SA NHW Distration Burglary Great Alne 18th May 2010 Inc 131 18th May 2010 From: watch@warwickshire.police.uk You may not know this sender.Mark as safe|Mark as junk Sent: 19 May 2010 15:17:09 To: gmatheou@msn.com
MESSAGE .................At 11.10am on Tuesday 18th May 2010 a burglary occurred at a house in School Close, Great Alne when a male person called at the house and asked to read the electric meter. He further stated that the elderly occupant was due a refund and handed over cash and then asked for change. When this man had left the occupant found that a handbag and purses had been stolen.
The offender is described as a white male 40 to 50 years, clean shaven, well built with dark clothes. A white van with yellow or red lettering was near the Close at this time, in which was a thinly built male with long grey hair.
If you have any information or see this individuals or vehicle please contact the police at Alcester via 01926 415000 and quote incident number 131 of 18th May 2010.
Please also advise elderly residents to not allow persons into their house unless they are sure of their identity.
To report crime or pass on any other information about this message ring 01926 415000. Quote the incident number if known.
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We are working together as Warwickshire Against Domestic Abuse with over 30 other public servicesand voluntary organisations to tackle the harm caused by domestic abuse.If you or someone you know is affected by emotional, financial, physical or other forms of abusein Warwickshire Freephone 0800 408 1552* or visit www.talk2someone.org.uk.
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NHW SA Car key burglaries at home in Camp Lane, Henley in Arden INC 114 of 25 February From: Relay@warwickshire.police.uk Sent: 26 February 2010 14:34:39 To: gmatheou@msn.com
WARWICKSHIRE POLICE WATCH SCHEMES Warwickshire Police - 01926 684385 Fax - 01926 684384 Email watch@warwickshire.police.ukMESSAGE .................NHW SA Car key burglaries at home in Camp Lane, Henley in Arden INC 114 of 25 February Please can we make you aware of the following burglaries which have occurred at the same home in Camp Lane, Henley in Arden over recent days. At just before 9pm on 24 February 3 offenders entered a home in CampLane, Henley in Arden via an unlocked kitchen door. All three were wearing balaclavas or hoodies with scarves and one was carrying a spade removed from the garden. A female resident of the house was sitting alone in the lounge and was approached in a threatening manner by the male carrying the spade whilst the other two conducted a quick search of the kitchen and stole a set of car keys. All three then left the premises and stole a Renault Clio which was parked nearby. An old white Transit van was seen in the area at around 6.30pm and may be connected. At 9am the following morning, 25 February, the male resident of the house returned home and saw a male breaking into his Citroen Relay van parked in a layby. The resident and his som challenged the offender and were both assaulted. The offender then ran to a waiting vehicle and made off towards the A3400. The offenders are believed to be the same ones as the evening before and were using a blue BMW 316 on an 02 plate. Please contact Alcester police if you believe that you may have any information connected to these incidents. Please also ensure that you lock and secure all doors and windows when not in use and remain alert an on the lookout for suspicious persons or activity around your own or neighbouring homes. Thankyou. Julie DaleWatch Co-ordinatorCommunity Protection To report crime or pass on any other information about this message ring 01926 415000. Quote the incident number if known. PREVENT CAR CRIME - DO NOT LEAVE PROPERTY IN YOUR CAR or CAR BOOT PREVENT BURGLARY - DO NOT LEAVE DOORS and WINDOWS OPEN ..We are working together as Warwickshire Against Domestic Abuse with over 30 other public servicesand voluntary organisations to tackle the harm caused by domestic abuse.If you or someone you know is affected by emotional, financial, physical or other forms of abusein Warwickshire Freephone 0800 408 1552* or visit www.talk2someone.org.uk.In an emergency, dial 999. * PLEASE NOTE: Calls from most landlines to the Warwickshire Domestic Abuse Freephone number 0800 408 1552 are freeand not itemised on bills. If in doubt, or you are calling from a mobile, please check with your telephone provider. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Internet email is not to be treated as a secure means of communication. If received in error, please notify the originator immediately. Any unauthorised use, disclosure, copying or alteration of this email is strictly forbidden. Views or opinions expressed in this email do not necessarily represent those of Warwickshire Police. All Warwickshire Police email activity is monitored for malicious code, racist, obscene, or otherwise inappropriate activity. No responsibility is accepted by Warwickshire Police for any loss or damage arising in any way from the receipt or use of this email. Thank you for your co-operation. Warwickshire Police
NHW SA Please lookout for a white Vauxhall Astra Estate YE51 TJY believed involved in burglaries and car crime From: Relay@warwickshire.police.uk Sent: 21 January 2010 18:00:30 To: gmatheou@msn.com
WARWICKSHIRE POLICE WATCH SCHEMES Warwickshire Police - 01926 684385 Fax - 01926 684384 Email watch@warwickshire.police.ukMESSAGE .................NHW SA Please lookout for a white Vauxhall Astra Estate YE51 TJY believed involved in burglaries and car crime Members of all Watch schemes are asked to keep a look out for a white Vauxhall Astra Estate YE51TJY which has been seen in the Ettington area when car crime and burglaries have occurred and is off interest to the Police. The owners are not local so this vehicle may visit other parts of South Warwickshire. If you see this vehicle please ring 999 Thankyou Julie DaleWatch Co-ordinator Community Protection
To report crime or pass on any other information about this message ring 01926 415000. Quote the incident number if known.
PREVENT CAR CRIME - DO NOT LEAVE PROPERTY IN YOUR CAR or CAR BOOT PREVENT BURGLARY - DO NOT LEAVE DOORS and WINDOWS OPEN. We are working together as Warwickshire Against Domestic Abuse with over 30 other public servicesand voluntary organisations to tackle the harm caused by domestic abuse. If you or someone you know is affected by emotional, financial, physical or other forms of abuse in Warwickshire Freephone 0800 408 1552* or visit www.talk2someone.org.uk. In an emergency, dial 999.
* PLEASE NOTE: Calls from most landlines to the Warwickshire Domestic Abuse Freephone number 0800 408 1552 are freeand not itemised on bills. If in doubt, or you are calling from a mobile, please check with your telephone provider. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Internet email is not to be treated as a secure means of communication. If received in error, please notify the originator immediately. Any unauthorised use, disclosure, copying or alteration of this email is strictly forbidden. Views or opinions expressed in this email do not necessarily represent those of Warwickshire Police. All Warwickshire Police email activity is monitored for malicious code, racist, obscene, or otherwise inappropriate activity. No responsibility is accepted by Warwickshire Police for any loss or damage arising in any way from the receipt or use of this email. Thank you for your co-operation. Warwickshire Police
