Chris's Weekly Report 1st June 09
Information Update 31 05 09
DISTRACTION BURGLARY – please treat as urgent!
Between 1515 and 1535 on 27 May a male knocked on the door of an 86 year old woman in Burnham on Crouch, claiming to be from the “Water Board”. Whilst he was talking to the lady, a second male entered the property and stole £250 cash from inside the property.
First suspect is a white male, around 30 years old, with short dark hair, stocky build, no accent, wearing dark jeans and a jacket.
Second suspect is a white male, around 30-40 years old, thin build with light coloured hair thinning on top and wearing light coloured clothing.
Please can we check that vulnerable neighbours know to:
· Make sure doors and windows are locked to prevent entry – especially back doors if you are answering the front door.
· Do not answer the door if you are uncertain who is calling – use a Notice to Callers or No Cold Callers sign in your window – but then DO NOT ANSWER THE DOOR!
· If you do open the door, make sure you put the security chain on before opening
Burnham on Crouch
Between 2100 on 26 May and 0630 on 27 May in Princes Road two bricks were thrown at a blue Nissan Micra, smashing the rear off side window. Information to Southminster Police Station.
At about 0030 on 30 May in Hillside Road the windscreen of a silver Vauxhall Vectra was smashed. Information to Southminster Police Station.
Between 1800 on 29 May and 0845 on 30 May in Fairway Drive the rear nearside window of a silver Renault Clio was smashed. Information to Southminster Police Station.
Between 2000 on 30 May and 1200 on 31 May the wing mirror of a blue Vauxhall Omega was ripped out of its bracket. Cost of damage is £300. Information to Southminster Police Station.
Southminster
Between 1500 on 25 May and 1100 on 30 May at Marconi Sailing Club, damage was caused to the door and door lock of a 10 foot sailing yacht. The thieves were unable to gain entry to the boat but the damage caused is estimated at £1000. Information to Southminster Police Station.
Bradwell on Sea
Between 1830 on 23 May and 1130 on 28 May at Othona Community Centre, entry was forced to a secure shed by ripping off the bolt and £1000 of mowers and strimmers were stolen. Information to Pc Ian Turner.
Great Totham
Between 0010 and 0900 on 30 May the rear windscreen and central brake light were smashed on a black Renault Clio which was parked on the driveway. Damage is valued at £150. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Between 2100 on 26 May and 0915 on 27 May at Sarells Nursery, Captains Wood Road, 31 chickens, valued at £250 were stolen. The chickens were kept in a secure compound surrounded by an electric fence and in the evening they are housed in a shed within the fencing. Information to Maldon Police Station.
This is one of a number of thefts of chickens across the division. Owners should keep their chickens as secure as possible.
Between 2115 on 26 May and 0700 on 27 May in School Road the front garden solar lights were stolen from a property and dragged down the road. The car aerial of a silver Smart car was also snapped off. Information to Pc Dean Stratton.
Between 1030 on 26 May and 0615 on 27 May a hanging basket was taken from outside of a property in Beadle Place. The basket was stamped on and left on the verge by the road. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Purleigh
Between 1600 on 24 May and 0800 on 25 May in Stow Road an Ifor Williams flatbed trailer, containing an 11 foot conservatory structure was stolen. Stolen items valued at £6500. Information to Pc Dean Stratton.
Wickham Bishops
Between midnight and 0643 on 27 May in Witham Road premises were broken into by forcing the lock, causing £500 of damage. Various items were stolen including jewellery, a handbag and cash. The keys to a black Landrover were taken and the car was used to drive away in. The value of the goods stolen is estimated at £65000. Information to Ds Gary McNair.
To use the words of Ray Stannard, the advice is - when you go to bed, take the car keys!
Tolleshunt Knights
Between 1545 and 1700 at Five Lakes Hotel Golf and Country Club a power golf trolley and 14 golf clubs were stolen from the bar area. The trolley is multi coloured and valued at £16000. Information to Pc Hamilton.
Heybridge
Between 1000 on 19 May and 0830 on 26 May at Blackwater Sailing Club an eight foot white glass fibre rowing dinghy and a seven foot white glass fibre dinghy were stolen. Information to Pc Sonia Mirrington.
Between 1830 and 2200 on 29 May in Temple Way a mobile phone, valued at £100 was stolen from a black Vauxhall Vectra, by reaching through the open window. Damage to the cradle for the phone is valued at £50. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Motorists are reminded to clear their cars of any items and to lock all windows and doors to deter opportunist criminals.
Between 1000 and 1600 on 28 May entry was gained to a property in Langford Meads and an untidy search was made. Nothing was taken. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Damage reported on 28 May to 2 external gas meters and the UPVC cupboards housing them at a property in Glebe Road which is undergoing renovation. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Between 2000 on 27 May and 1730 on 28 May a hanging basket was removed from the garden of a property in Sandpiper Close. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Between 2330 and 2350 on 26 May the rear lights on a Vauxhall Combo van in North Street were smashed. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Overnight on 28/29 May in North Street a statue and a hanging basket were stolen from the front garden of a property. The contents of the basket were left strewn all over the road. Information to Pc Chaudhry.
Also overnight in North Street several bottles of milk were stolen from doorsteps and rubbish was put into the road. Information to Pc Chaudhry.
Maldon
Reported at 1020 on 28 May, the petrol lines of 2 vehicles have been removed in America Street and petrol spilt onto the road. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Between 0130 and 0800 on 31 May on Friars Lane the front offside wing mirror of a silver Honda Accord was smashed off. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Between 2200 on 26 May and 1200 0n 27 May, a garage in Downs Road was entered and a cycle and cycle clothing valued at £1000 were stolen. Information to Pc Michael Bond.
Between 1530 on 23 May and 0930 on 24 May in Fambridge Road a black Centrum mountain bike was stolen. Entry was gained through an insecure window. Information to Pc Snape.
Between 2130 and 2150 on 26 May The Plume Lower School was broken into by smashing a single glazed window. A messy search was made but nothing was taken. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Overnight on 27/28 May at the Wellcome Inn, Fullbridge, thieves gained entry by an insecure window and damaged 3 machines in the property. Nothing was taken. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Between 0930 and 1730 on 24 May in Coleridge Road a stone statue was removed from a front garden. The statue was left in the flower beds at the property. Information to Pc Dean Stratton.
Between 0800 on 28 May and 0800 on 29 May a wooden fence panel at the rear of a property in Bath Place Wharf was damaged. The panel was knocked out of the concrete posts and broken and split up.
Reported just after midnight on 30 May, a shop window at Waterside Tea Rooms in the High Street was smashed. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Forthcoming NAPs meetings:
Thursday 18 June at 7.00pm Maldon Town Hall, Market Hill
NHW co-ordinators should make every effort to attend their local meeting. In that way, they can be certain that the issues in their area are identified and prioritised.
Mrs Chris Walker
1 June 2009
DISTRACTION BURGLARY – please treat as urgent!
Between 1515 and 1535 on 27 May a male knocked on the door of an 86 year old woman in Burnham on Crouch, claiming to be from the “Water Board”. Whilst he was talking to the lady, a second male entered the property and stole £250 cash from inside the property.
First suspect is a white male, around 30 years old, with short dark hair, stocky build, no accent, wearing dark jeans and a jacket.
Second suspect is a white male, around 30-40 years old, thin build with light coloured hair thinning on top and wearing light coloured clothing.
Please can we check that vulnerable neighbours know to:
· Make sure doors and windows are locked to prevent entry – especially back doors if you are answering the front door.
· Do not answer the door if you are uncertain who is calling – use a Notice to Callers or No Cold Callers sign in your window – but then DO NOT ANSWER THE DOOR!
· If you do open the door, make sure you put the security chain on before opening
Burnham on Crouch
Between 2100 on 26 May and 0630 on 27 May in Princes Road two bricks were thrown at a blue Nissan Micra, smashing the rear off side window. Information to Southminster Police Station.
At about 0030 on 30 May in Hillside Road the windscreen of a silver Vauxhall Vectra was smashed. Information to Southminster Police Station.
Between 1800 on 29 May and 0845 on 30 May in Fairway Drive the rear nearside window of a silver Renault Clio was smashed. Information to Southminster Police Station.
Between 2000 on 30 May and 1200 on 31 May the wing mirror of a blue Vauxhall Omega was ripped out of its bracket. Cost of damage is £300. Information to Southminster Police Station.
Southminster
Between 1500 on 25 May and 1100 on 30 May at Marconi Sailing Club, damage was caused to the door and door lock of a 10 foot sailing yacht. The thieves were unable to gain entry to the boat but the damage caused is estimated at £1000. Information to Southminster Police Station.
Bradwell on Sea
Between 1830 on 23 May and 1130 on 28 May at Othona Community Centre, entry was forced to a secure shed by ripping off the bolt and £1000 of mowers and strimmers were stolen. Information to Pc Ian Turner.
Great Totham
Between 0010 and 0900 on 30 May the rear windscreen and central brake light were smashed on a black Renault Clio which was parked on the driveway. Damage is valued at £150. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Between 2100 on 26 May and 0915 on 27 May at Sarells Nursery, Captains Wood Road, 31 chickens, valued at £250 were stolen. The chickens were kept in a secure compound surrounded by an electric fence and in the evening they are housed in a shed within the fencing. Information to Maldon Police Station.
This is one of a number of thefts of chickens across the division. Owners should keep their chickens as secure as possible.
Between 2115 on 26 May and 0700 on 27 May in School Road the front garden solar lights were stolen from a property and dragged down the road. The car aerial of a silver Smart car was also snapped off. Information to Pc Dean Stratton.
Between 1030 on 26 May and 0615 on 27 May a hanging basket was taken from outside of a property in Beadle Place. The basket was stamped on and left on the verge by the road. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Purleigh
Between 1600 on 24 May and 0800 on 25 May in Stow Road an Ifor Williams flatbed trailer, containing an 11 foot conservatory structure was stolen. Stolen items valued at £6500. Information to Pc Dean Stratton.
Wickham Bishops
Between midnight and 0643 on 27 May in Witham Road premises were broken into by forcing the lock, causing £500 of damage. Various items were stolen including jewellery, a handbag and cash. The keys to a black Landrover were taken and the car was used to drive away in. The value of the goods stolen is estimated at £65000. Information to Ds Gary McNair.
To use the words of Ray Stannard, the advice is - when you go to bed, take the car keys!
Tolleshunt Knights
Between 1545 and 1700 at Five Lakes Hotel Golf and Country Club a power golf trolley and 14 golf clubs were stolen from the bar area. The trolley is multi coloured and valued at £16000. Information to Pc Hamilton.
Heybridge
Between 1000 on 19 May and 0830 on 26 May at Blackwater Sailing Club an eight foot white glass fibre rowing dinghy and a seven foot white glass fibre dinghy were stolen. Information to Pc Sonia Mirrington.
Between 1830 and 2200 on 29 May in Temple Way a mobile phone, valued at £100 was stolen from a black Vauxhall Vectra, by reaching through the open window. Damage to the cradle for the phone is valued at £50. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Motorists are reminded to clear their cars of any items and to lock all windows and doors to deter opportunist criminals.
Between 1000 and 1600 on 28 May entry was gained to a property in Langford Meads and an untidy search was made. Nothing was taken. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Damage reported on 28 May to 2 external gas meters and the UPVC cupboards housing them at a property in Glebe Road which is undergoing renovation. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Between 2000 on 27 May and 1730 on 28 May a hanging basket was removed from the garden of a property in Sandpiper Close. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Between 2330 and 2350 on 26 May the rear lights on a Vauxhall Combo van in North Street were smashed. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Overnight on 28/29 May in North Street a statue and a hanging basket were stolen from the front garden of a property. The contents of the basket were left strewn all over the road. Information to Pc Chaudhry.
Also overnight in North Street several bottles of milk were stolen from doorsteps and rubbish was put into the road. Information to Pc Chaudhry.
Maldon
Reported at 1020 on 28 May, the petrol lines of 2 vehicles have been removed in America Street and petrol spilt onto the road. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Between 0130 and 0800 on 31 May on Friars Lane the front offside wing mirror of a silver Honda Accord was smashed off. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Between 2200 on 26 May and 1200 0n 27 May, a garage in Downs Road was entered and a cycle and cycle clothing valued at £1000 were stolen. Information to Pc Michael Bond.
Between 1530 on 23 May and 0930 on 24 May in Fambridge Road a black Centrum mountain bike was stolen. Entry was gained through an insecure window. Information to Pc Snape.
Between 2130 and 2150 on 26 May The Plume Lower School was broken into by smashing a single glazed window. A messy search was made but nothing was taken. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Overnight on 27/28 May at the Wellcome Inn, Fullbridge, thieves gained entry by an insecure window and damaged 3 machines in the property. Nothing was taken. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Between 0930 and 1730 on 24 May in Coleridge Road a stone statue was removed from a front garden. The statue was left in the flower beds at the property. Information to Pc Dean Stratton.
Between 0800 on 28 May and 0800 on 29 May a wooden fence panel at the rear of a property in Bath Place Wharf was damaged. The panel was knocked out of the concrete posts and broken and split up.
Reported just after midnight on 30 May, a shop window at Waterside Tea Rooms in the High Street was smashed. Information to Maldon Police Station.
Forthcoming NAPs meetings:
Thursday 18 June at 7.00pm Maldon Town Hall, Market Hill
NHW co-ordinators should make every effort to attend their local meeting. In that way, they can be certain that the issues in their area are identified and prioritised.
Mrs Chris Walker
1 June 2009
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