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Insp Martin Hopper

Sgt 1886 Neil Magson

PC 1355 Dan Hassan (Responsibility for Immingham Docks, Habrough & Stallingborough)

PCSO 7824 Richard Heseltine (Responsibility for Laceby, Wolds Villages & Farms)

Community Alerts

A burglary has been reported on Barnoldby Road Waltham between 16.00 pm 26/11/2020 and 10.15 am 28/11/2020. Entry was gained via a rear kitchen window. If anyone has any information or has seen anything suspicious in the area please contact Humberside Police on 101 quoting the above log number. If anyone needs any home security advice please contact PCSO Lesley Parry on 07816498102.

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shed burglary Caistor road Laceby (Humberside Police)

dear resident please be aware that a shed burglary occurred overnight 3/11/20 - 4/11/20 at an address caistor road Laceby. Nothing has been taken on this occasion however please be extra vigilant and report any suspicious activity to 101. regards Grimsby west Policing team

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Nails and screws in road Healing village (Humberside Police)

Dear Resident we have been made aware that unknown persons are placing nails and screws in the roads around Healing village. This has obviously caused numerous tyre damages to cars and an unnecessary expense for car drivers. please be vigilant and report any information to police via 101. regards Grimsby west Policing team

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Garage Burglary Laceby (Humberside Police)

Dear Resident please be aware that between 26/9/20 and 27/9/20 there was an attempt burglary to a garage on Burley Close in Laceby. Please ensure that any valuable property within garages are secured and any serial/identifying numbers are noted. Please report any suspicious activity to 101 or 999. regards Grimsby west Policing team

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Invite to Zoom catch up with local Inspector (Humberside Police)

Calling all residents of Grimsby West!

Your local Neighbourhood Policing Team are hosting an online community catch-up and you are invited to join in.

We will be using Zoom to host a half-an-hour session between 4.00pm and 4.30pm on Tuesday 29 September.

Inspector Martin Hopper will be hosting the event and will be giving an update on all the fantastic work the local team have been doing recently to keep our streets safe.

There will then be an opportunity for members of the community to ask questions or raise any concerns that they want the team to be aware of.

For more information and to find out how you can get involved click here.

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Off Road Motorcycles Patrols covering the Wods ward area are aware of the current hotspots and are regularly patrolling these areas. Contact is regularly made with the Bradley Parish Council by PCSO Heseltine and engagement has also been made with representative from Aylseby Village Hall. Officers will continue to patrol hotspot areas in the hope of deterring and disrupting further incidents, and keep in contact with local councillors for the area who may themselves have more information from the public that will be able to help us. We will engage with the public, including carrying out Humber Talking in the area to see if the public can assist us with any information into who is responsible. Should any suspects be identified/bikes stopped, positive action will be taken by using police powers to seize motorcycles and take action against those riding illegally. If any member of the community has any information about where the bikes are being stored, or who is involved, then please do report via 101 or contact your local team in strict confidence. We are grateful for information we have already received which has already allowed us to take appropriate action against offenders.
Rural Crime Rural crime surrounding the farms is on the increase in the Wolds area. With the current state of the crops, the land is ideal for lampers and the like driving on the farm land. Persons believed from out of force, are coming onto the farm lands by cutting locks and driving cars/quads/bikes on the land, causing significant damage to crops, which can be in the tens of thousands. On top of the driving on crops, there has been thefts from motor vehicles, with high value tablets taken from within agricultural vehicles as well as GPS receivers from the top of vehicles. Fly tipping in the countryside also continues to be an issue. Regular contact has been made by the NPT with the farmers, trying to gather as much information as possible to identify any patterns in the incidents, those involved and where they are coming from. Alongside this, reassurance and crime prevention advice is continued to be given. High visibility patrols have been ongoing regularly, both the rural roads and onto the farm land themselves. This has been done in daylight hours and into the late evening towards the end of the shifts as most crime is happening during the night. These patrols will continue over the coming weeks. Contact has been made with Lincolnshire Police in the hope of managing to share intelligence, establish cross border ways of working alongside each other and to see if we can learn from each other.

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Off Road Motorcycles

Patrols covering the Wods ward area are aware of the current hotspots and are regularly patrolling these areas.

Contact is regularly made with the Bradley Parish Council by PCSO Heseltine and engagement has also been made with representative from Aylseby Village Hall.

Officers will continue to patrol hotspot areas in the hope of deterring and disrupting further incidents, and keep in contact with local councillors for the area who may themselves have more information from the public that will be able to help us. We will engage with the public, including carrying out Humber Talking in the area to see if the public can assist us with any information into who is responsible.

Should any suspects be identified/bikes stopped, positive action will be taken by using police powers to seize motorcycles and take action against those riding illegally. If any member of the community has any information about where the bikes are being stored, or who is involved, then please do report via 101 or contact your local team in strict confidence. We are grateful for information we have already received which has already allowed us to take appropriate action against offenders.

Rural Crime

Rural crime surrounding the farms is on the increase in the Wolds area. With the current state of the crops, the land is ideal for lampers and the like driving on the farm land. Persons believed from out of force, are coming onto the farm lands by cutting locks and driving cars/quads/bikes on the land, causing significant damage to crops, which can be in the tens of thousands.

On top of the driving on crops, there has been thefts from motor vehicles, with high value tablets taken from within agricultural vehicles as well as GPS receivers from the top of vehicles.

Fly tipping in the countryside also continues to be an issue.

Regular contact has been made by the NPT with the farmers, trying to gather as much information as possible to identify any patterns in the incidents, those involved and where they are coming from. Alongside this, reassurance and crime prevention advice is continued to be given.

High visibility patrols have been ongoing regularly, both the rural roads and onto the farm land themselves. This has been done in daylight hours and into the late evening towards the end of the shifts as most crime is happening during the night. These patrols will continue over the coming weeks.

Contact has been made with Lincolnshire Police in the hope of managing to share intelligence, establish cross border ways of working alongside each other and to see if we can learn from each other.

Last Updated 13 Nov 2020

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Where We Are Over The Next 6 Months

Date	Location	Activity
Tuesday 15 Dec, 10:00am – 11:00am	Laceby Village from the Square	High Visibility Street Walk
Friday 18 Dec, 4:00pm – 5:00pm	Around Healing	High Visibility Street Walk
Tuesday 12 Jan, 5:00pm – 6:00pm	Laceby Village from the Square	Ward Walk
Sunday 17 Jan, 5:00pm – 6:00pm	Healing & Stallingborough Ward Walks	Ward Walk
Friday 22 Jan, 10:30am – 11:30am	Around Laceby Village from the Square	Ward Walk
Friday 22 Jan, 2:00pm – 4:00pm	Healing & Stallingborough	Ward Walk

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LOG 160/11/2020 (Humberside Police)

shed burglary Caistor road Laceby (Humberside Police)

Nails and screws in road Healing village (Humberside Police)

Garage Burglary Laceby (Humberside Police)

Garage Burglary Laceby (Humberside Police)

Invite to Zoom catch up with local Inspector (Humberside Police)

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