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Insp 5687 Mark Peasgood

Sgt 2435 Andrew Waller

Sgt 933 Stephen Hepworth

PC 0639 Richard Watson

PCSO 7651 Debra Newton

PCSO 7743 Nicola Precious

Community Alerts

Oak Road - Drop Down Bollards - Fly Tipping - ASB (Humberside Police)

Drop down bollards have been secured at the junction of Oak Road and Beresford Avenue. This will prevent vehicles using this section of road with the intention of reducing fly tipping, littering, reports of drug misuse and anti social behaviour.

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Together we can tackle antisocial behaviour (Humberside Police)

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“We have got to do a lot more together because there are more than enough opportunities in this city for all our young people to be involved in and make a real difference in their lives and everybody else’s lives.”
That was the message from Chief Superintendent Darren Downs today, as he spoke on the Radio Humberside breakfast show about the ongoing partnership work in place to find a long-term solution to antisocial behaviour.
The Hull and East Yorkshire divisional commander acknowledged the challenges faced by our teams and other agencies in dealing with the issues – not only in Hull, but across the whole of the Humberside force area.
Across Northern Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire projects bringing together the community, our teams, local councils, education providers, social services, housing providers and a host of other agencies are already up and running.
However, these initiatives cannot solve all the issues overnight and Chf Supt Downs also spoke of his sorrow that some people are still left feeling afraid or isolated as a result of the actions of others.
But, his overriding message was one of hope that by working together, we will make a difference.
Find out what he had to say: www.humberside.police.uk/news/together-we-can-tackle-asb

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SKIRLAUGH: Two Vehicles stolen during burglary (Humberside Police)

Alert - Vehicles stolen during Burglary

sometime around 130am this morning, Saturday 7th November 2020, the occupier of a property on Benningholme Lane, Skirlaugh was woken by the noise of their vehicle been driven off from their drive. It was discovered that intruder(s) had gained entry by forcing the rear kitchen door and removed two sets of vehicle keys.

These keys was used to steal their grey Audi S3 TFSI QUATTRO and a grey AUDI A1 from the drive.

If you witnessed anything relating to this HANIO Burglary or have CCTV that covers the location, or have witnessed these AUDIs parked up in your area; please call the police on 101 with investigation number 16/114603/20

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Male at Court Fined £658.59 (Humberside Police)

Male Fined £658.59 at court for Breach of Community Protection Notice after he was stopped in relation to an Hare Coursing incident.This is an excellent result and sends a strong message to any person who is engaged in this activity.

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Attempt Burglary in your area (Humberside Police)

A burglary has been reported in your neighbourhood

A crime has been reported in your area
Burglary – Shed and Garage

Dear Resident

Humberside Police are investigating a report of attempted Burglary of a Garage from Patrington Garth
The incident occurred between 16:00 hours on 29/10/2020 and 10:00 hours on 30/10/2020. The offender(s) approached the block of garages and using an unknown item force the bolt on the garage which causes damage in the process. The offender(s) then run away in an unknown direction without gaining access to the garage.

If you saw anyone acting suspiciously in the area around this time or have information about the offenders please contact the police on the new telephone number 101 quoting Investigation 16/112644/20

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 Smartwater 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 –

Keep the shed/garage secure at all times

Fill in or fit bars over any windows & prevent a view inside

Ensure all doors are secure with quality lock

Ensure hinges are coach bolted and cannot be removed

Fit a standalone alarm or connect it to the house system

Key Activities –
1. Chain & anchor the valuable/desirable items
2. Consider joining or forming a Neighbourhood Network
Mark your valuables and register them on www.Immobilise.com

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

Regards
Humberside Police

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Non-Emergency - 101
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We all know that Halloween is going to be a little different this year – but that doesn’t mean it can’t be spooktacular!

The restrictions currently in place to keep us all safe and prevent the spread of Covid-19 may rule out trick or treating and Halloween parties, but there are lots of other ways to celebrate and have fun.

From terrifying treasure hunts to Zoom-bie parties online, you’ve been sharing some great creative ideas in local community forums across the area and we have come up with some more suggestions of things you could try too.
But however you decide to mark the occasion, our teams will still be out and about to make sure everyone has fun and stays safe.

Superintendent Tracy Bradley said: “Halloween is always a great time of year and even though it’s going to be a bit different this year, we want to do all we can to make sure it’s fun and enjoyable.

“The last thing we want to do is spoil anyone’s fun and we’re really looking forward to getting into the ‘spirit’ of the occasion and seeing all your costumes and decorations.
“This is always one of the busiest times of the year for us, so we have arranged our shift patterns to make sure that we have additional officers out on the street to deal with any issues that do arise as quickly as possible.

“Some people – particularly older or vulnerable people – can find Halloween genuinely frightening and that’s just not fair. If we find you are behaving inappropriately we will step in.

“Our main priority is to keep you safe and, this year, that also means being mindful of the restrictions in place to limit the spread of Covid-19.

“Throughout the pandemic, the vast majority of people in our area have complied with the rules and I am sure this will continue over Halloween.

“Where this is found not to be the case, our approach has always been to engage with people and explain, encouraging them to adhere to the rules. However, we will use enforcement as a last resort to protect you and the wider community.

“My final plea is that if there is antisocial behaviour in your area please let us know about it by calling 101 or 999 if someone is in immediate danger.

“It is likely to be busy, so please bear with us if you can’t get through straight away. It’s really important that you let us know, so we can make sure our teams are in the right area at the right time.”

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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
There has been a spate of cycle thefts at the Redwood Glades Care Home, Leads Road. The offenders have entered the grounds of Redwood Glades via the Hornsea Cycle Track, cut cycle locks and made off with cycles belonging to staff members and carers. If you have any information regarding these thefts then please make contact with us or alternatively report online using Crime Stoppers. It's likely that those responsible will target cycles located in other areas of the Sutton Ward. Eight ways to help prevent anyone taking your bike: 1. Register it Get your bike security marked and registered at BikeRegister or alternatively immobilise.com . It’s a highly effective, visible deterrent to bike thieves. They know that if they are caught with a registered bike, the owner can be traced and they can be arrested. 2. Record it Remember to record details of your bike such as the frame number (normally found underneath the bike between the pedals or where the back wheel slots in), the BikeRegister number plus any other distinguishing features, and take a photo. 3. Double-lock it It can take thieves as little as few seconds to cut through some locks, so use two good quality locks, at least one of which is a D-lock. 4. Lock the lot Lock the frame and both wheels to the cycle parking stand. 5. Secure it Secure your bike as close to the stand as possible to give any thieves little or no room to manoeuvre. 6. Remove the removable bits Take parts that are easy to remove with you. Or use locking skewers or nuts which can increase security by securing the bike's components to the frame permanently, making it difficult for thieves to steal detachable parts. 7. Remember safety begins at home Take the same care to lock your bike securely at home as you would on the street. 8. Act fast If your bike has been stolen, contact us as soon as possible. Give us your frame number, BikeRegister number, a photo and any other details and make sure you update the status on BikeRegister. The sooner we know, the sooner we can act, which might stop it being sold on.
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) This priority has been created to tackle the issue of nuisance motorcycles on the Hornsea Cycle Track near to Kestrel Avenue and the immediate area.

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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

There has been a spate of cycle thefts at the Redwood Glades Care Home, Leads Road. The offenders have entered the grounds of Redwood Glades via the Hornsea Cycle Track, cut cycle locks and made off with cycles belonging to staff members and carers.

If you have any information regarding these thefts then please make contact with us or alternatively report online using Crime Stoppers.

It's likely that those responsible will target cycles located in other areas of the Sutton Ward.

Eight ways to help prevent anyone taking your bike:

1. Register it

Get your bike security marked and registered at BikeRegister or alternatively immobilise.com . It’s a highly effective, visible deterrent to bike thieves. They know that if they are caught with a registered bike, the owner can be traced and they can be arrested.

2. Record it

Remember to record details of your bike such as the frame number (normally found underneath the bike between the pedals or where the back wheel slots in), the BikeRegister number plus any other distinguishing features, and take a photo.

3. Double-lock it

It can take thieves as little as few seconds to cut through some locks, so use two good quality locks, at least one of which is a D-lock.

4. Lock the lot

Lock the frame and both wheels to the cycle parking stand.

5. Secure it

Secure your bike as close to the stand as possible to give any thieves little or no room to manoeuvre.

6. Remove the removable bits

Take parts that are easy to remove with you. Or use locking skewers or nuts which can increase security by securing the bike's components to the frame permanently, making it difficult for thieves to steal detachable parts.

7. Remember safety begins at home

Take the same care to lock your bike securely at home as you would on the street.

8. Act fast

If your bike has been stolen, contact us as soon as possible. Give us your frame number, BikeRegister number, a photo and any other details and make sure you update the status on BikeRegister. The sooner we know, the sooner we can act, which might stop it being sold on.

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)

This priority has been created to tackle the issue of nuisance motorcycles on the Hornsea Cycle Track near to Kestrel Avenue and the immediate area.

Last Updated 23 Nov 2020

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Oak Road - Drop Down Bollards - Fly Tipping - ASB (Humberside Police)

Together we can tackle antisocial behaviour (Humberside Police)

SKIRLAUGH: Two Vehicles stolen during burglary (Humberside Police)

Male at Court Fined £658.59 (Humberside Police)

Attempt Burglary in your area (Humberside Police)

Halloween Message (Humberside Police)

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