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ISSUE 34 THE COMMUNICATOR POLICE NEWSLETTER FOR July 2019

issues across the borough. Last weekend, they undertook an operation in the Radcliffe Way area of Hayes and made two arrests for supplying drugs. The PTT officer have some of the highest arrest rates and highest stop and search rates and do a great job of disrputing the criminals. Hillingdon’s Beat Register your phone Local policing is more than community events and tea stops. The Safer Neighbourhood Phone thefts are down, but a lot of us are still Team recently targeted an individual who we forgetful or clumsy and phones do get misplaced identified as a habitual knife carrier. PC Khan and quite a lot. It takes minutes to register your phone PC Riley had to chase him through back gardens on IMMOBILISE.COM – increasing the chances of and over fences as he wasn’t as keen as they were getting it back. on having a chat, but luckily their legs were stronger. He was detained and searched and a You can also register other stuff on the site too. quantity of drugs discovered. One more bad guy Give it a go. banged up, this on on charges of possession with intent to supply drugs. But community engagement is vital. Just recently PCSO Soler and PCSO Dickens were teaching these young cyclists the rights and wrongs of the road. Never too young to learn that stopping at a red lights is not optional. And well done to the youngsters who were so attentive.

Partnership Tasking Team worth every penny. The local council fund a number of additional officers in Hillingdon, and they focus on local

West Area - Hillingdon

Rob’s Rapport South: [email protected] I know I bang on about it each month but if you : [email protected] have a local issue, please speak to your local police West : [email protected] team. They are not scary (the Bird Thing most : [email protected] definitely is!) – If you see them, stop and speak to Yiewsley: [email protected] them. If you need their help, drop them a quick email. But they don’t read minds and unless you Inspector Rob Bryan tell them what the issue is, they will more than likely focus their attentions elsewhere. Burglary convictions

James Beharry, 28, of and Basil Heath, 28, of Hayes were sentenced in June after pleading guilty to a combined eleven offences. Five of these offences related to residential burglaries in Hayes, Harrow and . Using a brick to smash windows, the pair stole jewellery, and laptops and on one occasion committed the offence whilst the victims were asleep upstairs.

The pair were caught when the investigating officers from our Proactive CID Unit pieced together a large amount of CCTV footage from local council cameras, retail premises and doorbell videos allowing them to track the journeys of the men at the time of the offences and sometimes leading back to their home addresses.

James Beharry pleaded guilty to five counts of burglary, one for possession of cannabis, one for Barnhill: [email protected] breach of a community order and one breach of a Botwell: [email protected] suspended sentence. He was sentenced to four Brunel: [email protected] years and nine months imprisonment. Basil Heath Cavendish: [email protected] pleaded guilty to two residential burglary charges, Charville: [email protected] one for possession of cannabis and two driving : [email protected] offences. He received a thirty month : [email protected] imprisonment sentence. Villages: [email protected] This was a prolific burglary team and, since their Hillingdon East: [email protected] incarceration, West Area has seen a noticeable reduction in burglary offences. : [email protected]

Manor: [email protected] Northwood: [email protected] Northwood Hills: [email protected] Pinkwell: [email protected] : [email protected] Townfield: [email protected] Uxbridge North: [email protected]