February 2016 Monthly Newsletter Boothstown & Ellenbrook Your Local Neighbourhood Team PC Edwards PCSO Bentley PCSO Wilde Vehicle Crime It takes a few seconds to steal from a vehicle, many of these crimes are from unlocked vehicles. - ALWAYS LOCK IT! Never leave items on display, such as shopping bags, handbags, or coats. Don’t leave spare keys or sat navs in your vehicle, even in the glove box. At home, don’t leave car keys in clear view from windows or in reach from the letter box. Hook and canes can be used to steal keys through letter boxes. High value and performance cars can be specifically targeted for this type of crime. Never leave the engine running, especially in frosty weather, car thieves know that people do this. If you use your vehicle for work, remove your tools or other valuables if possible. Simple things like reversing onto the drive so that the rear doors on a van can’t be opened easily will help to put thieves off. Park where the vehicle can be well seen, even if it means walking a bit further. Don’t park behind bushes, walls or large vehicles because this gives criminals somewhere to hide. At night try to park in residential areas because people are more likely to be at home not at work. When using a car park, remove all items on display and think out when you will be returning to the car – will it be dark, if so is there a safer area to park nearer to a street light. Consider steering locks, alarms, tracking devices and immobilisers and if you have them, use them. Use anti-tamper or security screws on your registration plate – they can be easily fitted but can’t be removed using standard tools. Remember, vehicle crime is an occupation for some people, don’t make your vehicle an easy target for them. Leaving your home When you leave your home it’s important to ensure you leave it as secure as possible. Getting into an ‘exit routine’ can help ensure that you don’t forget obvious, but important things, like not leaving your valuables near windows. Here’s our quick reminder on what to do when you leave your home. What to do before you leave your home Close and lock all your doors and windows, even if you are only going out for a few minutes. Set your burglar alarm. Make sure the side and/or back gate is locked. Lock your shed or garage. Make sure that any valuables are not in sight. Put keys out of reach of letterboxes. In the evening, shut the curtains and leave some lights on. Never leave car documents or ID in obvious places such as kitchens or hallways. If you are going to be away for days or weeks at a time, you will need to take additional action, such as cancelling newspaper and milk deliveries. Consider asking your neighbours to close curtains, or park on your drive. Use a timer device to automatically turn lights and a radio on at night. GMPSalford West @GMPSalford. West
February 2016 Monthly Newsletter for Boothstown & Ellenbrook WARNING Crime figures Domestic Burglary x 3 Ellenbrook Road offenders have smashed the rear patio door and enter the property. Offenders steal property and take vehicle keys and then take the vehicle. 2 burglaries on Hindburn drive offenders use hook and cane to reach inside the property and steal keys for two vehicles and proceeds to take the vehicles. The second property offenders use hook and cane to reach inside the property for keys that have been left on the stairs. The keys have house keys on and offenders gain entry and property is taken from within. Burglary other x 1 Italian express in Ellenbrook whereby offenders have thrown a brick through the window, entry has been gained and property has been taken. TOMV 1 2 vehicles have been taken from the Burglary on Hindburn Drive. 1 vehicle has been taken from the burglary on Ellenbrook road. TFMV x 7 7 theft from motor vehicles have occurred on the following streets , Boothshall way, Highclove lane, Boothsbank Avenue, Casteron way, Hollinswood drive, Devonshire Drive and Haydock drive offenders have approached the vehicles and taken property from within. Vehicle interference x 2 2 vehicles on Rands clough drive. offenders have smashed one vehicles front nearside window in an attempt to get into the vehicle, offender is disturbed an makes off. Offenders have searched inside the other vehicle , but there was no property inside for them to take. ASB x 4 2 separate incidents have been reported from Boothsbank Park whereby groups of youths are congregating and causing on going issues There has been 2 incidents on Lymefield avenue in Boothstown where youths are congregating. There has been one incident where youths have thrown eggs at a property. , and the second incident is where a group of youths have caused damage to fencing panels. Police forces have become aware of a fraud circulating, targeting elderly and vulnerable members of the community. Some older people have received telephone calls from a caller who purports to be from the GP surgery and is asking for an appointment to discuss the persons mobility needs. During the appointment, the older person is persuaded to buy mobility aids which are either unnecessary or inappropriate and always expensive. If you receive a call like this, please check with your GP surgery first before agreeing to a visit. Booths bank park closed on the 11 th January for 10 weeks , work has commenced to upgrade the park. Work will involve installation of new play equipment and surfacing of pathways, new park furniture and soft landscaping to further develop the park. A new bowling green clubhouse will be built also a multipurpose sports pitch and new outdoor gym equipment. GMPSalford West @GMPSalford. West
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