Category: Other

52436/15
Other Criminal Damage To A Vehicle

The following is a local policing update for the Rural Flegg Villages neighbourhood

Weekly crime summary 9 – 15 September 2015

We continue to see a number of mopeds and low cc motor bikes stolen across the neighbourhood.  These vehicles are very appealing to thieves due to how easy they are to steal and pass on.

Frustratingly some of these have been bikes with very little security protecting them; even very basic security measures can deter the opportunist thief.

• Never leave your keys within the motor bike or scooter
• When not using the vehicle lock it within a garage
• If you do not have access to a garage secure your bike out of view and cover it if possible
• Always put the steering lock on
• If you have a security device, use it
• Fit an industry approved electronic immobiliser; this may reduce your insurance costs!

We are also asking members of the public to be vigilant to suspicious activity around mopeds and motor bikes.  Those parked at residential settings and parked within carparks are vulnerable so please report any suspicious activity by calling 101 immediately.

For further safety and crime prevention advice for your neighbourhood please visit www.norfolk.police.uk

You can contact us on 101 or if you think a crime is actually in progress then please always dial 999.

Following a review of bus services in the area there will be some changes from the start of September.

Service 293: Acle-Hemsby-Potter Heigham-Wroxham: Service re numbered and frequency increased to every Monday, previously called TR3 and operated every 2 weeks.

Service 294: Ormesby-Filby-Acle-Norwich: Route changes, service re numbered and frequency increased to every Friday, previously called TR4 and operated every 2 weeks on Mondays.

specific crimes:

46628/15
Burglary Dwelling
ST. MARGARETS WAY, FLEGGBURGH
Between 01 Jun 2015 00:01 and 14 Jul 2015 23:59
An item of jewellery has gone missing from a pot in the victim’s bedroom.

Weekly crime summary 11 – 18 August 2015

Great Yarmouth Police have been successful in using new powers to tackle Anti-Social Behaviour in the town. We have recently applied to Court and obtained two new Criminal Behaviour Orders for persistent offenders who were creating alcohol based anti-social behaviour.

Both offenders have caused issues within the town after consuming alcohol in the street and abusing residents and visitors. The orders now mean they can’t possess open containers of alcohol, consume alcohol in the street or cause harassment, alarm or distress to other members of the public and if they do they can be arrested there and then.

Specific crimes in our area:

42333/15
Burglary in a Building other than a Dwelling
MAIN ROAD
FILBY
Between 17 Jul 2015 13:00 and 24 Jul 2015 10:00
During the period stated person/s unknown have entered the victim’s garden shed and stolen a quantity of fishing tackle