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Colleagues,
Over the last weekend the Country Watch team supported Fordingbridge Neighbourhood Officers in a rural operation. Officers patrolled remote vulnerable locations providing an increased presence. Numerous vehicles were stop-checked throughout the operation.
On Tuesday I facilitated a meeting with various partner agencies to discuss the issue of dog related incidents. This included dogs attacking livestock, dogs attacking people and dog fouling, particularly on footpaths through private land. The aim was to agree areas of responsibility between Police and Local Authority, and to ensure that information relating to incidents is recorded and investigated in the most appropriate manner.
On Wednesday I attended the Police Control Room to meet with an Inspector to discuss mapping issues. Most of you will be all too aware of the difficulties in trying to deploy a Police officer to a remote location known only by local names. As part of a long-term project we are trying to agree access points to estates and farms where keepers and farmers can agree to meet the Police. This will save a lot of time and frustration for all concerned, and also improve the service that we provide to you.
The team conducted a Stay Under 40 operation in the South West quadrant. Two fixed penalty notices were issued for speeds of 52 and 68 miles per hour. Four referrals were made to driver awareness training courses and several warnings were issued for other offences.
Sergeant Louise Hubble
Poaching
• No reported incidents this week.
Theft From Motor Vehicle
• 10/03. Ogdens car park. Rear quarter light on vehicle broken. Nil appears stolen.
• 10/03 Godshill car park. Property stolen from boot of car.
• 14/03. Linford Bottom car park. Window smashed and handbag stolen from inside vehicle.
Fly Tipping
• No reported incidents this week.
Off-Road Vehicles
• No reported incidents this week.
Rural Theft
• 09/03. Breamore. Report of hydraulic breaker attachment stolen from excavator.
• 09/03. Marchwood. Diesel stolen from dumper trucks in yard.
• 11/03. Sandleheath. Barbed wire fence damaged and parts stolen from classic Massey Ferguson Tractor.
• 11/03. Fordingbridge. Honesty box for eggs/money (containing £100) stolen from entrance to farm premises.
• 11/03. Minstead. Length of copper lightning conductor stolen from building.
• 12/03. Marchwood. 800kg of lead stolen from business yard.
• 13/03. Four males arrested following a burglary. Enquiries on-going.
• 14/03. Minstead. Secured barn broken into and property stolen including Ifor Williams 2.5 tonne twin-wheeled trailer, Takeuchi TB016 digger, Thwaites Highlift dumper, cement mixer, chainsaw, Boeomag 14” whacker plate and other hand tools stolen.
Rural Arson
• 10/03. Belbins. Fire stated by canal path.
Miscellaneous Offences
• 10/03. Braishfield. Four males reported for summons as they were reckless and failed to protect the public whilst felling a large tree over-hanging a highway. They put road users at risk for failing to provide safety and signage whilst conducting the work.
• 14/03. Ringwood. Report of people in farm yard ‘after hours’. Police attendance located a male and female trying to find a location for some ‘quiet time’ together…….!
Vehicles of interest
• Y153BGK, white Ford Transit van. Two further reports of this vehicle in suspicious circumstances. Please remain vigilant.
Animal RTI’s
Wedneday 07/03/2012 6:50 pm Dark Grey Mare - Injured & Destroyed Hilltop to Ipers Bridge
Friday 09/03/2012 7:00 pm Pony - Nothing Found Hilltop to Ipers Bridge
Colleagues,
Over the last weekend the Country Watch team supported Fordingbridge Neighbourhood Officers in a rural operation. Officers patrolled remote vulnerable locations providing an increased presence. Numerous vehicles were stop-checked throughout the operation.
On Tuesday I facilitated a meeting with various partner agencies to discuss the issue of dog related incidents. This included dogs attacking livestock, dogs attacking people and dog fouling, particularly on footpaths through private land. The aim was to agree areas of responsibility between Police and Local Authority, and to ensure that information relating to incidents is recorded and investigated in the most appropriate manner.
On Wednesday I attended the Police Control Room to meet with an Inspector to discuss mapping issues. Most of you will be all too aware of the difficulties in trying to deploy a Police officer to a remote location known only by local names. As part of a long-term project we are trying to agree access points to estates and farms where keepers and farmers can agree to meet the Police. This will save a lot of time and frustration for all concerned, and also improve the service that we provide to you.
The team conducted a Stay Under 40 operation in the South West quadrant. Two fixed penalty notices were issued for speeds of 52 and 68 miles per hour. Four referrals were made to driver awareness training courses and several warnings were issued for other offences.
Sergeant Louise Hubble
Poaching
• No reported incidents this week.
Theft From Motor Vehicle
• 10/03. Ogdens car park. Rear quarter light on vehicle broken. Nil appears stolen.
• 10/03 Godshill car park. Property stolen from boot of car.
• 14/03. Linford Bottom car park. Window smashed and handbag stolen from inside vehicle.
Fly Tipping
• No reported incidents this week.
Off-Road Vehicles
• No reported incidents this week.
Rural Theft
• 09/03. Breamore. Report of hydraulic breaker attachment stolen from excavator.
• 09/03. Marchwood. Diesel stolen from dumper trucks in yard.
• 11/03. Sandleheath. Barbed wire fence damaged and parts stolen from classic Massey Ferguson Tractor.
• 11/03. Fordingbridge. Honesty box for eggs/money (containing £100) stolen from entrance to farm premises.
• 11/03. Minstead. Length of copper lightning conductor stolen from building.
• 12/03. Marchwood. 800kg of lead stolen from business yard.
• 13/03. Four males arrested following a burglary. Enquiries on-going.
• 14/03. Minstead. Secured barn broken into and property stolen including Ifor Williams 2.5 tonne twin-wheeled trailer, Takeuchi TB016 digger, Thwaites Highlift dumper, cement mixer, chainsaw, Boeomag 14” whacker plate and other hand tools stolen.
Rural Arson
• 10/03. Belbins. Fire stated by canal path.
Miscellaneous Offences
• 10/03. Braishfield. Four males reported for summons as they were reckless and failed to protect the public whilst felling a large tree over-hanging a highway. They put road users at risk for failing to provide safety and signage whilst conducting the work.
• 14/03. Ringwood. Report of people in farm yard ‘after hours’. Police attendance located a male and female trying to find a location for some ‘quiet time’ together…….!
Vehicles of interest
• Y153BGK, white Ford Transit van. Two further reports of this vehicle in suspicious circumstances. Please remain vigilant.
Animal RTI’s
Wedneday 07/03/2012 6:50 pm Dark Grey Mare - Injured & Destroyed Hilltop to Ipers Bridge
Friday 09/03/2012 7:00 pm Pony - Nothing Found Hilltop to Ipers Bridge
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