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I would like to make you aware of a series of burglaries and suspicious activities in Sevenoaks. These incidents have occurred between 25th March 2025 and 31st March 2025, with multiple properties targeted. Please note the specific Modus Operandi (MO - method of doing something) where moss is placed inside letterboxes and flowerpots have been moved. Residents are urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious behaviour immediately. Incident Details:Burntwood Grove, Sevenoaks (25th March 2025 – 29th March 2025, 11:16 hours)- Back door damaged, messy search of property.
- Crime report 46/52491/25
Lime Tree Walk, Sevenoaks (27th March 2025, 18:00 hours – 28th March 2025, 06:00 hours)- Patio door damaged. No confirmed theft.
- Crime report 46/54245/25
The Dene, Sevenoaks (28th March 2025, 00:00 hours – 29th March 2025, 01:45 hours)- Back door forced open, moss placed inside letterbox.
- Crime report 46/52849/25
Marlborough Crescent, Sevenoaks (28th March 2025, 14:00 hours – 30th March 2025, 14:30 hours)- Rear entry gained, foreign currency and jewellery stolen.
- Crime report 46/53502/25
South Park, Sevenoaks (28th March 2025, 23:20 hours – 29th March 2025, 04:30 hours)- Suspect entered through the front door, disturbed drawers in hallway and kitchen, but nothing stolen.
- Crime report 46/52141/25
Ashley Close, Sevenoaks (29th March 2025, 19:12 hours)- Unknown suspect is seen in the back garden - CCTV camera moved, no entry gained.
- CAD 29-1158
Blackhall Lane, Sevenoaks (29th March 2025, 20:49 hours)- Alarm triggered, patio doors found open, believed to have been locked previously.
- CAD 29-1300
Oak Hill Road, Sevenoaks (31st March 2025, 00:00 hours)- Unknown male seen on driveway, shining a torch into home windows. A flowerpot was moved in front of the door, possibly to check occupancy.
- CAD 31-0184
Oak Hill Road, Sevenoaks (31st March 2025, 00:48 – 00:50 hours)- Male suspect observed looking into vehicles with a torch and then placing dirt inside the letterbox.
- CAD 31-0849
Appeal for Witnesses and Information:I would urge residents who may have seen any suspicious activity or have information that could assist with investigations to come forward. Call Kent Police on 101 quoting the relevant crime report number or CAD reference.CCTV and Dashcam Footage Request:Residents with CCTV or dashcam footage from the affected areas are encouraged to review their recordings for any unusual activity during the specified times. Footage can be submitted directly to Kent Police to aid the investigation. Crime Prevention Advice:With the Easter holidays approaching, many properties may be left unoccupied, increasing the risk of burglary. Residents are advised to: Lock all doors and windows securely.Use timers on lights and radios to create the appearance of occupancy.Install CCTV or video doorbells and ensure existing security cameras are operational.Do not leave valuables visible through windows or doors.Inform trusted neighbours if leaving your property unattended.If you notice any suspicious behaviour, report it immediately to Kent Police. Please help spread the word by clicking the Share button below, and if you enjoy this content, don't forget to click the thumbs up button! |
