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Crime figures Jun-20 Please be aware that the dates refer to the date it was reported to the police, not always the day of the incident Oak Beat, Covering East Bridgford, Kneeton, Screveton,and Car Colston Date Crime Location Village items taken ? 06/06/2020 Theft other Trent Lane East Bridgford Diesel stolen 07/06/2020 Burglary other than dwelling Main Street Screveton 2 x strimmer's stolen 11/06/2020 Burglary other than dwelling Screveton Road Car Colston Power tools stolen 12/06/2020 Theft other Old hill Lane East Bridgford Farm equipment stolen 18/06/2020 Burglary other than dwelling Wharf Lane East Bridgford Motor Scooter stolen 21/06/2020 Burglary other than dwelling The Pavilion Car Colston Motor mower stolen 26/06/2020 Burglary other than dwelling Fosse Road Car Colston Garage entered and alcohol stolen 26/06/2020 Burglary dwelling Screveton Road Car Colston Garage entered power tools stolen 26/06/2020 Theft other Trent Lane East Bridgford Fuel stolen from building site Garage entered and 3 x off road motor 30/06/2020 Burglary dwelling The Green Car Colston vehicles stolen Cranmer Beat, covering Aslockton, Whatton, Scarrington Date Crime Location Village items taken ? 07/06/2020 Criminal damage Burton Lane Whatton Damaged window 22/06/2020 Burglary other than dwelling Main Street Scarrington Entry to outbuilding nothing stolen Thoroton Beat covering Flintham, Sibthorpe, Shelton, Flawborough, Hawksworth, Thoroton, Orston, Elton, Sutton, Granby Date Crime Location Village items taken ? 01/06/2020 Theft other Lombard Street Orston Power tools stolen from van 07/06/2020 Burglary dwelling Main Road Shelton Attempt entry- No entry gained 22/06/2020 Burglary dwelling Main Road Sibthorpe Padlock broke no entry gained 29/06/2020 Theft other Old Forge Lane Granby Electric drill stolen off driveway Manvers and Trent Beat covering, Radcliffe on Trent, Shelford and Newton Date Crime Location Village items taken ? 06/06/2020 Theft other Main Road Radcliffe on Trent Meat stolen from shop 29/06/2020 Burglary other than dwelling Main Road Radcliffe on Trent Shop entered and scratch cards stolen 29/06/2020 Burglary other than dwelling Main Road Radcliffe on Trent Attempt entry to shop 22/06/2020 Criminal damage Nottingham Road Radcliffe on Trent Caravan window damaged Bingham East and West Date Crime Location Bingham items taken ? 01/06/2020 Criminal damage Harebell Gardens Bingham Firework damage to door 08/06/2020 Theft Other Chapel Lane Bingham Wallet stolen 14/06/2020 Criminal damage Co-op Bingham Fire damage to pallets 10/06/2020 Theft from shop Nottingham Road Bingham Tobacco stolen 22/06/2020 Theft other Campion Way Bingham Swift Caravan stolen of driveway 30/06/2020 Theft other The Banks Bingham Vehicle number plate removed.

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