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Between 13/06/2018 21:00 to 14/06/2018 08:00
Location: High Street, Toseland, St. Neots
Offender/s have removed the front and rear number plates from the victim’s vehicle and left with them.
Dear E-Cop Subscribers.
Over the past 24 hours the following crimes and incidents of note have occurred in Huntingdonshire:
At 0142 am this morning there was an Aggravated Burglary at Enderby’s Wharf, St Ives where the back door has been forced and car keys stolen to a 2011 registered Blue Audi A4.
Between 1630hrs 11/06/2018 and 0800hrs 12/06/2018 suspect(s) have cut through wire fencing of the building site on Alconbury weald and then stripped cabling, taking only the copper braiding
Herne Road, Ramsey, Huntingdon there has been as Residential Burglary where a large amount of money was taken.
Theft from motor vehicle – Duck Lane – St. Neots Back door’s forced to Black Citroen Van entry gained and Tools stolen. Occurred between 2000 hours on 11/06/2018 and 0600 hours on 12/06/2018.
Number plates have been stolen from a vehicle between 10-11:15 am today from an address in Hilton. Index starts AU09**M.
And some good news a small Cannabis cultivation set up was found at an address in Godmanchester yesterday. This was discovered thanks to a local resident reporting suspicious activity to our Police Service Centre and a local Officer discovering a strong smell coming from an address.
Help us to help you.
Kind regards
PCSO John Carter
Huntingdon Neighbourhood Policing Team
| Dear members,
I am writing to let you know that on THURSDAY 14th JUNE 2018 PCSO 7272 DAVEY and PCSO 7101 BRADDICK will be holding a scam awareness Police contact point at LLOYDS BANK, HIGH STREET, ST NEOTS between 10 am and 12:00hrs. Kind Regards PCSO 7272 Karen Davey St Neots Safer Neighbourhood Team |
| Message Sent By Davey Karen (Police, PCSO, Huntingdonshire – St Neots) |
St Neots
In Weir Close, Buckden an attempt was made to access a vehicle. Fortunately access was not gained.
Message Sent By
Andrew Street (Police, Sergeant, Huntingdonshire – St Ives)
In the last 24 hours there are no relevant crimes to report today.
Crime prevention event – Wednesday 6th June, Sawston Village College, Lower School Hall, New Road, Sawston, CB22 3BP, 17:00hrs-19:30hrs
Cambridgeshire Constabulary are holding a crime prevention event at Sawston Village College to highlight security improvements that residents can put in place to reduce their risk of crime. Cambridgeshire County Council Community Protection Officers will be available to provide advice about common scams and fraud. Officers and police staff will be on hand to provide advice and information. There will be a crime prevention seminar at 6:00p.m. Security products will be available for sale at a discounted rate, plus there will be advice regarding property registration and coding.
Come along to find out more, and meet your local team.
Regards
Histon Safer Neighbourhood Team
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Yesterday a house in Silver Street, Buckden has been entered via a patio door, it seems that nothing has been taken but they could have been looking for keys to a BMW parked on the driveway.
A break in at Ibbetts in Great Paxton has occurred with several chain saws stolen.
There has been an increase in calls about persons going door to door asking for work, e.g. Patio cleaning, Tree work, fencing, power washing and landscaping, we cannot stop you requesting work to be carried out but we would advise that you get several quotes for jobs that you might employ these people to do, recommended trades people are also a better option, perhaps look at local trades people with a registered address that if something goes wrong you can get back in touch with them.
Do not hesitate to contact 101 or 999 in an emergency.
PCSO 7101 Richard Braddick
St Neots Safer Neighbourhood Team
St. Neots Police Station | Dovehouse Close | St. Neots | Cambridgeshire | PE19 1D Mobile: 07921-094801| Call: 101
National rural crime survey wants your views
Do you live in a rural community?
Do you think crime has gone
up or down? Do you feel safer?
What’s your view of the police in
your community?
The 2018 National Rural Crime
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It’s three years since the last National Rural Crime Survey revealed the
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frustration at the police and Government.
The National Rural Crime Network produced a series of recommendations
which in many areas, the police took steps to act upon.
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The survey is open until Sunday 10 June.
Hi
Latest crime report in the St Neots Rural area.
There have been 2 reports of Rowdy/Nuisance behaviour in Buckden with both issues dealt with by the Police.
There has been two thefts also in Buckden, forced entry into a tack room on the Great North Road has resulted in 7 expensive saddles taken.
A leaf blower has been stolen from local workers whilst mowing the lawn near to the A1 and High Street Buckden, the blower was put down whilst the lawn was being mowed and a male in a black hatchback stopped and helped himself to the leaf blower.
A barn has been entered in Hail Weston and a battery stolen.
There have also been 3 incidents of suspicious circumstances, a young female has been approached by a male in Offord Cluny.
Two vehicles have parked outside the kennels in Tilbrook, one alleged to have broken down but both cars made off without any issues.
Finally, a property in Main Road, Little Gransden has had its electric gates tampered with, the gate seems to have been forced and when the gate did not open the mechanisms have been opened and tampered with. Security and crime prevention have been provided to the owner and patrols are taking place in and around the property.
Please be aware of scams and remember if it seems to good to be true, it probably is let us know if you have won the Pacific Lottery, or the Canadian millions or maybe you have won thousands in a draw you have never entered, I will be happy to hear from you and advise accordingly.
Many thanks and please keep reporting in any suspicious circumstances.
Richard
PCSO 7101 Richard Braddick
St Neots Rural PCSO
St. Neots Police Station | Dovehouse Close | St. Neots | Cambridgeshire | PE19 1DS ( Mobile: 07921-094801| ( Call: 101 Richard.braddick@cambs.pnn.police.uk
CF0190680418 – Between the hours of 2200 on the 11th April and 0700 on the 12th April in Gamlingay the Theft of an electric motor valued at approximately £1600 has occurred. The motor is used to power an external farm gate.
CF0190710418 – Between the hours of 1000 and 1500 on the 11th of April in Gamlingay three electric fence batteries have been stolen.
If you have information on the above please call 101 and quote the CF number listed.
Have a good day,
PCSO 7175 Giltinane
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