Policing

EMERSON PARK CRIME DATA – 14/09/2023 – 30/11/2023  

10 December 2023

 

 

 

 

Last Week I attended the 3monthly meeting of the Emerson Park Police Ward panel. Here  are the main figures

for the last three months until 30th November 2023.

There is also shown a comparison from the same months 2020.

As you can see overall the crime figures are down .

Geoff Lloyd

 

 

EMERSON PARK CRIME DATA – 14/09/2023 – 30/11/2023

 

 

September October November TOTAL
Burglary 2022 1 3 3 7
2023 1

2

2 5
Theft of MV 2022 4 8 5 17
2023 2 6 3 11
Theft from MV 2022 0 1 4 5
2023 0 1 2 3
Robbery 2022 0 0 0 0
2023 0 1 0 1

 

September 14th – November 30th 2023

Theft Of/from MV, Robbery and Burglary

 

Theft of Motor Vehicles

September

  • 5417202/23 – 16/09/2023 at approx. 0455 hours – Parkstone Avenue – Black Mercedes stolen – keyless ignition
  • 5418302/23 – 29/09/2023 – 01/10/2023 – O/S 34 Beverley Gdns – Black Nissan Truck with Keyless Ignition

October

  • 5418434/23 – 03/10/2023 – 1500-1515 hours – Walden Way – Red Ford Fiesta – Keyless Ignition
  • 5418610/23 – 05/10/2023 – 06/10/2023 2230 – 0150 hours – Wingletye Lane – Grey Jaguar – Keyless Ignition
  • 5419288/23 – 14/10/2023 – 1930 – 2200 hours – Nelmes Crescent – Black Range Rover with Keyless Ignition, stolen O/S venue – REC’D 17/11/2023 in Barking
  • 5419567/23 – 18/10/2023 – approx. 2250 hours – Wingletye Lane – Bronze Pick Up Truck – Keyless Ignition
  • 5419947/23 – 23/10/2023 – 0100 – 0700 hours – Whitethorn Gdns – Silver Kia Sportage with Keyless Ignition
  • 5419961/23 – 23/10/2023 – 24/10/2023 – 1945 – 1115 hours – Essex Gardens – Grey Lexus with Keyless Ignition

November

  • 5420834/23 – 06/11/2023 – 0200 – 0755 hours – Meadowlands – Black Mercedes Saloon S350 with Keyless Ignition
  • 5421524/23 – 15/11/2023 – 16/11/2023 – 2200 – 0415 hours – Slewins Lane – Black Kia Sportage – Keyless Ignition

 

Theft from Motor Vehicle

October

  • 5418526/23 – 05/10/2023 at about 0450 hours – Wykeham Avenue – Disabled badge was stolen from a Ford motor vehicle

November

  • 5421534/23 – 16/11/2023 – 0720 – 0735 hours – AJ Services A127 – Trailer stolen off a Peugeot
  • 5421965/23 – 20/11/2023 – 21/11/2023 – Woodhall Crescent – End cap of a roof rail stolen from Skoda

 

Attempted Burglary

September

  • 5417108/23 – 12/09/2023 – 0549 hours – Rutland Drive – Unknown male wearing a balaclava trying the front door handle, which was locked correctly. This was captured on ring doorbell.

 

Burglary

October

  • 5420303/23 – 28/10/2023 – 1940 – 2005 hours – Nelmes Crescent – Suspects forced open an upstairs window, to gain entry into venue and have stolen Jewellery, Cash and Designer Handbags. Suspects disturbed by occupant arriving home, but escaped in a waiting motor vehicle.
  • 5420319/23 – 28/10/2023 – 1806 – 1836 hours – Elm Grove – Suspects climbed over security gate and into front drive, climbing up onto next doors fence to jump over another gate to access the rear garden. Suspects have then climbed up onto the conservatory and used possibly a crow bar to force open an upstairs window to gain entry. Once inside, suspects have stolen a safe, jewellery, cash and designer handbags and exited out over into Sylvan Avenue.

 

November

  • 5420766/23 – 04/11/2023 – 1800 – 1858 hours – Freeman Way – Suspects have climbed over rear gardens to access venue, then climbed up onto a flat roof and caused window to smash to gain entry into venue. Once inside, suspects have stolen Jewellery, cash and designer handbags, before exiting venue.  
  • 5420900/23 – 04/11/2023 – 07/11/2023 – GFC Hairdressers, Butts Green Road – Suspect has smashed rear window to gain entry into venue and stolen $50 cash from the till and the alarm for the premises. Nothing else seemed to be touched or stolen.

 

  • Attempted Theft Of MV – 5418950/23 – 10/10/2023 at approx. 0300 hours – Nelwyn Avenue – Unsuccessful and left area
  • Attempted Theft Of MV – 5421996/23 – 22/11/2023 – 2000 – 2044 – Wingletye Lane – Suspects disturbed trying to steal a Range Rover off the front drive

 

Robbery

  • 5418520/23 – 04/10/2023 – 1623 hours – Curtis Road – Workman pulled out of his van by a group of suspects unknown, who stole the vehicle, but was recovered a short time later by Police in a nearby road

Police Report

16 September 2023

Havering  are due to receive another 1 Police Inspector  an additional Police Constables. These will be shared out amongst the wards and we are due to receive an additional PC.

There was discussion about shoplifting and threatening behaviour particularly in Tesco’s Butts Gren Road  and the Co-op  at the petrol Station.

Tesco’s estimate loss of £10K over the last three months  and there is some confusion as to whether theses are being reported.

The local l PCSO has been invited to the meetings but in future requests will have to go back the the sergeant in charge of the ward

Computer Scam BEWARE

14 June 2017

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Recently a member of the EPAGRA  committee  received a phone call purporting to come from BT who informed them they had a problem with their internet access. They told the caller that their account was not in fact with BT but another internet provider.

The response was that BT owned the cables that provided the internet and if the member did not buy  a piece of software they would have their internet cut off and they would be blacklisted by the internet companies.

The committee member  very sensibly hung up and did not agree to anything.

BEWARE THIS IS A SCAM  AND ALL THESE PEOPLE WANT TO DO IS TO SELL YOU A PIECE OF SOFTWARE YOU DO NOT NEED.

SUSPECT TREE SURGEON . BE AWARE

8 May 2017
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Dear Ward Member,

I would like to bring to your attention that at present due to the improving weather we are experience a rise in artifice burglaries.  On this occasion unknown males are attending the home address of our venerable elderly victims who mostly live on their own stating that they are doing work at the neighbouring property and require access to their garden in order to carry out the works, or the unknown males are persuading them that they had an appointment for that day to attend and carry out works in the garden.  If access is granted whilst one of the males is showing the resident what work they will be doing the other males they are in company with are entering the property and stealing any cash and jewellery they can find.

Can I please ask that you remain extra vigilant and should you know any elderly or vulnerable people could you please look out for them so that we can try to ensure that nobody else falls for this scam.

Lastly could I please ask that should you receive any leaflets regarding tree surgery  through your door could you please forward them to myself so that I can look into the company to ensure that they are legitimate.

Many Thanks in advance for your assistance.  Should you have any questions then please do not hesitate in contacting me.

Regards,

PC 4791ES Elaine Graham
Emerson Park
Email – EmersonPark.snt@met.police.uk
Tel – 020 8721 2512

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Protect your mobile phone

7 October 2015

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Protect your mobile phone for free and register it on www.immobilise.com
  • Ensure you keep a record of your phone’s IMEI number in case your phone is stolen.
  • This is a 15 digit unique number which can be obtained by pressing *#06#. Some products may have this on the device or on the original packaging. You will need this information if your phone is lost or stolen.
  • Register your phone for free on www.Immobilise.com. This helps Police to identify you as the rightful owner and return your handset to you if lost or stolen.
  • Use security or PIN locks to protect your data and prevent the phone being used if stolen.
  • When not in use, never leave your phone unattended in a public place or vehicle.
  • Take particular care of your phone at bars, cafes, coffee-shops, restaurants and music venues – thieves are known to target these venues.
  • If using your phone in public, stay alert and be aware of what’s going on around you.
  • Avoid using your mobile phone in public at night. If you do have to use your phone, try to find an area that’s well-lit. Avoid getting your phone out at train stations and bus stops as these are areas that thieves target.
  • Never reply to spam messages you may receive over SMS or Bluetooth, even to text ‘STOP’.
  • Consider installing a tracker application on your Smartphone, it could help trace your device if stolen. If your device is stolen, act quickly – inform the Police and tell them you have a tracker app installed

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Police

1 October 2015
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 Following two theft from motor vehicles at the rear of the shops on Wingletye Lane and a shop lifting on Billet Lane a male has been identified for these crimes through CCTV and intelligence work.  The male was arrested on 29th September 2015 for all three offences, he was later charged and has plead guilty at court for all three offences.

Buying Second Hand Goods

28 September 2015

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Buying Second Hand Goods?

 

Are they stolen? Are they genuine? 

Is there an outstanding Hire Purchase

agreement on that car?

 

As part of Operation Neptune, the Metropolitan Police are keen to stamp out the trade in the sale of stolen second hand goods.

  Read More »

Obey the signs or pay the fines

18 September 2015

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Havering Council is taking over enforcement of some Moving Traffic Contraventions from the Police. The aim is to make roads in the borough safer by encouraging drivers to obey traffic signs.

From Friday 18 September, Fixed Penalty Notices for £130 will be issued to drivers who ignore the signs .

 

Emerson Park Police Newsletter for July

10 July 2015

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Burglary:

The majority of Burglaries in May and June were based in the North area of the Ward and took place in the daytime, with access mostly gained from the rear of the properties involved.  Of the 10 Burglaries that were reported,  Southend Arterial Road and Wingletye Lane were targeted four times in total.  Read More »

Squirrels Heath Police Newsletter for July

5 July 2015

SHSNT newsletter July