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WARNINGS FROM NORTH YORKSHIRE POLICE
If you have any information related to the
following incidents which have occurred in the last month in
North Yorkshire please contact NYP on 101
.
The following messages include warnings and incidents that
have happened in North Yorkshire but not necessarily in your own
area.
If you are unsure about something or someone in your area, you're
suspicions are probably right. Please report it to NYP on 101
Recently there has been a total of 5 burglaries of sheds or garages where
property, including cycles, were stolen. Please be aware and ensure all
outbuildings are secured and report anything you see which you think is
suspicious on 101.
Recently a vehicle parked on a driveway in Beal had all four tyres slashed. If you
have any information, please contact North Yorkshire Police on 101.
At approximately 1750hrs on 23rd December, damage was caused to a bus
window travelling along Selby Road Eggborough. If you have any information,
please contact North Yorkshire Police on 101 quoting ref 12140221673
Recently unknown persons attempted to break into farm buildings on the outskirts
of Cridling Stubbs by removing the locks. Entry was not made but a cover from a
large external fan was removed. If you have any information, please call North
Yorkshire Police on 101.
Recently there was an attempted theft of a quad bike at a farm at Fairburn. The
vehicle was in a secure barn. However, it wasn't locked up. Please bear in mind
locking up of buildings and security marking your equipment or even fitting a
tracker.
Recently unknown offenders gained access to a secure warehouse at a farm
premise in Walden Stubbs. They gained entry by jemmying a steel door. A
further wooden shed was then entered and a laptop was stolen. Other items from
the shed were later found discarded by offenders. Please report any information to
NYP on 101.
Recently two sheds were broken into in Temple Hirst on two separate incidents.
One had its door unscrewed from the hinges, one had its padlock cut off and the
other had its door ripped off. If you have any information please call North
Yorkshire Police on 101.
Recently a corn shed was broken in to at a farm in Walden Stubbs. Offenders cut
the lock off the shed and gained entry. However nothing was stolen. Please
remain vigilant and report any information to NYP on 101.
Recently, Read School at Drax had 600 Litres of heating fuel stolen when the
padlock and plastic bracket was broken off the storage tank. If you have any
information please ring 101.
Due to the continued theft of heating oil from tanks it is
well worth considering having a security system installed.
It is strongly recommended trying to protect the boundary
(or access) to the fuel tank location, rather than the fuel
tank itself. This boundary can be protected with various
types of Wireless Alarm Detectors, such as Solar
Powered Wireless Perimeter Beams. These
communicate back to a Solar Powered Siren (mounted
on the apex of the house or office) which omits a very
loud siren and very bright flashing strobe when activated,
giving both an impressive audio and visual deterrent. You could also consider
putting a fixed structure around your tank as shown to help security, but there are
rules and regulations you need to follow.
Recently CCTV shows 3 persons with torches in the yard of a property on
Northfield Lane, Womersley. It was found that the locks had been cut off the
outbuildings at the location but that nothing had been stolen. Please remain
vigilant with building and yard security and report any information to North
Yorkshire Police on 101.
In addition to the CCTV, having an alarm fitted would also
have added to the security of the outbuildings. Of all the
garages and sheds broken into recently only one was
reported to have had an alarm fitted. On this occasion the
alarm proved to be very effective as, when the offenders
broke into the garage, the alarm was activated and the
offenders did a hasty retreat without taking anything from
within. There are several alarms available and the one shown here is very easy to
install and costs approximately £20
Recently approximately £1,000 worth of damage to barley and oil seed rape crops
was caused by vehicle driven over fields in Kirk Smeaton. If you have any
information please ring North Yorkshire Police on 101.
Recently a grain store was broken into at Little Smeaton. Entry was gained by
ripping some lite steel and accessing the locking system. Nothing was stolen. If
you have any information please ring North Yorkshire Police on 101.
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WARNINGS FROM NORTH YORKSHIRE POLICE
If you have any information related to the
following incidents which have occurred in the last month in
North Yorkshire please contact NYP on 101
.
The following messages include warnings and incidents that
have happened in North Yorkshire but not necessarily in your own
area.
If you are unsure about something or someone in your area, you're
suspicions are probably right. Please report it to NYP on 101
Recently there has been a total of 5 burglaries of sheds or garages where
property, including cycles, were stolen. Please be aware and ensure all
outbuildings are secured and report anything you see which you think is
suspicious on 101.
Recently a vehicle parked on a driveway in Beal had all four tyres slashed. If you
have any information, please contact North Yorkshire Police on 101.
At approximately 1750hrs on 23rd December, damage was caused to a bus
window travelling along Selby Road Eggborough. If you have any information,
please contact North Yorkshire Police on 101 quoting ref 12140221673
Recently unknown persons attempted to break into farm buildings on the outskirts
of Cridling Stubbs by removing the locks. Entry was not made but a cover from a
large external fan was removed. If you have any information, please call North
Yorkshire Police on 101.
Recently there was an attempted theft of a quad bike at a farm at Fairburn. The
vehicle was in a secure barn. However, it wasn't locked up. Please bear in mind
locking up of buildings and security marking your equipment or even fitting a
tracker.
Recently unknown offenders gained access to a secure warehouse at a farm
premise in Walden Stubbs. They gained entry by jemmying a steel door. A
further wooden shed was then entered and a laptop was stolen. Other items from
the shed were later found discarded by offenders. Please report any information to
NYP on 101.
Recently two sheds were broken into in Temple Hirst on two separate incidents.
One had its door unscrewed from the hinges, one had its padlock cut off and the
other had its door ripped off. If you have any information please call North
Yorkshire Police on 101.
Recently a corn shed was broken in to at a farm in Walden Stubbs. Offenders cut
the lock off the shed and gained entry. However nothing was stolen. Please
remain vigilant and report any information to NYP on 101.
Recently, Read School at Drax had 600 Litres of heating fuel stolen when the
padlock and plastic bracket was broken off the storage tank. If you have any
information please ring 101.
Due to the continued theft of heating oil from tanks it is
well worth considering having a security system installed.
It is strongly recommended trying to protect the boundary
(or access) to the fuel tank location, rather than the fuel
tank itself. This boundary can be protected with various
types of Wireless Alarm Detectors, such as Solar
Powered Wireless Perimeter Beams. These
communicate back to a Solar Powered Siren (mounted
on the apex of the house or office) which omits a very
loud siren and very bright flashing strobe when activated,
giving both an impressive audio and visual deterrent. You could also consider
putting a fixed structure around your tank as shown to help security, but there are
rules and regulations you need to follow.
Recently CCTV shows 3 persons with torches in the yard of a property on
Northfield Lane, Womersley. It was found that the locks had been cut off the
outbuildings at the location but that nothing had been stolen. Please remain
vigilant with building and yard security and report any information to North
Yorkshire Police on 101.
In addition to the CCTV, having an alarm fitted would also
have added to the security of the outbuildings. Of all the
garages and sheds broken into recently only one was
reported to have had an alarm fitted. On this occasion the
alarm proved to be very effective as, when the offenders
broke into the garage, the alarm was activated and the
offenders did a hasty retreat without taking anything from
within. There are several alarms available and the one shown here is very easy to
install and costs approximately £20
Recently approximately £1,000 worth of damage to barley and oil seed rape crops
was caused by vehicle driven over fields in Kirk Smeaton. If you have any
information please ring North Yorkshire Police on 101.
Recently a grain store was broken into at Little Smeaton. Entry was gained by
ripping some lite steel and accessing the locking system. Nothing was stolen. If
you have any information please ring North Yorkshire Police on 101.