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Bapchild Newsletters
Information
provided by: PCSO Katie Jordan Swale CSU
Crimes of note - May 2022
No crimes of note.
Anti-social behaviour and
other incidents of note:
22/05/2022 – Nuisance Vehicles, London Road – Informant was reporting noise and excess speeding from motorbikes using the A2 during the weekend. Speed checks will be conducted.
I have been
regularly the patrolling the area and there has been no crimes or incidents
of note.
Crimes of note - April 2022
Vehicle Crime – Hempstead House, 08/04/2022 – Two vehicles had been damaged on two consecutive nights and their rear lights were removed. On one of the vehicles the bonnet looked as through it had been forced open with a tool.
Anti-social behaviour and
other incidents of note:
No other incidents of note.
Crimes of note January - March 2022:
10/02/2022 – Randle Way – Suspicious event: Informant saw through his ring doorbell two people acting suspiciously on his drive way. They were looking through his car windows with a torch.
No Burglaries
No vehicle crimes
No other crimes of note
Anti-social behaviour and other incidents of note:
09/02/2022 – Nuisance vehicles seen riding up and down Ashtead Drive. Group of 6 youths seen with the scooter. Vehicle left the area while informant was on the phone to the call taker.
Nothing else of note.
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Parish Clerk