Alcester Police SNTs. Latest Weekly Report. Sunday 13th February 2022
Published: 15 February 2022
For operational and privacy reasons not all the incidents that occur on the Alcester area are listed in this report, although they are recorded on police systems. Please remember to report any anti-social behaviour, suspicious activity or crimes to us as soon as possible - this can be done via the 101 and 999 telephone numbers or if not an emergency via our online reporting forms that can be found on our website. If you have any information or cctv footage that may relate to the incidents listed, please contact us.
Incidents of a public interest from the last week:-
ALCESTER
- *Suspicious Circumstances / Poss. burglary. Bleachfield Street, Alcester. Noises heard at house then a male was seen to cycle away from the property across fields. Enquiries ongoing. 7.30pm Saturday 12th February. 0362 12/02/2022
- *Burglary. Building Site, Eclipse Road, Alcester. Scaffolding poles stolen from site. Overnight 10th & 11th February. 0226 11/02/2022
- *Suspicious Circumstances. Roman Way, Alcester. Male on pushbike seen to go to private garage. 7.40am Wednesday 9th February. 0040 09/02/2022
- *Burglary. High Street, Alcester. Secure shed broken into and a White Trek Hybrid pedal cycle stolen. Overnight 7th & 8th February. 0069 08/02/2022
BIDFORD
- *Damage. The Leys, Bidford. Rear double glazed window smashed. Daytime Sunday 13th February. 0021 13/02/2022
- *Burglary. Arrow Way, Bidford. Several people believed to have broken into house and have then stolen cash. A white Skoda Octavia was seen in the area at the time. 10.35pm Friday 11th February. 0367 11/02/2022
- *Burglary X 3. Allotment sheds, Salford Road, Bidford. Three shed entered. Jerry Can believed stolen at the time. Two males were seen in the area at the time. Between 9th & 10th February. Crime No: 23/5743/22
- *Burglary. Wessons Road, Bidford. Secure shed entered. Nothing believed stolen at the time. Between 8th & 9th February. Crime No: 23/5435/22
- *Suspicious Circumstances. Queensway, Bidford. Two males seen in private rear gardens of houses. 2.25pm Monday 7th February. 0212 07/02/2022
SPERNAL
- *Anti-Social Behaviour. Spernal Lane – Great Alne. Several 4x4 type vehicles off roading in the area. Causing a general nuisance. Ongoing issue in the area. Evening of Sunday 6th February. 0349 06/02/2022
STUDLEY
- *Burglary. Business, Alcester Road, Studley. Premises entered and cash stolen. Between 3am and 4.30am Friday 11th February. 0064 11/02/2022
ULLENHALL
- *Vehicle Crime. St Marks Cottage, Ullenhall. Catalytic converter stolen from Toyota Auris. Between 9th & 10th February. Crime No: 23/5678/22
EARLSWOOD
- *Vehicle Crime X 2. Car park, Earlswood Common. Works vans broken into and fishing equipment and tools stolen. Overnight 11th & 12th February. Crime No: 23/5969/22
- *Burglary. Business, Foreshaw Heath Lane, Earlswood. Premises and containers at site broken into and items stolen including a safe, food and drink. Between 6th & 7th February. 0168 07/02/2022
ALCESTER POLICE NORTH SAFER NEIGHBOURHOOD TEAM
Team email - Alcesternorth.snt@warwickshire.pnn.police.uk
Sgt 1685 David Ebbs David.Ebbs@warwickshire.pnn.police.uk
PC 1329 Steven Hope steven.hope@warwickshire.pnn.police.uk
PCSO 6330 Sanjay Singh - sanjay.singh@warwickshire.pnn.police.uk
PCSO 6350 Brooke Avery brooke.avery@warwickshire.pnn.police.uk
ALCESTER POLICE SOUTH SAFER NEIGHBOURHOOD TEAM
Team email - alcestersouth.snt@warwickshire.pnn.police.uk
Sgt 1685 David Ebbs David.Ebbs@warwickshire.pnn.police.uk
PC 1672 Rob Davies - robert.davies4@warwickshire.pnn.police.uk
PCSO 6327 Carolyn Davis carolyn.davis1@warwickshire.pnn.police.uk
PCSO 6111 Gary Johnson-Jones gary.johnson-jones@warwickshire.pnn.police.uk
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