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Crime
Reports - May 2008 |
30th May
Unfortunately since my last bulletin a week ago there have been 8 burglaries across Surrey Heath.
1. The Avenue, Chobham (Monday PM) offenders smashed rear widow to gain entry. Have stolen flat screen TV and car keys just left on the kitchen surface. Fortunately they didn’t take the car.
2. MacDonald Road, Lightwater (Monday PM) offenders smashed glass in the rear door and then unlocked the door with the key left in the lock. Stole a number of personal effects.
3. Broomsquires Road, Bagshot (overnight Monday/Tuesday). Offenders entered rear door to the premises. (Not known if it was forced or left insecure). Stole handbag and mobile phone.
4. Bain Avenue, Camberley (Wednesday PM) distraction burglary whereby offenders stated that water could be leading into the property. One was allowed in and have then stolen cash and jewellery.
5. Trenton Close, Frimley (Wednesday day) offenders have smashed glass in rear door and unlocked the same with keys left on window ledge next to it, stealing various items.
6. Heathermead, Frimley (Wednesday PM) offenders forced open rear kitchen window to gain entry, stealing cash, jewellery and electrical items.
7. London Road, Camberley (Wednesday PM) another distraction burglary with offenders purporting to be from the Water Board. Some sort of unidentifiable ID was shown but offenders still allowed entry into the home with cash being stolen.
8. Orchard Close, West End (Thursday PM) offenders forced entry via front door stealing jewellery.
23rd May
Two burglaries to report this week.
1. Queens Road, Bisley (Tuesday PM) offenders forced entry through front door but it appears that nothing was actually stolen.
2. Barnsley Close, Mytchett (Tuesday PM) entry gained via locked (although it would appear incorrectly) French door. Offenders disturbed and made off without stealing anything.
19th May
Two linked burglaries to report this weekend.
Sunday afternoon, 2 burglaries occurred in St Catherines Road, Frimley Green. At one a quantity of electrical items and jewellery, along with a BMW were taken. The offender in this vehicle then linked up with a Vauxhall Corsa, stolen earlier in the day from Guildford and attempted to commit the second burglary, making off after being disturbed. The corsa was later found abandoned in Camberley but the BMW was seen in Chobham and following a police pursuit, the vehicle was eventually caught, back in Guildford where the offender was arrested. He is currently still in custody. The identity of his accomplice is known and investigations are in hand to arrest him also.
A very successful outcome as the offenders were also responsible for 3 burglaries in the Guildford area.
16th May
After a fairly quiet period we have unfortunately suffered 6 burglaries across the borough this week.
1. Linkway, Camberley (over a period of time) offenders entered by forcing a small metal framed window, stealing a lap top.
2. The Hatches, Frimley Green (Weds AM) entered via front UPVC door stealing numerous electrical items and car keys to an Audi which was subsequently stolen.
3. Garrick Way, Frimley Green (overnight Tues/Weds) forced entry to premises stealing lap top and handbag and contents.
4. Heath Park Drive, Windlesham (overnight Tues/Weds) entered garden shed taking garden spade and fork which were used to force entry to conservatory to enter house stealing 2 sets of car keys along with the cars to which they belonged.
5. Beresford Close, Frimley
Green (Weds AM) forced rear French doors to gain entry, stealing jewellery.
6. Worsley Road Frimley (Weds PM) whilst elderly occupant was in the garden
entered insecure premises and stole case.
Don't forget next weeks coordinators meeting to be held at 7pm Tuesday 20th May 2008 in the Peninsular Lounge of the Lakeside International Hotel, Frimley Green
12th May
No dwelling burglaries to report over the last week and a half.
However, I have once again noticed a slight increase in thefts of number plates from vehicles. Please be vigilant.
May 2 2008
Two burglaries to report this week.
1. Upper College Ride, Camberley (Tuesday PM) offenders reached in through the open hopper window to open large unlocked casement window to gain entry, stealing games console and games.
2. London Road, Bagshot (Wednesday daytime) smashed rear kitchen window to enter and stole TV and games console.
With regard to the forthcoming Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinators meeting to be held on Tuesday 20th May 2008, due to unforeseen circumstances the Lakeside Continental Hotel is no longer available and therefore the meeting will now take place in the Peninsular Suite at the Lakeside International hotel.
Robin Wood
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