Hampshire Constabulary
Monthly report for Whitchurch, Hurstbourne Priors and Cole Henley
January 2018
Crime summary for 1st January to 31st January:
Total reported incidents – 44
- Crimes recorded by the Home Office – 27
Below is a breakdown of the incidents police have been called to in the last month:
Anti-social behaviour – 3
Assault – 10
Dwelling burglary – 1
Non-dwelling burglary – 1
Criminal damage – 2
Road traffic incidents (including driving complaints and vehicle seizures) – 6
Offensive weapons – 1
Public order – 4
Suspicious incidents (including people and vehicles) – 3
Tampering with a motor vehicle – 1
Theft – 2
Theft from vehicle – 2
Other incidents (including domestic disputes and mental health incidents) – 4
Other crime – 4
During the same time last year, there were 56 incidents reported to police; 12 more than this year. These included 22 Home Office registered crimes; an increase of 5 this year.
Community policing priorities:
The current community policing priorities are burglary, road related issues, and anti-social behaviour
Burglary
There was one dwelling burglary this month:
Crime reference 44180005964
02/01/2018 – 05/01/2018
Bell Street, Whitchurch
Access has been gained to the premises, and a television has been taken.
There was one non-dwelling burglary this month:
Crime reference 44180038422
28/01/2018 21:30 – 29/01/2018 17:00
Kingsclere Road, Whitchurch
Offenders have gained entry into an outbuilding by smashing a window. Some keys and electric parts were taken.
Road traffic issues
There was one driving complaints this month, and five road traffic collisions causing damage only.
Speedwatch results:
10/11/2017 – Bloswood Lane
9 x first time offenders
2 x second time offenders
25/11/2017 – Newbury Hill
14 x first time offenders
1 x second time offenders
Offenders are passed onto the neighbourhood policing team to process.
Theft from motor vehicle incidents
We had three reports overnight between 07/01/2018 and 08/01/2018 relating to thefts from motor vehicles. One of the incidents was an unsuccessful attempt, and nothing was taken. However, two incidents led to a high value of tools being taken.
The investigation into these incidents is ongoing, so if anyone has any information that could be of assistance please contact police quoting the crime reference 44180008680.
Immobilise.com:
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If you wish to report an incident yourself, you can do so by contacting 101
In an emergency always call 999
Or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Please do not report any incidents via email
Please contact me if you have any questions,
PCSO 16140 Aimée Scott-Molloy