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Good Evening Please ‘rate’ this message using the button at the bottom (very quick and simple) Please spread the word to your neighbours, friends and family to sign up to Hampshire Alert, so we can reach more residents -https://www.hampshirealert.co.uk/ BROADWAY LANE, LOVEDEAN - Stable Yard Burglary. Over night on the Saturday 25th July 2024 to Sunday 26th July 2024 between 19:00 hours - 09:00 hours.
Informant reports stable yard broken into by unknown persons and items stolen from within.
Did you see or hear anything or anyone? Do you have any Private CCTV, Dash Cam Footage, or Door Bell Footage that may assist us? If you see person/s hanging around homes, cars, sheds or garages - please call 101. If you see person/s trying door handles or trying to force entry - CALL 999 AT THE TIME - please give a description of the person/s inc clothing as best you can and which direction they have gone - and were they on foot, bike or car?
If you have any information about this incident - Please DO NOT reply to this email - Please call 101 – ref 44240317612 or go online HERE to give your information. Or you can call anonymously to CRIMESTOPPERS on 0800 555 111.Are you a victim too? Please can you report this on 101, or online HERE Could you tell the Police, the makes, models, serial nos of your tech, tools etc, if they were stolen? Have you photographed your possessions without serial nos? Register them all HERE A lot of crimes committed in the community are opportunist crimes. Please do whatever you can to minimise the risk of you becoming a victim – Equipment SecurityEquipment security is an aspect of rural crime that is particularly relevant to farms and small-holdings, but can affect everyone. In this section, there is general information on how to keep equipment as safe and secure as possible. There is also a small section of firearms security, but further detailed information can be obtained from the Firearms Licensing department Advice to the publicMachinery Security:Keys and locks No vehicles should be left in a visible place when not in use. When vehicles or plant equipment are kept outside they should be locked and the keys secured in your possession or in a locked key safe. Consider the use of hitch locks, wheel clamps or ground anchors. You may require a combination of the above to meet insurance requirements. Security markings: All property, including vehicles, should be uniquely marked, photographed and recorded somewhere safe. This should include serial, chassis and model numbers. Use property marking to uniquely mark all types of property. Include your postcode and property name or number in a non-obvious place. Popular options include stamping, etching, UV marking and DNA products. Tracker and data tagging: Consider fitting a tracking device or a data tagging chip. Your insurance company can provide advice on suitable products. Plant Equipment Identification Guide: The Plant Equipment Identification Guide is available online but hard copies are available upon request from CESAR Diesel theft:Store diesel in a secure fuel tank and use good quality locks. Avoid installing storage tanks in isolated areas, such as outlying buildings. Consider using a mobile tanker that could be removed to a secure place when not in use. Consider the use of a "diesel dye" that makes your diesel traceable and therefore less attractive to thieves. Report incidents of suspicious activity to the police and if possible record vehicle details and descriptions of the people involved. Dispose of scrap metal regularly and legitimately to make your premises less vulnerable to metal thieves. If you are approached by opportunistic "scrap dealers", tell them you have a contract with a legitimate scrap dealer and ask them to leave. Report incidents of suspicious activity to the police and if possible record vehicle details and descriptions of the people involved. Secure windows on the inside of tack rooms with solid iron bars (tubular steel can be bent). Secure all doors with good quality locks. Use bolts not screws on the hinges. Property mark tack and display signage to deter thieves. Contact the Property Marking Mailbox to book a visit. Padlock gates with substantial padlocks and heavy duty chains. Consider reversing the top hinge on yard gates to prevent them from being lifted off. Fit security lights and an intruder alarm. There are strict regulations with regard to safe storage and use of firearms. It is an offence not to comply with these conditions. If you need advice about firearms security, contact the force Firearms Licensing Department. Dot Peen Property MarkingThe Country Watch Team have been trained to use the Dot Peen property marking equipment which can be used to mark items such as equestrian tack and other equipment, quad bikes, power tools, garden tools and more. For information on having property marked please email property.marking@hampshire.police.uk
Police Forces and Partners from around the United Kingdom working together to address Equine Crime. Operation Gallop
Many Thanks, PCSO Darryl Hook 15944 Butser Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) Beat Officer. | ||||
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