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crime message
08/03/2010 at about 1050 hours person reported a theft of a radiator from her rear garden in Park Terrace East. The lock on the gate had been removed. If anyone saw or witnessed any thing suspicious in this area please call 0845 6070999 and quote serial number 533/08/03/10 |
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NP Criminal Damage SW
In the early hours of the morning (around 0400) on Thursday 18th February, Beeson House was covered in a fine yellow powder. When further investigated it was found that the yellow powder was from a fire extinguisher which had been deliberately sprayed over the front and back of the building, as well as several cars and driveways in Oak Road. If anyone saw or heard anything suspicious then please let us know on 0845 60 70 999 quoting serial 205 of 17/02/2010 |
Rusper Faygate/Colgate message
Firstly
I would like to inform all Colgate/Faygate
and Rusper residents that I have returned
to become your local PCSO, unfortunately you are sharing
me with Holbrook. I have also some good news that on Sunday
21/02/2010 after the quick actions of a
resident who reported to the police that she had seen a
quad bike and motorbike going into the wooded area around
the forest. The youths were stopped and the quad bike was
seized due to having no insurance and the driver
reported. We hope after the quick actions from the
resident and the police the message might get back to
others not to use the forest area. On a not so good note the area has
suffered a couple of large diesel thefts where by tanks
have been drilled and drained. So please be extra
vigilant and report anything suspicious to the police. Please feel free to e-mail
me on tracy.bicknell@sussex.pnn.police.uk or call my mobile 07748
402145 if you would like to discuss anything. PCSO Tracy Bicknell Police Community Support
Officer |
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BBH - Crime
Dear NHW Member, Last night three males were seen climbing on the roof of Shelley School In Wickhurst Lane but were scared off by a local resident. It is unknown what their intention was and the school has been advised. Also this week, a resident in Wickhurst Lane reported damage to her front door which may or may not have been some one attempting to break in to the property. Police are currently conducting extra patrols in the village but I would still urge all members to be extra vigilant and report suspicious behaviour to the Police immediately on 0845 60 70 999. Jeff Grant. Police Community Support Officer. Broadbridge Heath and Warnham. |
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NHW for Lower Beeding, Nuthurst and Forest 04 February 2010 12:26:32 Dear NHW You'll be pleased to hear that last week on the beats of Forest, Lower Beeding and Nuthurst, there was only one reported crime. This crime related to a theft of a wallet back in December 2009 but has only just been reported to us. Another piece of goods news is that crime figures for Horsham are down by a third from last year . That said , I do need you to be aware of two vehicle thefts that occurred during the evening of 02/02/10 and night time hours between 02/02/10 and 03/02/10. The first vehicle was stolen from Soutwater but was found in Broadwater Lane, the second was stolen from Sedgewick Lane and has not been found. Both vehicles were green Cherokee Jeeps, P reg and N registrations. We are keen to hear from anyone that might have seen any suspicious activity that night or any information that might lead to the recovery of the second vehicle. Please call us on 0845 60 70 999 quoting serials 146 03/02/10 or serial 1469 02/02/10. Please ensure that your vehicle, especially if it's an older model is fitted with appropriate anti-theft devices or secured in a garage. Crime Prevention Advise Do not leave anything on display in your car. Take all of your belongings with you when you leave your car (this also relates to caravans ) Consider installing electronic immobilisers or mechanical immobilisers such as steering-wheel locks and alarms. Fit locking wheel nuts. Further information about alarms, immobilisers and other security devices by e-mailing the Motor Insurance Repair Research Centre at "mailto:security@thatcham.org" or telephoning the Sold Secure Helpline on 01327 264687 . Keep your car keys safe. When you leave your car to unload your shopping for example, always remove the ignition key and lock all the doors. It only takes a few seconds for a thief to jump into your car and drive away. On icy mornings never leave your car unattended with the engine running to warm up or defrost the windows. At home , always keep your car keys in a safe place which is out of sight and away from windows and doors. |