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Colleagues,
This week the team conducted another Stay Under 40 operation in the South East quadrant of the New Forest. Seven Fixed Penalty Notices were issued as well as one referral to a Driver Awareness Training course. Several people were advised about the manner of their driving.
On Thursday of last week I attended the annual PAW Open seminar (Partnership for Action Against Wildlife Crime) held at Kew Gardens. I was accompanied by representatives from the Northern Policing area and the Isle of Wight. It provided a great opportunity for us to liaise with a vast majority of key partnerships on a regional and national scale.
Over the last week the team have spent some time identifying dates for operations over the next few months. This includes the Stay Under 40 speeding campaign, Operation Dauntless (vehicle stop-checks) and rural crime operations. These have been added to the team diary for the next four months.
We are also in the process of updating our display equipment to prepare for the spring/summer event period. I am hoping to compile an album to promote responsible dog ownership. If you have any photographs of injuries to livestock or similar caused by dogs and are willing to provide them to us to use please let me know. I will arrange to obtain them for you. Please do not e-mail them to me as they will fill up my mailbox and prevent any other e-mails being received! Alternatively, please send them in disk format to me at Lyndhurst Police Station.
Sergeant Louise Hubble
Poaching
• 07/03. Ibsley. Report of two males and two dogs on private land. Believed to be poaching.
Theft From Motor Vehicle
• 29/02. Linford Bottom car park. Vehicle broken into and items stolen from handbag in boot.
• 02/03. Totton. Catalytic converter stolen from 4x4 vehicle.
• 05/03. Linford Bottom car park. Handbag stolen from under seat in vehicle.
Fly Tipping
• No incidents reported this week.
Off-Road Vehicles
• 05/03. Picket Post. Land Rover stuck in the bog on Crown Land. Vehicle recovered and £450 fine pending.
Rural Theft
• 01/03. Rockbourne. Stihl HL100 hedge trimmer stolen.
• 01/03. Ower. Bobcat 323 digger stolen from site. Enquiries ongoing by Police.
• 02/03. Christchurch. Aluminium storage box removed from wall and stolen.
• 03/03. Lymington. Lead stolen from roof.
• 05/03. Totton. Drain cover stolen from middle of road leaving dangerous hole 2ft x 1ft.
• 06/03. Bartley. Copper cable stolen from telegraph pole.
• 07/03. Ashurst. Two metal baths stolen from horse field.
• 07/03. Totton. Earthing cables stolen from field.
Rural Arson
• No reported incidents this week.
Miscellaneous Offences
• 02/03. Totton. Damage caused to bird hides and hut on nature reserve.
• 04/03. Beaulieu. Outbuilding at farm shop broken into. Side secure storage boxes on vehicle also forced open. Nothing stolen.
• 04/03. Reading, Berks. Stolen from rear garden -light brindle lurcher, male, 9 years, wearing a yellow and black Dogs Trust collar with name and address tag, white flash on nose and chest, black tip on tail. One ear has the tip missing and they sometimes stand up.
Vehicles of interest
• R962ENB, red Ford Transit. Attended address of elderly couple in New Milton asking for £400 for gardening work he had not carried out.
• R138JFB, white Fiat Scudo van. Looking for scrap metal on farm premises in the Blissford area.
• FD04ZXS, blue Transit Van. Looking for scrap/copper in the Blashford area.
• Y153BGK, white Ford Transit van. Seen with three males on board looking up driveways in the Frogham area. There have also been two further reports of this van in areas it should not have been with excuses that did not add up. Please remain vigilant.
Animal RTI’s
Tuesday 28/02/2012 6:25 am Grey Gelding - Injured Beaulieu Heath / Hatchet - B3054
Sunday 04/03/2012 6:50 pm Brown Mare - Injured & Destroyed Wilverley / Wotton Junction - C10 (E)
Colleagues,
This week the team conducted another Stay Under 40 operation in the South East quadrant of the New Forest. Seven Fixed Penalty Notices were issued as well as one referral to a Driver Awareness Training course. Several people were advised about the manner of their driving.
On Thursday of last week I attended the annual PAW Open seminar (Partnership for Action Against Wildlife Crime) held at Kew Gardens. I was accompanied by representatives from the Northern Policing area and the Isle of Wight. It provided a great opportunity for us to liaise with a vast majority of key partnerships on a regional and national scale.
Over the last week the team have spent some time identifying dates for operations over the next few months. This includes the Stay Under 40 speeding campaign, Operation Dauntless (vehicle stop-checks) and rural crime operations. These have been added to the team diary for the next four months.
We are also in the process of updating our display equipment to prepare for the spring/summer event period. I am hoping to compile an album to promote responsible dog ownership. If you have any photographs of injuries to livestock or similar caused by dogs and are willing to provide them to us to use please let me know. I will arrange to obtain them for you. Please do not e-mail them to me as they will fill up my mailbox and prevent any other e-mails being received! Alternatively, please send them in disk format to me at Lyndhurst Police Station.
Sergeant Louise Hubble
Poaching
• 07/03. Ibsley. Report of two males and two dogs on private land. Believed to be poaching.
Theft From Motor Vehicle
• 29/02. Linford Bottom car park. Vehicle broken into and items stolen from handbag in boot.
• 02/03. Totton. Catalytic converter stolen from 4x4 vehicle.
• 05/03. Linford Bottom car park. Handbag stolen from under seat in vehicle.
Fly Tipping
• No incidents reported this week.
Off-Road Vehicles
• 05/03. Picket Post. Land Rover stuck in the bog on Crown Land. Vehicle recovered and £450 fine pending.
Rural Theft
• 01/03. Rockbourne. Stihl HL100 hedge trimmer stolen.
• 01/03. Ower. Bobcat 323 digger stolen from site. Enquiries ongoing by Police.
• 02/03. Christchurch. Aluminium storage box removed from wall and stolen.
• 03/03. Lymington. Lead stolen from roof.
• 05/03. Totton. Drain cover stolen from middle of road leaving dangerous hole 2ft x 1ft.
• 06/03. Bartley. Copper cable stolen from telegraph pole.
• 07/03. Ashurst. Two metal baths stolen from horse field.
• 07/03. Totton. Earthing cables stolen from field.
Rural Arson
• No reported incidents this week.
Miscellaneous Offences
• 02/03. Totton. Damage caused to bird hides and hut on nature reserve.
• 04/03. Beaulieu. Outbuilding at farm shop broken into. Side secure storage boxes on vehicle also forced open. Nothing stolen.
• 04/03. Reading, Berks. Stolen from rear garden -light brindle lurcher, male, 9 years, wearing a yellow and black Dogs Trust collar with name and address tag, white flash on nose and chest, black tip on tail. One ear has the tip missing and they sometimes stand up.
Vehicles of interest
• R962ENB, red Ford Transit. Attended address of elderly couple in New Milton asking for £400 for gardening work he had not carried out.
• R138JFB, white Fiat Scudo van. Looking for scrap metal on farm premises in the Blissford area.
• FD04ZXS, blue Transit Van. Looking for scrap/copper in the Blashford area.
• Y153BGK, white Ford Transit van. Seen with three males on board looking up driveways in the Frogham area. There have also been two further reports of this van in areas it should not have been with excuses that did not add up. Please remain vigilant.
Animal RTI’s
Tuesday 28/02/2012 6:25 am Grey Gelding - Injured Beaulieu Heath / Hatchet - B3054
Sunday 04/03/2012 6:50 pm Brown Mare - Injured & Destroyed Wilverley / Wotton Junction - C10 (E)
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