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08 May 2012
- An unoccupied house in Wrexham Road, Pulford
has had a brick thrown through
the rear ground floor window. The
property was not entered and it is unclear whether this was the
intention. The incident was reported to police on Wednesday
2nd May and I would appreciate any reports of
suspicious persons or vehicles in the general area in the preceding
days.
- An outbuilding on Cliff Road, Acton Bridge has
been entered sometime during the day on Thursday 3rd
May. The offender(s) forced a padlock off
the door and stole saddles and bridles from
inside. Any sightings of suspicious activity in the area would be
welcome. The incident acts as a reminder to us all that outbuilding
security is well worth a review to ensure the measures are
effective especially when valuable items are stored within.
- Scams are never far away as you will appreciate. They
take various guises through numerous medium such
as letter, telephone, computer contact and personal visit. I would
like to remind you to be vigilant if something does not appear
right and always double check the information presented to you. If
the ‘approach’ is genuine the caller will not mind. If it
looks too good to be true it almost certainly will be the
case!
- A property in Chapel Lane, Bruera has had a
shed damaged and property strewn over the garden on two separate
occasions last week. It is distinctly possible this is the result
of local youths. Any reports of youths displaying anti-social
behaviour in the area will assist officers to ‘nip’ such activity
in the bud.
Regards,
Inspector Keith Curbishley
