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Teenager charged following attempted robbery of elderly woman in Petersfield PDF Print E-mail

  

Detectives investigating the attempted robbery of an elderly woman in Petersfield have charged a teenager.

 

 

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Countrywatch 9 May 2012 PDF Print E-mail

 
NORTHERN COUNTRY WATCH WEEKLY

 
WITH YOUR HELP
A male was arrested and charged by Thames Valley Police for offences in their area, and with the assistance of Alton Targeted Patrol officers he was also charged for the attempt theft of a quad bike in the Bordon area.
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Targeted Patrol officers from Alton, with the assistance of the local Game Keeper and the Police air support unit, detained two males in the East Worldham area who were driving across farm land causing damage to crops and hedging. Local officers contained the area whilst the Police Helicopter tracked the vehicles progress. The helicopter crew directed officers on the ground to the location of the vehicle when the offenders hid in woodland in an attempt to avoid the attention of the helicopter, both males were arrested.
 
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Trading Standards 14 May 2012 PDF Print E-mail

 

 

TRADING STANDARDS

 

 

 

SCAMS BULLETIN

 

MAY 2012

 

The purpose of this scams bulletin is to alert our partners to the types of scams currently being targeted at vulnerable adults in Hampshire.

 

The Trading Standards Safeguarding Unit can assist vulnerable residents who have been financially abused when buying goods and services. 

 

Our experienced officers can seek to obtain redress and introduce robust preventative measures to prevent further victimisation.

 

We will also seek to take enforcement action in the civil and criminal courts where it is appropriate in order to punish the offenders.

 

To make a referral to the Safeguarding Unit then please contact us by phone or by email:

 

01962 833 620

 

ts.intel@hants.gcsx.gov.uk

 

 

 

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Trading standards warning about roofers PDF Print E-mail

 Warning

 

Rogue Traders are currently cold calling in the Waterlooville and surrounding area of Hampshire offering to conduct roofing repairs, such as cleaning and resealing.

 

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Update from Sue Gibson PDF Print E-mail

 I have been looking around the Force area to see what incidents have been occuring. I apologise for the lengthy email but wanted to cover all areas.

 
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NORTHERN COUNTRY WATCH WEEKLY 26th April 2012 PDF Print E-mail

 

                          A message from Mr H.R. Oliver-Bellasis Esq FRAgS, member of the Hampshire Constabulary's Independent Advisory Group.
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The Hampshire Polices rural focus is clearly working and there have been successes.  However one of the farmer/ rural dwellers criticisms is that post codes do not work and police response units take too long to arrive or get lost.  The mapping system employed at the Call Centre is outstanding, but it lacks your local knowledge - road names some wood names or building names.
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Good News Crime Down PDF Print E-mail

 Crime down across North Hampshire


The number of crimes committed in the Northern Area of Hampshire has fallen while the number of those being solved has increased.
 
Between April 2011 and March 2012, there were a total of 35,058 offences – a drop of just under one per cent compared to the previous year.
 
Police have solved 32 per cent of the total number of crimes for the area, an increase from 28.8 per cent in 2010-2011.
 
These figures come following a year of change and re-organisation for the force as a whole and for the Northern policing Area of Hampshire Constabulary.

Chief Superintendent Mark Chatterton, area commander, said: “My officers and staff continue to work tirelessly to catch criminals and solve crime.

“We have seen improvements in the number of crimes we are solving and a reduction in the number of crimes being committed across our large patch of Hampshire.
 
“We continue to be victim-focused and strive to provide the best service possible to all victims of crime. Offences such as criminal damage and other anti-social crime can have a huge effect on people’s quality of life and we do not underestimate that. Every victim of every crime is important.
 
“We could not achieve this level of success without the commitment of our partners, which includes councils, local organisations and of course the general public. And for all the input and information all these people give, we are very grateful.

“While there is much to be proud of, we do realise there are areas we need to work on. We will continue our focus on burglary – assisted by the force-wide Operation Nemesis campaign, and also focus our efforts on addressing district-specific issues which really affect local communities.
 
“We will continue to work to reduce crime in all communities and ensure that North Hampshire remains a safe place to live and work.”
 
 
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