DIDSBURY INTEGRATED NEIGHBOURHOOD TEAM covering Chorlton, Chorlton Park, East Didsbury, West Didsbury, Whalley Range WINTER 2015 TAKE POSITIVE STEPS TO MAKE YOUR HOME SAFE ARE THE DOORS AND WINDOWS LOCKED? This doesn’t just mean the front door, but any internal doors and upstairs windows too. It might sound obvious, but so many burglaries could have been avoided by just turning a key. HOW OBVIOUS IS IT THAT YOU ARE OUT? Leave a light or TV on and draw the curtains when you go out to give the impression that someone’s in. Consider using a timer switch and low-energy light bulbs to time lights to come on when it gets dark. LAPTOP SAT ON TABLE? IPOD ON THE WINDOWSILL? CAR KEYS IN FULL VIEW? Such items are easy pickings for a burglar. Keep valuable items out of sight and put them in a drawer, cupboard, or hide them under the bed. Also, mark you property with your postcode and house number, as this makes it harder for a burglar to sell stolen goods and can help the police return items to you. Merry Christmas from all the Neighbourhood Team at West Didsbury YOUR LOCAL INSPECTOR SDFH Did bury Neighbourhood Policing Team covers Whalley Range, Chorlton Park, Didsbury West and Didsbury East. Inspector Kinrade This is a fantastic and diverse place to live and I’m proud to have the opportunity to work here. Improving your quality of life and making the area a safer place to live is our number one priority and we continue to work hard to reduce crime in the area.
Please join us in welcoming PS Chowdhury and PCSO Drennan to the West Didsbury Neighbourhood Team PS Chowdhury PCSO Drennan ADVICE ON HOW TO BEAT BOGUS CALLERS Most people who call at your home will be genuine. But sometimes, people turn up unannounced, with the intention of tricking their way into your home. They are known as “distraction burglars” or “bogus callers”, whose only aim is to get into homes to distract people and steal their money or valuables. Bogus callers may be smartly dressed and claim to be from the council, the police, NHS or gas, water or electricity companies. They can be convincing and persuasive. They may be men, women or even children. They may ask for a drink of water or to wash their hands. Some may be looking for a lost pet. By following the simple LOCK, STOP, CHAIN, CHECK message, we can all be sure that the people who enter our homes are who they claim to be. LOCK: Ensure you keep exterior doors locked. STOP: Before you answer the door, stop and think whether you are expecting anyone. CHAIN: Put the door bar or chain on. Look through the spyhole or the window to see who it is. Always keep the bar or chain on while you are talking to the person on the doorstep. CHECK: Ask for and carefully check their ID card, even if they have a prearranged appointment (all genuine callers will carry one). If you are not expecting them and they do not carry an ID card DO NOT LET THEM IN. If you have any doubts at all as to whether the caller is genuine, ask them to leave and come back at a time that is convenient to you and when you have had a chance to ask someone to be with you. REMEMBER IF IN DOUBT: KEEP THEM OUT! How to keep safe when out and about v Keep your money, mobile phone and keys in a safe place like your bag or pocket, so they do not get lost or stolen. v Take only the money you will need. v Don’t advertise expensive jewellery to thieves, keep them out of sight. v Keep with friends safety in numbers. there’s v If you have one, take a personal attack alarm with you. Keep it where you can find it easily. Make sure you know how to use it. v If you can, tell someone where you are going and when you will be back. v If you can, keep away from quiet, dark places. Don’t forget v Carry your bag across the front of your body, clocks go forward not just over your shoulder, and it closed. 1 hour, Sunday, 30 th March 2014, 01: 00
Speed Awareness Morning with local Councillors Eid-Ul-Adha Prayer, Alexandra Park Didsbury light switch on Diwali Festival 2015 UK / Celebration of the first official UK (London) by the Indian Prime Minister (Narander Modi) at the Senior Indian Citizen Centre In December 2015 local community members from different religious faiths came together to show solidarity and strongly condemn the recent events in France. The event was organised by PCSO Farooqi to show that as a community we stand together and extremism & terrorism have no place within our communities.
OFFENDERS BROUGHT TO JUSTICE A male was arrested for Burglary soon after a bike, worth £ 500, was stolen from the victims shed. Within hours of theft the victim noticed the bike was posted on Ebay. After police enquiries with Ebay the seller was promptly identified. 2 warrants were executed and the stolen bike was recovered and returned to the owner. The arrested male was charged for handling stolen goods and remanded. On 09/11/15 a Poppy Appeal charity box containing cash donations bound for the Royal British Legion was stolen from DS Colour Labs, Wilmslow Rd, Didsbury. The thief distracted staff to remove the box before emptying the contents outside. He then discretely returned the empty poppy box to the shop counter by distracting staff a second time. Staff later noticed the contents were missing and checked the CCTV system. Footage of the offence was provided to GMP and the offender was identified. On 03/12/15 Mark Blackley was arrested on suspicion of theft and subsequently charged and remanded in custody. At court Blackley pleaded guilty to theft and was sentenced to 42 days imprisonment, £ 80 fine and £ 180 court costs. 2 local males were recently arrested for Possession of Class A Drugs and Burglary on Old Lansdowne Rd. Males forced entry into a property and were conducting search of premises when officers attended. The 2 males made off, but were quickly detained, whilst still in possession of stolen property. A few days later the same pair were stopped in a motor vehicle and on searching vehicle, Class A Drugs were found. The males were charged and now awaiting court appearance for both offences. There have been a spate of robberies on taxi drivers in the Chorlton and Didsbury area. After an investigation by CID officers from West Didsbury Police Station a warrant was executed last Friday, 04/12/15 that resulted in the arrest of 3 offenders. Baaah-ck Together In Time For Christmas 2 Males received a 9 month sentence each suspended for 2 years after being convicted of Illegal Possession of £ 20 k worth of Cannabis. Local residents have raised concerns with regards to vehicles being driven at speed in Whalley Range and Chorlton area. This is concerning due to the fact reckless and inconsiderate driving may lead to serious collisions resulting in either persons sustaining serious injury or even loss of life. Officers from the Didsbury Neighbourhood Police Team are working with partner agencies and Home Watch Scheme members to tackle this issue and identify those responsible so that appropriate actions can be taken against them. To tackle this issue we also need the help of our community members. If you see any vehicles being driven at speed in your area, then please make a note of the registration numbers and date/time/location vehicles being driven at speed. If possible please obtain descriptions of the drivers, but DO NOT MAKE ANY ATTEMPTS TO STOP THE VEHICLES OR PUT YOURSELF IN DANGER IN ANY WAY. Once you have the details, please contact the Didsbury Neighbourhood Team on 0161 856 4973 or email didsbury@gmp. police. uk Merry Didsbury Integrated Neighbourhood Police Team – Tel: 0161 856 4973 Merry Email: Christmas from didsbury@gmp. police. uk To anonymously pass on information contact: Christmas from Ewe-niformed officer re-ewe-nites a Crimestoppers – 0800 555 111 all the Environment on call member of the public with a lost Neighbourhood 0161 954 9000 the Tel: Christmas present from New Zealand. Neighbourhood Team at West Manchester Road Safety Team Tel: 0161 234 4480 Team at West Fire Service Enquiries Woolly lamb was mislaid recently by Didsbury Tel: 0161 608 1103 Didsbury Lucy on her way home one evening. A Victim Support kind resident found him and handed him in to the police. After a bit of Inspector Clueso, woolly lamb was reunited with it’s delighted owner Lucy. Tel: 0845 30 30 900/ www. victimsupport. org. uk Follow us on Twitter @GMPDidsbury, @GMPChorlton Facebook GMPDidsbury Non-emergencies call 101 Emergencies call 999
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