Parish Council monthly update
Chartham, Stone Street & Harbledown April 2021 Information provided by: PCSO Emma Coyle of Canterbury Community Safety Unit.
Crimes of note:
10/04/21 – Criminal damage, Tillard Close, Petham – suspect has jumped on the roofs of several sheds
causing damage
13/04/21 – Malicious communications, Chartham Hatch – unknown suspect has left voice mails making
threats
16/04/21 – Dangerous dog causing injury, The Green, Chartham – victim has been told it’s okay to throw
a ball for an unknown dog, when she has bent down to pick up the ball, she has been bitten by the dog
18/04/21 – Criminal damage, Plough Lane, Upper Harbledown – weed killer has been put on plants
causing damage
19/04/21 – Malicious communications, Chartham – multiple voice mails have been left by an unknown
person making threats
There have been no crimes of note reported from Upper Hardres, Lower Hardres, Nackington,
Waltham or Harbledown
Anti-social behaviour and other incidents of note:
04/04/21 – Church Hill, Harbledown – two off road bikes were seen riding in the orchards
17/04/21 – Bobbin Lodge Hill, Chartham – two off road bikes were seen riding on farmland, area search no trace by Police
19/04/21 – Mill Lane, Harbledown – three youths were seen firing a gun into trees, possibly an air rifle or bb gun
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Parish Council monthly update
20/04/21 – Riverside, Chartham – two youths were seen to fire catapaults towards ducks, area search no trace by Police
23/04/21 and 24/04/21 – A28, Chartham – sheep in the road, area search no trace by Police
27/04/21 – Ashdown Field, Chartham – Fire, KFRS attended however not as servere as first thought
Items of good work:
Regular rural patrols Meeting with Kevin FINNON, Community Warden
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For more information about policing in your area, visit www.kent.police.uk To report a non-urgent crime online, visit www.kent.police.uk/contactus