Crime:
18 January 2011Another request to report anything
suspicious to us please. Tim De Meyer
the Area Commander was at the morning briefing and asked me to put the
message out yet again. We have had an attempted burglary in Sunninghill
– this time by reaching up through a cat flap during the early hours to
reach keys left in the door !! KEYS MUST NOT BE LEFT IN
DOORS !
Can I add to this. We have had 2 burglaries this week during the early
hours, where the house owner has heard the break-in and disturbed the
offender. In one case a large number of items were stolen. In each case
the aggrieved went back to bed and phoned us in the morning ! We must be
contacted immediately – a crime in progress is a 999 call, so that we
can attend, carry out an area search and try and find / arrest the
offender. 4 or 5 hours later that is impossible. That leaves the offender
at large, to burgle again !
If you don’t wish to speak to us, please think about Crimestoppers:
Do you have information on crime but do not want to go to the police ?
Give information anonymously by calling the independent charity Crimestoppers
on 0800 555 111 or go online at www.crimestoppers.uk.org
We are not part of the police.
We do not trace or record your calls
You will not be required to appear in court.
Just tell us what you know, not who you are.
All we want is the intelligence, to hear anything that you have seen that
you feel ‘might’ be suspicious.
There is also the Ringmaster intel line:
ringmasterintelligen@thamesvalley.pnn.police.uk
We have tried to make it as easy as possible.
Some good news:
A Maidenhead man has been remanded in custody charged in connection with a
burglary on New Year’s Eve.
Laurence McLaughlin, aged 19, of Badger Close, Maidenhead, appeared before
Slough Magistrates’ Court on Friday 14 January charged with burglary and
aggravated vehicle taking. He has been remanded in custody and will appear
before Slough Magistrates’ Court on 21 January.
The charges relate to an incident in Queens Road, Eton Wick, Windsor on 31
December 2010, during which a house was burgled and a vehicle, together
with other valuables, were allegedly stolen.
CRIME:
BISHAM, COOKHAM, HURLEY, THE WALTHAMS, LITTLEWICK GREEN & KNOWL HILL:
13/1 – 14/1 Thursday 4.30 p.m. / Friday 7.30 a.m. Boat Yard, Gibraltar
Lane. Insecure yard – large fuel tank stolen.
14/1 Friday 4 p.m. Substation, Westacott Way, Littlewick
Green. Lead stolen from the roof.
10/1 – 11/1 Monday / Tuesday. School Lane. Attempted
Burglary – via forced rear door – No entry gained.
12/1 – 16/1 Railway station, Station Hill, Cookham.
Index plates stolen – A 15 NRA.
12/1 Wednesday 7 p.m. / 9.45 p.m. Airfield, Waltham Road.
Car rear windscreen smashed – nothing stolen.
16/1 – 17/1 Sunday 5 p.m. / Monday 9.30 a.m. Bath Road.
Workshop broken into – nothing stolen.
17/1 – 18/1 Monday / Tuesday School Lane. Large
concrete disk stolen from outside house.
BOYN HILL, COX GREEN & WOODLANDS PARK:
Just to let you know – as a result
of the increased crime in this area recently, the police have arranged for
additional patrols. As this area has been targeted, we need all the
intelligence we can muster – your calls are vital to reduce crime in
this area – please call if you see anything suspicious.
14/1 Friday 1.15 p.m. Cox Green Lane. A house owner left
a parcel on her doorstep which was to be collected by a neighbour. She
looked out to see a car pull up and a stranger get out, walk up the drive
and pick up the parcel. She immediately ran out and challenged the person
who said sorry and handed it back. They were driving a silver Peugeot 207.
these people are out there 24 /7. It is vital you report anything like
this to us asap.
13/1 – 14/1 Thursday 7.30 p.m. / Friday 6.30 a.m. Boyn Hill
Close – bike stolen.
16/1 Sunday 2 a.m. Northumbria Road. A witness saw 2 lads
walk up the road trying car door handles and stopping at one car, to force
the lock. When they saw they had been seen, they got into a white car and
drove off. Thieves do not like to be
seen. One of the real benefits of Neighbourhood Watch is being observant,
living in a road where people are out and about at different times –
protecting their neighbours, who may be out or at work. If you see
anything suspicious, go and watch. Let the person know you have seen them
and could give a really good description if – a crime occurs. Just go
into your front garden and do some pruning or deadheading, until they have
gone – it won’t take long – then phone us immediately. We have very
few persistent offenders and even a patchy description, could identify
someone we know and are interested in. Knowing where they are at all times
during the day is vital to our intelligence teams, who are always planning
operations and increased patrols.
11/1 – 14/1 Tuesday 2 p.m. / Friday 11.20 a.m. Boyn Hill Road.
Burglary through forced rear door – 2 TVs stolen. If
you see anyone walking down the road with a / 2 TVs or putting them in a
car – particularly large ones. That would be an immediate call to the
police – 999 it if it is at a strange time of day or during the early
hours.
8/1 – 9/1 Saturday / Sunday Treesmill Drive. Burglary
of a house being renovated through forced rear patio doors – (they used
a shovel from the garden to force the hinges) Under floor heating system
and tools stolen.
15/1 Saturday 9 a.m. / 8 p.m. Bissley Drive. Burglary via
forced side door – jewellery, camera, mobile and TV stolen.
15/1 – 16/1 Saturday 7.30 p.m. / Sunday 11.30 a.m. St Chads Road.
Car driver’s door lock forced – SAT NAV stolen.
10/1 – 17/1 Boyn Hill Avenue. Attempted burglary via
forced rear patio door – no entry gained.
RIVERSIDE & BELMONT:
15/1 Saturday 8.45 p.m. / 11.30 p.m. Kennet Road -
rear driver’s side window smashed – nothing stolen.
13/1 – 14/1 Wednesday 2.30 a.m. / Thursday 2.45 a.m. College
Rise. The owner heard noises and went to investigate disturbing a
thief who immediately made off. they found their belongings piled up in
the garden ready to go.
14/1 Friday 8.20 p.m. Cookham Road. Car driver’s door
lock forced – Stereo and SAT NAV stolen. A witness observed the theft
and chased the thief but lost him. They flagged down a passing police
patrol car who carried out an area search, but the thief was not located.
Our grateful thanks to that person, for intervening. I hope we would all
do the same.
INNER MAIDENHEAD:
15/1 Saturday 3.15 a.m. Grenfell Island. 2 lads in a mid
blue VW Passat drove up to the road barrier got out and broke it
intentionally. They then walked away up the road. They are described as:
1. white, shortn but not cropped hair, 5’8’’ in a smart dark jacket
and drainpipe jeans. 2. Shorter, slim, light blue checked shirt, jeans and
white trainers.
12/1 – 14/1 Wednesday 1.30 p.m. / Friday 5 a.m. Magnet Car park
in Holmanleaze – Car entered by UNKNOWN
MEANS – Golf clubs stolen.
OLDFIELD & BRAY:
9/1 – 16/1 Broadwater Park – Garage break – golf
clubs stolen.
14/1 Friday 4.50 a.m. Club car park, Braywick Road. 2
lads were stop checked in the car park. Nothing was found, but after they
had left a SAT NAV was found on the ground where they had been. They were
later arrested, but we really need to
trace the owner of the recovered SAT NAV to prove it was stolen. It is a
TOM TOM serial number E22506H05707.
16/1 Sundays 5 a.m. Shoppenhangers Road. The owner awoke
when they heard their gate banging and saw their car missing from the
driveway. The thieves had got in by UNKNOWN
MEANS - IPOD, mobile, Laptop, handbag, wallet, keys and a
Toyota Celica stolen. The car was recovered from Palmer’s Close having
been driven through someone’s wall and other items recovered in
Kimber’s Lane. If you find anything
which may have been ‘discarded’, you must phone us immediately. If it
has been dry, the items must be protected from the weather using paper /
polythene to protect fingerprints and other forensic evidence.
9/1 - 16/1 High Street, Bray. White Fiat Panda index F
603 LRD stolen.
PINKNEYS GREEN & FURZE PLATT:
12/1 – 14/1 Wednesday 5.30 p.m. / Friday 3 p.m. Cannon Court
Road X 2. Burglary via forced rear patio door – £10 in loose
change stolen. Burglary using UNKNOWN
MEANS – jewellery box stolen.
15/1 Saturday Early hours. Cranbrook Drive. Vamoose
Burglary – possibly via rear patio doors – CDs, headphones, 3 mobiles,
Nintendo, 3 laptops, wallet, handbag, wallet, cash, child’s seat, boys
scooter, sunglasses, TV keys and Audi A5 stolen.
13/1 – 14/1 Thursday / Friday Mossy Vale. Burglary via
forced rear patio doors – tools and water tank stolen, flooding the
house and copper piping stolen from a skip outside.
16/1 Sunday 11.15 a.m. / 10 p.m. Malvern Road. Burglary via forced rear
door – IPOD, laptops, Wii, cash box and cash stolen. They had put the
chain across the front door to stop the owner getting in and to alert them
when it rattled.
14/1 Friday 9.15 a.m. / 3.15 p.m. Cannon Court Road. Red
Honda moped index N 551 VGM stolen.
14/1 – 17/1 Courthouse Road X 2. House under
construction – copper piping stolen. Fence graffitied.
17/1 Monday 9.30 a.m. / 6.30 p.m. Highway Avenue. House
having new kitchen fitted – copper piping stolen. Whilst
doing house to house enquiries a neighbour revealed that they had seen a
white flatbed with scrap on the back driving very slowly down the road a
few days before………
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