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Insp Jon Powell

Sgt 1534 Helen McGill

PC 1529 John Day

PCSO 7508 Nicola Cliffe

PCSO 7615 Laura Hudson

Community Alerts

Between 1st October and the 5th November there has been 35 vehicle offences in the Goole area. Snaith , Airmyn, Rawciffe , Marshlands and Wolds Weighton saw 21 of these offences.

20 of them were theft from vehicles. There have been various methods which include drilling into the fuel tank to to siphon the fuel, smashing windows and entering through a cab door and sliding a window open.

5 sets of number plates have also been stolen and 2 exhausts.
Tools were stolen from a vehicle pick up bed and a set of ladders from a van.
2 car batteries were stolen and also tools from another vehicle.
8 vehicles were stolen and and there were 7 vehicle interferences.

The offences were mainly on a night.

Police are patrolling the areas and the incidents are under investigation. Please be extra vigilant and make sure no valuables are left in your vehicle overnight. Make sure your vehicle is secure when parked and in a well lit location, ideally in a garage or on drive. Car keys should be hidden and not left on display. It is advisable to purchase signal blockers for you vehicle which blocks criminals from boosting your key signal to your car.

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Residential Burglaries (Humberside Police)

There has been a recent increase in residential burglaries. Since the 12th October there have been six in the Goole area including Rawcliffe, Airmyn, Barmby Moor, Pocklington, Fangfoss and Skelton. The incidents have happened at various times of the day and night.They all have similarities with windows being smashed to gain entry. Please be extra vigilant and report any suspicious activity to us. Make sure any high value items are not on display , your car keys are hidden and your curtains/ blinds are closed when your lights are on.

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Supporting our neighbours who are not connected on social media can be achallenge. Why not setup a calling tree in your area? It’s a lovely way to stayconnected, particularly with those who are not online.Here is how it works... 1 person calls 3 people. Those 3 people call 3 people eachmaking 9. Those 9 each call 3 people reaching 27 people. Those 27 each call3 reaching 81 people. The phone tree builds. Reduce isolation and loneliness.#CommunityActionResponse #LookAfterEachOther

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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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Washing machines stolen in Pocklington (Humberside Police)

A burglary has been reported in your area.

Between 2145 and 2345 on Sunday 25/10/20, entry was forced into a secure unit on Pocklington Industrial Estate, and a container was broken into. 160 New World washing machines, with European plugs, were stolen.

Visit our Website for burglary prevention advice and register your property via Immobilise here.

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Online Police Community Catch-Up (Humberside Police)

Humberside Police - Meeting Invitation

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 3pm and 3.30pm on Sunday 11 October.

Inspector Jon Powell 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 visit: www.humberside.police.uk/CommunityCatchUpNorthbank

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What's Happening In Your Area?

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Recent farming GPS thefts -We are warning farmers across the East Riding to be vigilant following a recent spate of thefts from farms. Several farm vehicles have been targeted and their GPS systems have been stolen. GPS systems are essential for farmers and losing them, and the information they hold, can have a considerable effect on farm businesses, let alone the huge cost to replace the stolen items. We would advise farmers to remove these units from their tractors and other farm machinery each night. Don’t leave them in a locked cab, as these can be broken into. We would also ask farmers to consider using property marking kits as an added security measure. Anyone with any information should call 101 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. If you have information about rural crime in your area you can also email the rural crime team on SPOCRuralandWildlifeCrime@humberside.pnn.police.uk
Operation Galileo Officers from across the East Riding of Yorkshire area continue to engage in the prevention and detection of wildlife offences and poaching across the ward area. Officers will be using intelligence, new equipment and volunteers in helping to identify offenders and obtaining evidence to form prosecution cases. If you see people with dogs in fields, and if safe to do so, please ring 101 and report the incident.
Youths causing annoyance Reports of youths causing low level ASB at the rear of the library on Beverley Road. Officers will continue with High Visibility patrols in the area. We have also been working with local partner agencies especially the anti social team of East Riding Council and local school to deliver education on anti social behaviour. Anyone caught engaging in such activities will be dealt with jointly with the East Riding of Yorkshire Council. We would like to encourage the local community to report any issues by calling Humberside Police on 101 (non-emergency number) or CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111.
Online Community Cath up - Zoom Meetings Insp Powell will be hosting a half-an-hour online community catch up via Zoom and he is inviting you to join him. There will also be the opportunity to ask any questions and raise any concerns/issues you may have. The meetings will be held on the following dates for the Pocklington/Market Weighton & Villages: 8th December 2020 (19:30hrs) 5th January 2021 (19:30hrs) 15th February 2021 (14:00hrs) For details on how to join the meeting, go to the Humberside Police website and type in ZOOM in the “search the site” section and this will take you to the “on line community catch up page” – click on this link for further information on how to join the meeting or click on the link below. (https://www.humberside.police.uk/CommunityCatchUpNorthbank)

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Recent farming GPS thefts -We are warning farmers across the East Riding to be vigilant following a recent spate of thefts from farms. Several farm vehicles have been targeted and their GPS systems have been stolen. GPS systems are essential for farmers and losing them, and the information they hold, can have a considerable effect on farm businesses, let alone the huge cost to replace the stolen items. We would advise farmers to remove these units from their tractors and other farm machinery each night. Don’t leave them in a locked cab, as these can be broken into. We would also ask farmers to consider using property marking kits as an added security measure. Anyone with any information should call 101 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. If you have information about rural crime in your area you can also email the rural crime team on SPOCRuralandWildlifeCrime@humberside.pnn.police.uk

Operation Galileo

Officers from across the East Riding of Yorkshire area continue to engage in the prevention and detection of wildlife offences and poaching across the ward area. Officers will be using intelligence, new equipment and volunteers in helping to identify offenders and obtaining evidence to form prosecution cases. If you see people with dogs in fields, and if safe to do so, please ring 101 and report the incident.

Youths causing annoyance

Reports of youths causing low level ASB at the rear of the library on Beverley Road. Officers will continue with High Visibility patrols in the area. We have also been working with local partner agencies especially the anti social team of East Riding Council and local school to deliver education on anti social behaviour. Anyone caught engaging in such activities will be dealt with jointly with the East Riding of Yorkshire Council.

We would like to encourage the local community to report any issues by calling Humberside Police on 101 (non-emergency number) or CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111.

Online Community Cath up - Zoom Meetings

Insp Powell will be hosting a half-an-hour online community catch up via Zoom and he is inviting you to join him. There will also be the opportunity to ask any questions and raise any concerns/issues you may have. The meetings will be held on the following dates for the Pocklington/Market Weighton & Villages:

8th December 2020 (19:30hrs)

5th January 2021 (19:30hrs)

15th February 2021 (14:00hrs)

For details on how to join the meeting, go to the Humberside Police website and type in ZOOM in the “search the site” section and this will take you to the “on line community catch up page” – click on this link for further information on how to join the meeting or click on the link below.
(https://www.humberside.police.uk/CommunityCatchUpNorthbank)

Last Updated 19 Nov 2020

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Date	Location	Activity
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Wolds Weighton

Meet Your Team

Community Alerts

Vehicle crime (Humberside Police)

Residential Burglaries (Humberside Police)

The Calling Tree (Humberside Police)

Male at Court Fined £658.59 (Humberside Police)

Washing machines stolen in Pocklington (Humberside Police)

Online Police Community Catch-Up (Humberside Police)

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Wolds Weighton

Meet Your Team

Community Alerts

Vehicle crime (Humberside Police)

Residential Burglaries (Humberside Police)

The Calling Tree (Humberside Police)

Male at Court Fined £658.59 (Humberside Police)

Washing machines stolen in Pocklington (Humberside Police)

Online Police Community Catch-Up (Humberside Police)

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