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Rural South Wight Godshill, Wroxall, Chale, Whitwell & Niton Rural South Wight Godshill, Wroxall, Chale, Whitwell & Niton 3rd January 2020 Dear All, I can report since last month’s newsletter there have been no crime series or trends in our area but I would like to draw your attention to the following incidents of note. • Godshill – Burglary of a business premises in the village. This incident is still currently under investigation and a person has been arrested for the offence. • Godshill – Burglary at a building site where the offenders have stolen plant machinery and fuel. The investigation is still ongoing and enquiries are still being conducted. • Wroxall – Theft from a motor vehicle where the offender has broken a car side window which was parked in St. Johns Road. Business crime especially burglary is becoming more and more into focus and in many cases can be prevented by following a few simple steps to deter the opportunist and the more determined burglar. Hampshire Constabulary have number of crime prevention toolkits on their website to help prevent individuals and businesses becoming victims of crime. The following link will take you to the crime prevention webpage. https://www.hampshire.police.uk/cp/crime-prevention/ Once on the page there are a number of different crime types which can be clicked on and this will take you on to the advice section. If you have any questions or concerns regarding crime in your area please get in contact. Kind Regards PCSO Stephen Oatley Police Beat Surgeries Village Location From To Jan-20 Feb-20 Mar-20 Apr-20 Godshill Godshill Post Office 09:30 10:00 08/01/2020 04/03/2020 St Martins Rd, Car Wroxall 09:30 10:00 06/02/2020 01/04/2020 Park Niton Niton Post Office 10:30 11:00 08/01/2020 04/03/2020 Chale Stores, Car Chale 10:30 11:00 06/02/2020 01/04/2020 Park Whitwell Whitwell Church 10:00 10:30 10/01/2020 06/03/2020 Police Equine Beat Surgery Equine Liaison officer PCSO Karen Allen (Ryde Team) Every 3rd Wednesday of each month at Froghill Tack, Sandford between 12:00 – 13:00 hrs Isle of Wight Alert Community Messaging system The communities of the Isle of Wight play a key role in helping us to prevent and detect crime and anti-social behaviour. Improving the flow of information between the community and the police is vital to achieving our aim to work together to deter criminals and keep communities safe. This site provides an invitation for you to participate in the exchange of information with Hampshire Constabulary and Neighbourhood Watch. You do not need to join a specific watch scheme but you may find that there are like minded residents or businesses in your area who would welcome your support. If you live or work in the Isle of Wight, you are invited to register now to become a recipient of messages of information, crime alerts and witness appeals local to the area in which you live or work in a way that suits your needs and lifestyle by email, text or telephone. As a registered recipient you will not only benefit from two way messaging but may also hear about positive police action in your community, help identify suspected or wanted criminals or learn about community groups, events or meetings in your area. Please use the link http://www.iowalert.co.uk to access IOW alerts. PLEASE NOTE: THIS SERVICE IS NOT FOR REPORTING CRIMES OR INCIDENTS - TO REPORT THESE PLEASE CONTACT HAMPSHIRE CONSTABULARY ON 101. Team Contact Details Team Sergeant T/ PS 24266 Justin Pringle - [email protected] Rural West & South Wight Team PC 22839 Timothy Campany - [email protected] PCSO 13231 Catherine Quinn - [email protected] PCSO 13229 Stephen Oatley - [email protected] PCSO 13341 Justin Keefe - [email protected] @IOWRuralPolice IMPORTANT REMINDER If you need to report a crime, please ring 101 for all non-emergency calls or 999 for all emergency calls. Please DO NOT email us if you are reporting a crime. This is in case we are off duty or unable to reply to your email. .
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