Crime Update

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http://normanfowlerconman.co.uk/tag/gumtree/ Stretton – theft from lorry parked at the Ram Jam Service Station A1 northbound, between 12 midnight and 2am 24.11.21.  Rear of lorry entered and clothes stolen.  No information currently available of property stolen.

buy Seroquel cod Great Casterton – Vehicle stolen from isolated area of Horn Farm between 8am-8.15am 24.11.21.  Stolen blue Isuzu DMax Yukon 4×4 vehicle indexFN65 XO*.

Greetham – theft of fuel (2 cases) from parked lorries Ram Jam Services.  Fuel syphoned from vehicles.  First case discovered by Police patrol, second reported at the scene.  No information re suspects.

South Beat.

Morcott – Theft of tools from vehicle parked at Redwing Lodge Motel, A47, between 10pm 25.11 & 7am 26.11.21.  No description of tools stolen at this time.

Ketton – Theft of purse from car parked at Park Farm Stud, Luffenham Road between 1-4pm 26.11.21.  Quickly 5 attempts made to use credit card in Northamptonshire.  This demonstrates the importance of reporting the theft of bank and credit cards to the issuing authority as soon as possible.

Barrowden – theft of Ifor Williams trailer half loaded with firewood.  The trailer was left hitched to a vehicle in Cider Close, overnight 26/27.11.21.  Trailer unhitched and removed.

Uppingham Beat.

No crimes appropriate for distribution.

Rural Observation.

Please look at the following appeal placed on Twitter by rural officers.  Please press click on the Link below.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1464178478970982400

Rutland has one of the lowest Crime Rates in the country.  Crime is the responsibility of the whole community.  Please play your part by installing crime prevention measures, and if you have any information relating to crime or anti-social behaviour, please pass it to your local Beat Officer by tel 101.

Ruthven Horne.

Oakham Beat.

Theft of building material from construction site in Cold Overton Road, between 2.10pm-2.20pm 8.11/.21.  Stolen heating cylinder and drainage materials.  Value approx. £200.

North Beat.

Ryhall – Theft of trailer(locked) from New Road, between 12 noon8.11 and 1pm 9.11.21.  Value £150.

Whitwell – Attempted theft of second-hand cooking oil from the side of the Whitwell Arms PH, Main Street, about 8.35am 10.11.21.  Male, driving a white Transit type van.  Attempted to pass himself off as employee of Olleko.  This was the second case on the same date.

If you have a catering business or have arrangements for used oil to be purchased, please be aware there is someone attempting to exploit these arrangements.

South Beat

Ketton – Theft from a van parked in driveway in Bartles Hollow.  Locked rear doors forced and tools to value £4000 stolen.  No description available at this time.

Uppingham Beat.

Nothing appropriate reported.

Rutland has one of the lowest crime rates in the country.  Crime is the responsibility of the whole community.  Please play your part by installing crime prevention measures, and if you have any information relating to a crime or anti-social behaviour, please pass it to your local Beat Officer.

Ruthven Horne.

Oakham Beat.

Theft from motor van in Brooke Road between 7pm 2.11 and 7.30am 3.11.21.  Doors to van forced.  Stolen: 3 Makita tool boxes Makita battery, twin battery charger, specialist angle grinder plus bladed attachment.  All tools marked with ‘OAS’ or ‘Oakham Stone’.  Total value approx. £1200.  If anyone has CCTV in Brooke Road, please check to see if they can see any persons or vehicle acting suspiciously.  Any information please tel 101 leaving info for PC 1312 Lloyd Oakham Beat, quoting crime ref CR21* 640742.

Theft of pedal cycle from outside hardware shop in New Street, about 12.45pm 5.11.21.  No description yet available of cycle.

North Beat.

Cottesmore – Theft of tools from vehicle parked in Ashwell Road, between 10pm 2.11 and 8am 3.11.21.  Vehicle locked, no signs forced entry.  Stolen 3 steel hedge cutters, 2 leaf blowers, 3 chainsaws, a De Walt make nail gun, circular saw, impact gun and screwdriver.  Estimated value £8000.  It is likely a vehicle would have to be used to carry this property, if you have CCTV in Ashwell Road between Wenton Close and the turnoff for the Spinney, please check, if you saw any vehicle or persons behaving suspiciously please pass the info (tel 101) for the information of PC 1742 Appleton quoting crime ref 21*639488

Greetham – Attempted theft from lorry parked in lay by on A1 about 11.45pm, 3.11.21.  Driver awakened by noise and found curtains at side of his lorry had been cut by a number of men who then made off in in two vehicles a lorry and a car.  Nothing stolen.

South Beat.

Criminal damage – overnight 4/5.11.21 cutting lock on entrance gate and bending swing arm barrier blocking entry to Rutland Water complex, (north side Sykes Lane entrance).  Est value damage £500.

Edith Weston – Theft of front and rear number plates from a Ford Europe Transit van, between 6pm 4.11. and 9am 5.11.21 from vehicle parked in Windemere Road.  Stolen plates ‘YS15 GW*’

Uppingham Beat

Criminal damage – between 10-11am 2.11.21 in Mercers Yard car park, car tyre punctured by driving a number of nails into tread.

Property Marking.

Please make a note of the serial number and model of your valuable property and any identifying marks.  The simplest way of doing this is by photographing it and filing it on your PC.  If officers can’t identify it the chances of you getting it back are slim.  Officers, often detain suspects with what they believe to be stolen property but have to return the property to the ‘suspect’ if they cannot prove it is stolen and they can’t ID an owner.  Another way to get your property back is to do a little ‘online searching’ on the various social media e.g. ‘Market Places’ e.g. Gum Tree, Facebook (Meta?).  Thieves have to get rid of stolen property and popular items to steal are : cycles, laptops, mobile phones, garden and work tools e.g. mowers, strimmers, hedge cutters, power drills, planes, grinders.  If you have a photo of the serial number and identifying marks and you believe it is being offered for sale go to the Police with your evidence.  Don’t try to get it back without speaking to them, and certainly not on your own.

Rutland has one of the lowest crime rates in the country.  Crime is the responsibility of the whole community.  Please play your part by installing crime prevention measures, and if you have any information relating to a crime or anti-social behaviour, p[lease pass it to your local Beat Officer.

Ruthven Horne