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Crime
Reports - September 2010 |
Neighbourhood Watch
28th August to 3rd September 2010
This week there have been 7 burglaries reported across Surrey Heath:
Heatherside area of Camberley 12.30 hrs to 13.00 hrs on Monday 30th August
Police were called to the site of an unoccupied residential house currently
undergoing renovation after a trespasser was seen selecting roof tiles
and lead flashing from the roof. SH/10/4496
Bagshot 17.15 hrs on Monday 30th August to 07.30 hrs on Tuesday 31st
August
Overnight offenders gained access to the Recycling Centre by climbing
the 7 foot fence then used bolt cutters to gain entry to the main office
then the hazardous material container and finally the car battery container.
They removed approximately 35 batteries and left on foot. SH/10/4509
Windlesham 21.30 hrs to 23.00 hrs on Monday 30th August
A 40 metre roll of armoured copper cable was removed from a shed located
on a farm in a rural location down a quiet lane. The locking mechanism
on the metal gate to the farm was damaged during entry. SH/10/4511
Windlesham 18.00 hrs on Tuesday 31st August to 07.30 Wednesday 1st
September
Copper and various tools were also taken from another farm in the
area. The items had been stored in a secure container within a tractor
shed. SH/10/4532
St Pauls area of Camberley 09.20 hrs to 15.00 hrs on Wednesday 1st
September
During daylight hours offenders entered an unoccupied detached property
on a quiet residential road via the insecure patio door. They carried
out an untidy search of an upstairs bedroom removing various items of
jewellery and emptying a handbag across the floor and down the stairs.
They left the property via the entry point. SH/10/4536
Chobham 18.00 hrs Wednesday 1st September to 08.30 hrs Thursday 2nd
September
During the hours of darkness offenders approached the locked and secured
tack room of a polo club. They removed the padlock from the door and took
two bridles and a polo kit bag from inside. SH/10/4549
Bagshot 15.30 hrs to 17.15 hrs on Thursday 2nd September
Offenders entered a semi-detached property in a small cul de sac located
near a wooded area used by dog walkers. They entered via the open front
door and removed a wallet from the kitchen table. SH/10/4556
This week there have been 8 thefts from vehicles across Surrey Heath:
Windlesham 17.00 hrs on Friday 27th August to 08.00 hrs on Monday 30th
August
£100 worth of diesel was siphoned out of the fuel tank of a
tipper truck parked in a garden centre close to a main road. The fuel
tank cap was forcibly removed and taken away from the scene. SH/10/4493
Bagshot 19.00 hrs on Sunday 29th August to 14.30 hrs on Monday 30th
August
Front and rear number plates were removed from a blue Peugeot 206
parked in a residential area in Bagshot. SH/10/4497
Frimley 18.00 hrs on Wednesday 1st September to 06.00 hrs on Thursday
2nd September
Offenders smashed the rear window of a secured and alarmed blue Mini
Cooper to gain access to the boot where they removed a jacket to find
a laptop computer which was subsequently taken from the vehicle. SH/10/4541
Bagshot 18.00 hrs on Wednesday 1st September to 07.00 hrs on Thursday
2nd September
During the hours of darkness offenders approached a VW transporter
van parked in a hotel car park close to the A30/A322 junction in Bagshot.
They cut the internal electrics wiring loom by inserting an implement
between the offside driver’s door and the front section of the door
frame thus disabling the central locking system. They searched the whole
vehicle, removing a pair of sunglasses from the front of the vehicle and
various tools and Makita drills from the rear of the vehicle. They were
unable to access a metal tool vault bolted into the rear of the vehicle
but did remove a holdall of clothing instead. SH/10/4543
Bagshot 20.30 hrs on Wednesday 1st September to 07.45 hrs on Thursday
2nd September
Over the course of the same night, offenders approached a locked and
secured Vauxhall Vivaro panel van also parked in the same hotel car park.
They punched a hole in the rear window to gain access to the vehicle and
removed various tools from inside. SH/10/4546
Frimley 20.00 hrs on Wednesday 1st September to 11.30 hrs on Thursday
2nd September
All four hub caps were removed from a red Ford Fiesta parked in a
parking bay outside a residential block of flats near the railway station.
They caused no damage in the process. SH/10/4550
Chobham 12.15 hrs to 12.45 hrs on Thursday 2nd September
Various power tools and hand tools were taken from a blue Toyota HiAce
van parked in the high street near the church. A hole was made in the
side door lock to gain access to the vehicle. SH/10/4553
Bagshot 19.00 hrs to 21.00 hrs on Thursday 2nd September
Diesel fuel was siphoned out of the fuel tank of a lorry parked up
in a lay by on the A322 near Bagshot. SH/10/4571
There have been 3 cycle thefts this week:
Frimley Green 18.50 hrs to 19.05 hrs on Friday 27th August
A BMX cycle was removed from the front garden of a property located
on a main residential road in Frimley Green. The cycle had been leant
up against the front door and was not secured. SH/10/4446
Frimley 00.01 hrs to 06.00 hrs on Tuesday 31st August
During early morning hours an unsecured red and grey mountain bike
was removed from the front garden of a mid-terrace property situated in
a residential area. SH/10/4515
St Pauls area of Camberley 19.00 hrs on Friday 27th August to 17.15
hrs on Tuesday 31st August
A cycle was taken from the garden of a detached property situated
on a residential main road near the town centre. The cycle had a chain
through the rear wheel and the frame. SH/10/4529
There have been 2 thefts of vehicles this week:
Old Dean area of Camberley 19.00 hrs on Friday 27th August to 17.15
hrs on Tuesday 31st August
Over the Bank Holiday weekend a silver Renault Laguna was taken from
the corner of a residential road in the Old Dean area of Camberley. SH/10/4517
Mytchett 16.10 hrs to 16.18 hrs on Thursday 2nd September
During the hours of daylight offenders approached an unattended vehicle
parked in a residential area and having spoken to the neighbours regarding
the vehicle, they then attempted to start the vehicle by opening the bonnet
and connecting jump cables. SH/10/4561
REMEMBER! If you are calling to report an incident. Please ensure you state that you are a Neighbourhood Watch member and the following:
· A crime is in progress! · Suspects are still at the scene · Firearms…if any seen or suspected, (explain your working knowledge of firearms, if you have any) · Exact location · Any vehicle registrations or partial registrations seen that may connect · If you are in a vehicle, give details of your vehicle so contact staff can use this as a marker to direct officers. |
If you need to contact us in the meantime, you can reach
us on
Email: Etherington14132@surrey.pnn.police.uk
Tel: 0845 125 2222
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