Crime: 7 January 2013
CRIME:
BISHAM,
COOKHAM, HURLEY, THE WALTHAMS, LITTLEWICK GREEN & KNOWL HILL:
Neighbourhood
Page:
5/1 Saturday,
2.28 a.m. Pub, Bisham Village, Bisham. 2 offenders were
seen to make off from the pub. They had broken in but made off as
soon as the alarm sounded.
31/12 –
4/1 Allotments, Sutton Road, Cookham. Attempt to break
into an allotment shed. No entry gained, but they left with a
wheelbarrow.
5/1 Saturday 5.45
p.m. / 6 p.m. Primary School, Bath Road, Knowl Hill. A
fence was cut to gain access to the site. A rear fire door was
forced along with the door to the laptop storage cupboard. Laptops
were stolen. It is not known how many at this time.
BOYN
HILL, COX GREEN & WOODLANDS PARK:
Neighbourhood
Page:
4/1 – 5/1 Friday
midnight / Saturday 9 a.m. Lexington Avenue. Burglary. The
property was accessed via a side alley. Forced rear patio doors –
tidy search of the ground floor – laptops X 2, Debit and credit cards
and cash stolen.
3/1 – 4/1 Thursday
4 p.m. / Friday 8 a.m. Bath Road. 10 fence panels and 4
rubber feet blocks stolen from the road works.
6/1 Sunday
noon / 2 p.m. Foliejohn Way, Woodlands Park. Bike
leaning up against a porch stolen.
RIVERSIDE
& BELMONT:
Neighbourhood
Page:
5/1 – 6/1 Saturday
8 p.m. / Sunday 1 a.m. The Pagoda. Fence panels
damaged. This is a repeat victim.
6/1 Sunday
Cricket Club, North Town Moor. Metal shutters forced and
window smashed to gain access. Gaming machines targeted and
attacked with sledgehammers, for the cash inside. They immediately made
off, when disturbed by the keyholder, responding to the alarm.
4/1 Friday 7.30
p.m. Evenlode. Car driver’s window smashed –
Nintendo Wii and games stolen.
4/1 Friday
2 a.m. / 2.26 a.m. Chandler’s Quay, Ray Mead Road. Burglar
alarm went off and reported by a neighbour. The property had been
searched, but nothing stolen.
4/1 Friday
Midnight / 2.40 p.m. Woodhurst North, Ray Mead Road. Padlocks
on garage doors cut off in a garage block. Several garages searched
– 2 bikes stolen.
INNER
MAIDENHEAD:
Neighbourhood
Page:
NO
CRIME TO REPORT.
OLDFIELD
& BRAY:
Neighbourhood
Page:
4/1 – 5/1 Friday
4 p.m. / Saturday 10 a.m. Norden Close. Car front index
plates unscrewed and stolen.
3/1 – 4/1 Thursday
10 p.m. / Friday 10.25 a.m. Tithe Barn Drive, Bray. White
emulsion paint poured over a car on the driveway.
4/1 Friday
5.30 a.m. Moneyrow Green, Holyport. The owner heard the
alarm go off and went to investigate. Thieves had cut through two
bolts in an attempt to break in, but the alarm sounded and they made off
immediately. This is our message. If
you want to reduce your chances of being burgled, substantially – get
an alarm. There is a proviso – you must set it. Thieves
break a window, or attempt to break in, to see if the alarm is set. If
it is, they always leave immediately, if it is not set –
well........The most common reason I hear for alarms not being set, is
– pets (thieves know this and look for evidence of a pet dog or cat,
in the garden, or a cat / dog flap in the rear door. Almost all
alarms now are pet sensitive and can be zoned. There should be no
excuse. If you have paid good money for an alarm – please use it
and really reduce your chances of being a victim of crime.
PINKNEYS
GREEN & FURZE PLATT:
Neighbourhood
Page:
5/1 – 6/1
Saturday midnight / Sunday 8 a.m. Edinburgh Road, Furze
Platt. Burglary. Property accessed via INSECURE
SIDE GATE – attempt to force the ground floor sitting room
window smashing the double glazed window – no entry gained and nothing
stolen.
4/1 – 5/1
Friday 8.30 p.m. / Friday 6.30 p.m. Whurley Way, Furze
Platt X 2. Burglary. Possible letterbox entry through a
UPVC door. Laptop, debit / credit cards and cash stolen. Anne
Chalmers our Crime Reduction Advisor, has produced a new door sticker
which matches the – ‘we do not buy at the door sticker’, which
goes on the inside of UPVC doors. It has an image of how to lock
the door, to remind owners that UVPC doors must be double locked, at all
times using the key. Just as wooden doors must be double locked
using the key and mortise lock for the same reason. It is not
sufficient, to close the door and push up the handle. Opportunist
thieves have a piece of bent metal, they insert through the letterbox to
pull the handle down. By using the key to double lock the door,
this can never happen. I will have the stickers placed in the
reception areas of the police stations in the borough if you want to
collect one. Burglary. Again letterbox entry
– handbag, purse and contents – cards and cash, 46’’ flat screen
TV and laptops X 2 stolen. Various cards have been recovered from
the junction of Whurley Way and Queen’s Way.
21/12 –
5/1 Corfe Place. Gold jewellery, which had been hidden
in the boot of a car stolen.
3/1 – 4/1 Thursday
7.45 p.m. / Friday 9 a.m. Headington Road, Pinkney’s
Green. The owner of a house was having some work done in their
bathroom. The plumber put a shower door and panel outside – they
were stolen.
5/1 Saturday. 2.27
a.m. Farm, Lee Lane, Pinkney’s Green. Thieves broke
into the farm and searched everywhere. They found nothing to steal,
but set off a fire extinguisher before leaving.
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