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Solihull Crime Briefing  - Thursday 22nd December 2011

 

 

BURGLARY DWELLING 21 DEC 2011 14:30 ACHESON ROAD SHIRLEY

- Jewellery stolen, believe offenders have used entry way to access rear of house, broke into a shed to get tools in order to force entry at rear.

 

 

ROBBERY-PERSONAL PROPERTY 21 DEC 2011 17:55 STANTON ROAD SHIRLEY

Robbery on the front doorstep, of a Blue Skoda VRS. Offender tried to push his way into the property and then produced a hammer as IP and daughter were returning home.

 

 

CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO MOTOR VEHICLE – BLAIR GROVE  & FILLINGHAM CLOSE CHELMSLEY WOOD  -  Person seen making off on a cycle from smashing noise, Officers discovered 2 cars attacked.

THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE -  21 DEC 2011 10:17 MONKSPATH HALL ROAD SOLIHULL

TAKE MOTOR/VEH W/O OWNER CONSENT  - 21 DEC 2011 00:45 HIGH STREET KNOWLE

THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE -  20 DEC 2011 21:30 KNOWLANDS ROAD BLYTHE

THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE -  20 DEC 2011 17:00 CONWAY ROAD SHIRLEY

THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE -  19 DEC 2011 11:00 ROACH CLOSE CHELMSLEY WOOD

SOLIHULL CRIME BRIEFING  Tuesday 20th December 2011

 

BURGLARY DWELLING 19 DEC 2011 13:30 BAXTERS GREEN ,SHIRLEY

BURGLARY DWELLING 19 DEC 2011 08:30 ANCHOR LANE, OLTON

BURGLARY DWELLING 19 DEC 2011 03:00 TRIUMPH WALK, SMITHS WOOD

BURGLARY OTHER BUILDING 18 DEC 2011 15:00 SKYE CLOSE, SMITHS WOOD

BURGLARY DWELLING 18 DEC 2011 12:40 CORNCRAKE DRIVE, SMITHS WOOD

BURGLARY DWELLING 17 DEC 2011 18:45 COPPICE WALK, CHESWICK GREE

BURGLARY OTHER BUILDING 15 DEC 2011 16:00 ST. BERNARDS ROAD, OLTON

BURGLARY DWELLING 15 DEC 2011 08:00 SHOWELL LANE, MERIDEN

ATTEMPT BURGLARY DWELLING 14 DEC 2011 14:30 TAME AVENUE , SMITHS WOOD

BURGLARY DWELLING 23 NOV 2011 09:00 PAILTON ROAD, SHIRLEY

 

 

ATTEMPT THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE 19 DEC 2011 19:06 TAW CLOSE, SMITHS WOOD

THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE 19 DEC 2011 06:45 HAY LANE, MONKSPATH  (Vehicle briefly unattended whilst defrosting)

THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE 18 DEC 2011 17:00 DRAKE CROFT, CHELMSLEY WOOD

THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE 18 DEC 2011 16:00 BURTONS PARK ROAD, SMITHS WOOD

THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE 18 DEC 2011 16:00 CHESTER ROAD, CASTLE BROMWICH

 

 

HOW TO HELP THE POLICE TO HELP YOU

The Police need your help in beating the criminal. They cannot do their job properly without it. You can help best by reporting at once anything that strikes you as suspicious. If you saw someone being attacked or robbed you would naturally phone the police. Ring them just the same if you see someone lurking around your neighbour’s house or trying car doors. The police won’t mind if it is a false alarm; they would much rather take no chances.

WHEN SHOULD I CALL THE POLICE?

Sometimes it is hard to tell whether you are witnessing a crime or not. You must rely on your common sense. If you think you are seeing a crime being committed, call ‘999’. Remember to stay calm and carefully write down everything you have seen. You may also become suspicious if you notice something out of the ordinary. Don’t be afraid to call your local police station to report the incident. The police always welcome genuine calls and you may give them important information.

 What you should do when you dial 999 ...

Dial 999. Ask for the police and tell them as much as you can:

1. Where the incident happened ..
2. The number of people involved ..
3. Description of the suspects ..
4. Description of the scene ..
5. Registration numbers of any vehicles involved ..

6. Your name and address will help but they are not essential

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