amount of positive legal action taken against people who possess illegal drugs, sell drugs or grow their own at home. In order to help you make your community safer and drug free, we need your help in reporting such matters.
Illegal drugs can come in many different forms and it can sometimes be difficult to know if someone is possesses them, selling them or growing/manufacturing them. Common signs that this may be happening include;

* lots of visitors to a property who don’t stay for very long
* strange smells when people are smoking or strange smells coming from a property
* people who appear drunk but don’t smell of alcohol
* syringes and/or blackened spoons being discarded
* a sudden change in demeanour from people arriving at a property to them leaving (e.g. arrived looking fine and left with * slurred speech, unsteady walking, shouting, appears to be “hyper”, aggression)
* The occupant of a house regularly meeting people in a particular place (e.g. street corner, phone box) and returning not long after.
* Windows being permanently blocked out
* People going to the “wrong house” and asking for drugs (many drugs have street/slang names eg spice, hash, meow meow, crack, brown, dope, phets, skunk, smack, an eighth, a key)

There are various ways to report suspected drugs possession, dealing and/or cultivation/production and any associated anti social behaviour;
Telephone Humberside Police on 101 (999 for emergencies) or Visit our website www.humberside.police.uk
Contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111

You can report matters ANONYMOUSLY if you prefer, we do not need to come to your home.

If you, or anyone you know may benefit from support in reducing their illegal drug use or you are concerned about someone who may be using drugs you can contact the following agencies;

REFRESH -           The service is for young people, parents and careers. Refresh will work with people to prevent, reduce and treat the harm caused by drug, alcohol and solvent use. They can be contacted on 331059 or by email at refresh@hullcc.gov.uk
FRANK -               If you have any questions or are worried about someone you think may be using drugs, you can call Frank on 0300 1236600 or visit the website www.talktofrank.com
RENEW -              Hull ReNew is a free and confidential drug and alcohol service for adults, families, careers and affected others they can be contacted on 01482 620013 or email hull.renew@cgl.cjsm.net

We hope you find this letter informative. Most of the legal action that is taken by Humberside Police is following information given to us by members of the public who are fed up with the issues of drugs and anti-social behaviour blighting their home life.
Your continued support is appreciated and assists us in helping to make your community a safer, peaceful and enjoyable place to live.

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Humberside Police

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Crime Prevention Advice

VEHICLE CRIME - HULL CENTRAL

Due to an increase in vehicle crime in the Hull Central Area we asking residents and members of the public to report if they see anything suspicious on the Police 101 number or 999 if it is an emergency and to follow the below advice :

Crime Prevention Advice –

Keep the vehicle locked at all times

Do not leave any valuables or "interesting" items on display

Remove from the car any items not required for that journey

When at home park the car as near to your home as possible

When away from Home Park in a busy, well overlooked area. If the car will be there after dark try to find somewhere illuminated

Use a key signal blocker bag to protect your vehicles electronic entry code

Key Activities –

Mark your valuables and register them on www.Immobilise.com

Consider fitting a car alarm or other security measures visit www.securedbydesign.com for approved companies

Visit www.humberside.police.uk/crime-reduction for more info

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

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Humberside Police

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PRESTON: 33 year old Shetland Pony stolen (Humberside Police)

A crime has been reported in your area

The owners of a 33year old Shetland pony in Preston have been left ' absolutely devastated' after the animal was stolen.

Police officers are now appealing for information from the public after the Shetland pony was stolen from a paddock, near Staithes Road, Preston.
The pony, called Peter, was taken sometime between 11:20pm and 1130pm on Saturday 17 July from a field off Staithes Road, Preston, East Riding of Yorkshire.

Peter is described as a Standard Shetland Pony - 40 inches high to the base of his neck, Chestnut colour with blonde mane and tail. A White star on forehead with a Small white snip down centre of nose

Enquiries in relation to the incident are ongoing and officers are urging anyone with any information or video footage that may aid their investigation to get in touch.

PCSO Darren Bainton from the Holderness Community Police Team, said: “Peter’s owners have been left absolutely devastated by this incident and we are keen to do all we can to trace the people responsible and reunite him with their rightful owners.
“Peter is regularly visited by walkers in the local area, meaning that he is well known by the local community.

“The stables and paddock where Peter was taken from are in a semi-rural area, and in order to have accessed the farm it is likely that the offenders will have travelled along Staithes Road or Neat Marsh Lane.

“Therefore, as part of our investigation we are keen to hear from anyone who was in the area on the night of the incident and believes they may have seen anything suspicious.

“The same goes for anyone with any CCTV or dashcam footage which may aid our investigation.

“We urge anyone who has any information, no matter how small, or know the Peter’s whereabouts or is offered the chance to buy Peter, to call us on 101.”
Anyone with information or footage that may be relevant to the investigation is asked to call Humberside Police on 101, quoting 16/72507/21, give the details via our website or contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

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SKIRLAUGH: Number of burglaries and thefts overnight (Humberside Police)

Officers are investigating into a number of burglaries and thefts from vehicles which is believed to have occurred overnight Friday 2 July and Saturday 3 July 2021 around the new development area of Skirlaugh Village.

The Following crimes been reported to us:

Crown Drive - A handbag taken from an insecure vehicle
Goldy Wood Ave - Garage door forced and MAKITA drill stolen
Woodlands Grove – interference with a motor vehicle
Old Forge Way – HANOI Burglary via insecure door, keys taken from kitchen and make off with the victims grey MERCEDES S600
Rowton Drive – Theft of a purse from a motor vehicle
Barn Street – Attempt burglary
Mill House Way – Attempt burglary

Burglars are often opportunistic thieves who prey on houses and flats. They seek out any opening that they can take advantage of, specifically doors and windows that are left open or unlocked or are easy to force. Please follow a security routine and check windows, doors and vehicles are secure before settling down for the evening. Visit our website for further advice www.humberside.police.uk/information-advice Please continue to report suspicious activity to the Police on 101 and in the event of an emergency – call 999

If you saw any of these incidents, or have CCTV footage, and have not yet spoken with us, please contact us on our non-emergency number 101

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COVID 19: Scam Awareness Letter Dear Resident We are writing to you with regards to how you can access support and safeguard yourself against scams during the coronavirus outbreak. Unfortunately not everyone out there is trustworthy and some people will try to take advantage of this unusual situation our society is facing and try to exploit people. Listed below are some of the scams that you could be approached with, but please note that criminals and their scams come in all shapes and sizes, and they may contact you at the door, by phone, post or online: Be aware of people offering miracle cures or vaccines for coronavirus – there is no specific treatment for coronavirus (COVID-19) People impersonating healthcare workers, claiming to be offering ‘home-testing’ for coronavirus – this is a scam and these kits are not currently available to buy Emails saying that you can get a refund on taxes, utilities or similar - they are usually bogus and they are just trying to obtain your bank and personal details Fake products available to buy online that advise they can protect you or cure coronavirus - these will not help and are just designed to take your money Mobile phone applications that claim to give you updates on the virus but instead, they lock your phone and demand a ransom Calls from people purporting to be from your bank, or from the police, asking for your bank details over the phone People offering to do you’re shopping or collecting medication and asking for money upfront and then disappearing To avoid becoming a victim of a scam, we’ve please follow our tips and advice below: Be cautious and listen to your instincts. Don’t be afraid to hang up, bin it, delete it or shut the door Take your time; don’t be rushed If someone claims to represent a charity, ask them for ID. Be suspicious of requests for money up front. Check with family and friends before accepting offers of helps if you are unsure If you are online, be aware of fake news and use trusted sources such as .gov.uk or NHS.uk websites. Make sure you type the addresses in and don’t click on links in emails Only purchase goods from legitimate retailers and take a moment to think before parting with money or personal information Know who you’re dealing with - if you need help, talk to someone you know or get in touch with your local Council on the numbers below Protect your financial information, especially from people you don’t know. Never give your bank card or PIN to a stranger We know it can be difficult to know who to trust, and we hope this information helps you to feel more informed and more able to protect yourself against these types of scams. If you’re online or have a mobile phone Facebook Community groups and WhatsApp groups can be great ways of staying in touch with those around you. You can also sign up to our My Community Alert to receive updates straight to your mobile or email on what’s going on in your community. To learn more about different types of scams and how to protect yourself and others, visit the National Trading Standards website and complete the free online training. If you’re not online, please see the telephone helpline numbers below if you need any help or advice: If you think you’ve been scammed, report it to Action Fraud on 0300 123 2040 If you need advice, call the Citizens Advice Consumer Helpline on 0808 223 1133 If you are in immediate danger, contact the police on 999
Corona Virus Update We start 2021 with renewed optimism looking forward to the year ahead and opportunities it may present. We remain very realistic of the impact that the current Covid-19 public health emergency is placing on individuals, families and our communities as a whole across Humberside. With the ever changing position, we remain resolute in our intent, effort and energy, continuing to plan and work with community groups and our partners across the Public Sector, to mitigate the impact of Covid-19 on our local communities and keep you safe. In Humberside the vast majority of our community have been doing what’s right for a long time. We continue to use the 4E’s approach to Policing Covid-19; engage, explain, encourage and finally enforce the regulations where applicable. You will see on our social media channels and in the local media that in recent weeks on occasion we have seen an increase in house parties and larger gatherings. Where these have been flagrant breaches of the regulations we have taken proportionate and necessary action, issuing appropriate fines. As vaccination roll out continues across Health Care settings in Hull and surrounding villages; you will see our officers in attendance, providing reassurance around these 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. The Neighbourhood Policing Strategy and our focus concentrates on 4 Pillars: Building Resilient Communities Protecting Vulnerable People – safeguarding Managing Offenders and diverting people away from crime and Anti-social behaviour Maintaining Public Trust and Confidence. Through 2021 we continue to utilise locally developed evidence based practice in order to reduce harm, reduce repeat calls for service and thereby increase community resilience. As we have experienced through our embedded Problem Orientated Policing approach; listening to communities (through Humbertalk surveys) to find out what matters to you, sharing information between partners and working collaboratively is integral in not only defining local issues and priorities but delivering successful, tangible sustainable results. Regardless of Covid- 19 we are still here and not going anywhere. Our Community Teams remain out and about, taking necessary precautions wearing appropriate PPE delivering our Neighbourhood Policing Service. Covid-19 has seen some changes to our engagement and we have adapted and utilised technology using online meetings for community engagement and meetings; the team will continue to utilise our social media channels (Twitter: @humberbeatHULL and Facebook: @humberbeatHULL) and our team pages on the force website to keep you informed of what we are doing. At the commencement of this pandemic I reported I was impressed by my team’s response and attitude over those initial few days. It was, and months down the line, remains to this day fantastic. This is not without challenge and sacrifice. We’ve seen and continue to see some fantastic team ethos, not just internally but working with our partners from other agencies and members of the community. The North Hull Team continue the pledge and commitment to you, our communities and each other. To the very best of our ability we will continue to: Protect the vulnerable and keep people safe. We will be out in your ward areas, visible, listening and working with you to deliver the services you need at this challenging time. We will continue to tackle crime and ASB Most of all we will be here when you need us
Motorcycles Across the force #OpYellowfin continues to be on the lookout for motorbikes which may be stolen, ridden dangerously or illegally. Officers are constantly gathering intelligence, carrying out warrants, and speaking with people about their concerns about the ASB surrounding this type of criminality. Our officers are dedicated to their task and continue to stop offenders, arrest suspects and recover stolen property. If you have any information regarding the identities of offenders, for example their names and or home addresses, then please do not hesitate to contact us. The source of any information provided is strictly confidential is not disclosed to the offenders.
Sutton Ward (Priority One) The speeding survey is currently in progress in the Howdale Road, Dunvegan Road and Kestrel Avenue area.
Sutton Ward (Priority Two) This priority will be closed at a local level as it is being progressed city wide by officers of Op Yellowfin.

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COVID 19: Scam Awareness Letter

Dear Resident

We are writing to you with regards to how you can access support and safeguard yourself against scams during the coronavirus outbreak.

Unfortunately not everyone out there is trustworthy and some people will try to take advantage of this unusual situation our society is facing and try to exploit people.

Listed below are some of the scams that you could be approached with, but please note that criminals and their scams come in all shapes and sizes, and they may contact you at the door, by phone, post or online:

Be aware of people offering miracle cures or vaccines for coronavirus – there is no specific treatment for coronavirus (COVID-19)
People impersonating healthcare workers, claiming to be offering ‘home-testing’ for coronavirus – this is a scam and these kits are not currently available to buy
Emails saying that you can get a refund on taxes, utilities or similar - they are usually bogus and they are just trying to obtain your bank and personal details
Fake products available to buy online that advise they can protect you or cure coronavirus - these will not help and are just designed to take your money
Mobile phone applications that claim to give you updates on the virus but instead, they lock your phone and demand a ransom
Calls from people purporting to be from your bank, or from the police, asking for your bank details over the phone
People offering to do you’re shopping or collecting medication and asking for money upfront and then disappearing

To avoid becoming a victim of a scam, we’ve please follow our tips and advice below:

Be cautious and listen to your instincts. Don’t be afraid to hang up, bin it, delete it or shut the door
Take your time; don’t be rushed
If someone claims to represent a charity, ask them for ID. Be suspicious of requests for money up front. Check with family and friends before accepting offers of helps if you are unsure
If you are online, be aware of fake news and use trusted sources such as .gov.uk or NHS.uk websites. Make sure you type the addresses in and don’t click on links in emails
Only purchase goods from legitimate retailers and take a moment to think before parting with money or personal information
Know who you’re dealing with - if you need help, talk to someone you know or get in touch with your local Council on the numbers below
Protect your financial information, especially from people you don’t know. Never give your bank card or PIN to a stranger

We know it can be difficult to know who to trust, and we hope this information helps you to feel more informed and more able to protect yourself against these types of scams.

If you’re online or have a mobile phone Facebook Community groups and WhatsApp groups can be great ways of staying in touch with those around you.

You can also sign up to our My Community Alert to receive updates straight to your mobile or email on what’s going on in your community.

To learn more about different types of scams and how to protect yourself and others, visit the National Trading Standards website and complete the free online training.

If you’re not online, please see the telephone helpline numbers below if you need any help or advice:

If you think you’ve been scammed, report it to Action Fraud on 0300 123 2040
If you need advice, call the Citizens Advice Consumer Helpline on 0808 223 1133

If you are in immediate danger, contact the police on 999

Corona Virus Update

We start 2021 with renewed optimism looking forward to the year ahead and opportunities it may present. We remain very realistic of the impact that the current Covid-19 public health emergency is placing on individuals, families and our communities as a whole across Humberside. With the ever changing position, we remain resolute in our intent, effort and energy, continuing to plan and work with community groups and our partners across the Public Sector, to mitigate the impact of Covid-19 on our local communities and keep you safe.

In Humberside the vast majority of our community have been doing what’s right for a long time. We continue to use the 4E’s approach to Policing Covid-19; engage, explain, encourage and finally enforce the regulations where applicable. You will see on our social media channels and in the local media that in recent weeks on occasion we have seen an increase in house parties and larger gatherings. Where these have been flagrant breaches of the regulations we have taken proportionate and necessary action, issuing appropriate fines. As vaccination roll out continues across Health Care settings in Hull and surrounding villages; you will see our officers in attendance, providing reassurance around these 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.

The Neighbourhood Policing Strategy and our focus concentrates on 4 Pillars:

Building Resilient Communities
Protecting Vulnerable People – safeguarding
Managing Offenders and diverting people away from crime and Anti-social behaviour
Maintaining Public Trust and Confidence.

Through 2021 we continue to utilise locally developed evidence based practice in order to reduce harm, reduce repeat calls for service and thereby increase community resilience. As we have experienced through our embedded Problem Orientated Policing approach; listening to communities (through Humbertalk surveys) to find out what matters to you, sharing information between partners and working collaboratively is integral in not only defining local issues and priorities but delivering successful, tangible sustainable results.

Regardless of Covid- 19 we are still here and not going anywhere. Our Community Teams remain out and about, taking necessary precautions wearing appropriate PPE delivering our Neighbourhood Policing Service. Covid-19 has seen some changes to our engagement and we have adapted and utilised technology using online meetings for community engagement and meetings; the team will continue to utilise our social media channels (Twitter: @humberbeatHULL and Facebook: @humberbeatHULL) and our team pages on the force website to keep you informed of what we are doing.

At the commencement of this pandemic I reported I was impressed by my team’s response and attitude over those initial few days. It was, and months down the line, remains to this day fantastic. This is not without challenge and sacrifice. We’ve seen and continue to see some fantastic team ethos, not just internally but working with our partners from other agencies and members of the community. The North Hull Team continue the pledge and commitment to you, our communities and each other.

To the very best of our ability we will continue to:

Protect the vulnerable and keep people safe.
We will be out in your ward areas, visible, listening and working with you to deliver the services you need at this challenging time.
We will continue to tackle crime and ASB
Most of all we will be here when you need us

Motorcycles

Across the force #OpYellowfin continues to be on the lookout for motorbikes which may be stolen, ridden dangerously or illegally.

Officers are constantly gathering intelligence, carrying out warrants, and speaking with people about their concerns about the ASB surrounding this type of criminality.

Our officers are dedicated to their task and continue to stop offenders, arrest suspects and recover stolen property.

If you have any information regarding the identities of offenders, for example their names and or home addresses, then please do not hesitate to contact us. The source of any information provided is strictly confidential is not disclosed to the offenders.

Sutton Ward (Priority One)

The speeding survey is currently in progress in the Howdale Road, Dunvegan Road and Kestrel Avenue area.

Sutton Ward (Priority Two)

This priority will be closed at a local level as it is being progressed city wide by officers of Op Yellowfin.

Last Updated 22 Jul 2021

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Crime Stoppers - Wanted Person Can You Help (Humberside Police)

College on Salthouse Road- unknown male gains entry to the building (Humberside Police)

Can you Help (Humberside Police)

VEHICLE CRIME (Humberside Police)

PRESTON: 33 year old Shetland Pony stolen (Humberside Police)

SKIRLAUGH: Number of burglaries and thefts overnight (Humberside Police)

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Crime Stoppers - Wanted Person Can You Help (Humberside Police)

College on Salthouse Road- unknown male gains entry to the building (Humberside Police)

Can you Help (Humberside Police)

VEHICLE CRIME (Humberside Police)

PRESTON: 33 year old Shetland Pony stolen (Humberside Police)

SKIRLAUGH: Number of burglaries and thefts overnight (Humberside Police)

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