Crime: 6 June 2011
Our congratulations to our CCTV unit !!!
The CCTV
User Group is the membership organisation for ALL involved in Public Space
Surveillance CCTV Management.
On 14th June RBWM will be presented
with an award for ‘CCTV Operator Teams of the Year 2011’
This year only 3 awards are being made (out of the 350 Local Authority
CCTV systems) to those groups considered to have provided outstanding
results or service.
Regards
Darren Firth
Control Room Services Manager
Royal Borough Windsor & Maidenhead
Tel. 01628 796861
We have had some issues recently re the use of fake IDs across the area.
Unless you are familiar with a company’s ID and know what they look
like, don’t bother with them. It is a very simple operation to go online
and download a company’s logo and laminate a passable ID. SO – NO-ONE
GETS INTO YOUR HOME, UNLESS YOU KNOW THEM, OR THEY HAVE MADE AN
APPOINTMENT. If you have meters inside your home that have
to be read, phone the utility company and set a password ! It could not be
simpler – but you have to remember the password !
I am getting enquiries about phoning the police. I have attached once
again a NHW handout which sets it out very clearly. You must never assume
someone else will phone, particularly about noise late at night – some
people can sleep through anything. Please take responsibility if you have
been woken up and phone through on the 0845 8 505 505 number /RBWM
environemental services. If the noise escalates to - for example -
criminal damage – that is a crime in progress and should be a 999 call.
Please do not worry that other people will call – the more the better,
it will help us track the offenders.
CRIME:
BISHAM, COOKHAM, HURLEY, THE WALTHAMS, LITTLEWICK GREEN & KNOWL HILL:
4/6 Saturday 2.15 a.m. Cedar Drive, Cookham. Burglary.
Owner awoken by the alarm sounding. They checked the house but found
nothing and went back to bed. When the alarm company were questioned, they
said the alarm had been activated by the rear kitchen door being opened
and closed quickly. – An alarm works !
31/5 – 4/6 Shottesbrooke Park, White Waltham. Shed
break. Most of the valuable tools were locked down, but a leaflblower was
loose and was stolen.
BOYN HILL, COX GREEN & WOODLANDS PARK:
4/6 – 5/6 Saturday 11.15 p.m. / Sunday 9 a.m. Norden Farm,
Altwood Road. I believe 36 lead panels stolen from the building.
4/6 Saturday 1 a.m. / 7 a.m. Boyn Hill Road – Burglary
via front window – no details as yet.
3/6 – 4/6 Friday 10 p.m. / Saturday 9.30 a.m. Copthorn Close
X 2 – Shed break – padlock damaged – no entry gained. Lean to of
house next door searched.
RIVERSIDE & BELMONT:
No crime to report.
INNER MAIDENHEAD:
10/5 – 4/6 Bell Street – bike stolen.
OLDFIELD & BRAY:
5/6 – 6/6 Sunday 10.30 a.m. / Monday 6.30 a.m. Oldfield Road.
Car passenger window smashed – rear camera monitor stolen.
4/6 – 5/6 Saturday 8 p.m. / Sunday 8 a.m. Walker Road X 3.
1. Fence broken down to gain entry to garden – summerhouse searched and
games console stolen. Exited to Golf Course. 2. Shed break, lock forced
– rotavator stolen. 3. Shed break – As this was a repeat victim,
everything of value had been removed to another location – nothing
stolen.
5/6 Sunday 1.20 a.m. Disabled Centre, Braywick Road. 3 offenders were
caught on CCTV moving some of the CCTV cameras then left. They returned at
3.05 a.m. moving one more camera and then breaking in via a fire door.
They moved some bins to prevent any cars from entering the property. They
smashed the coin box on a pool table, and some fruit machines, stealing
the cash.
5/6 Sunday 2.55 p.m. Hibbert Road. Postman’s bike found
along with some letters in a hedge at the Braywick nature Reserve.
4/6 Saturday 9.45 a.m. Vicarage Walk, Bray. Postman’s
bike and mail stolen !!!!
4/6 Saturday 10.30 a.m. – 11.30 a.m. Old Mill Lane. Car
broken into BY UNKNOWN MEANS
– garden tools stolen.
PINKNEYS GREEN & FURZE PLATT:
4/6 Saturday 10 a.m. / 11 a.m. Alwyn Road X 2. Attempt to
force car passenger door – no entry gained. In a house nearby, the owner
was looking out and saw a car pull up beside their van. 2 lads got out and
walked to the back, shortly returning and driving away. When the van was
examined a rear window had been smashed, but nothing stolen.
4/6 Saturday 1 a.m. Tavistock Close. House extension
broken into, the dog barked and they made off – scuff marks have been
found on the fence.
3/6 – 4/6 Friday 1.30 p.m. / Saturday midnight. Pinkneys Road.
Caravan graffitied.
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