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Navcis Bulletin 006 24032019 V1 Issue 006 NaVCIS Freight Tel: 07392 314 566 19/03/2019 [email protected] Freight and Cargo Crime Arrests NaVCIS Freight have received notification of five men arrested By West Midlands Police during the early hours of Monday 11th March 2019 following a curtain sider offence on the A50 near DerBy. Enquiries are on going… Issue 006 NaVCIS Freight Tel: 07392 314 566 19/03/2019 [email protected] NaVCIS Freight have received a notification of high value theft of HGV trailer containing perfume which occurred Between 10:12 hrs and 10:32 hrs on Sunday 10th March 2019 in Oxfordshire. The perpetrators had arrived with their own HGV tractor unit. After failing to remove all locking devices from the two gates at the entrance they used the tractor unit to force open the gates By reversing the tractor unit. Inside the premises they remove the tractor unit attached to the trailer carrying the load of perfume and hitched the trailer up onto their own tractor unit and departed. The stolen trailer has since Been recovered in the West Midlands, without the load. This is a large volume & high value loss of £1.7 million and officers are requested to Be mindful when encountering consignments of perfume. The losers of the perfume are offering a reward Any info to: of £30,000 - Independently from the Police enquiry [email protected] Issue 006 NaVCIS Freight Tel: 07392 314 566 19/03/2019 [email protected] MOTORWAY SERVICE AREA – WORKING NaVCIS Freight work closely with the Motorway Service Area GROUP Working Group. The major MSA’s such as Welcome Break, Road Chef & Moto attend the quarterly security meetings which focus on Lorry, Freight and Cargo offences During the last meeting in February – the group requested an approach to Police Forces who are interested in attending their meetings It is anticipated that future meetings will be taken around the Country to ensure that officers based in other areas can attend The next meeting is at 10:00am – 12noon on Tuesday 16th April 2019 at Moto, Reading services Eastbound, M4, between Junction 11 and 12, Postcode RG30 3UQ Places are limited and need to be pre-booked, so please POLICE INVITATION contact [email protected] if you wish to attend Issue 006 NaVCIS Freight Tel: 07392 314 566 19/03/2019 [email protected] Freight Crime – Appeal – Wiltshire Police NaVCIS Freight are currently working with colleagues in Wiltshire in relation to TWO Pallets of hairspray which was stolen from a lorry parked at CHIPPENHAM PIT STOP at Draycott Cerne overnight on 20th – 21st February 2019. Officers believe that the man in the CCTV may be able to assist with these enquiries. Code D of PACE The following instructions must Be followed By Police officers to ensure identifications can Be actioned and are admissiBle in court. Any Information? Contact Wiltshire Police, 1. Whether you were alone when viewing images, and if not the reasons why. Crimestoppers or NaVCIS contacts below 2. Image ref number. 3. Full details of suBject as known to you. 4. Reasons for recognition i.e. facial features, gait, distinctive clothing or a comBination of all. 5. How long you have known them. 6. How you know them. 7. Whether you recognise the place shown in the footage NaVCIS Freight Tel: 07392 314 566 Issue 006 19/03/2019 [email protected] HAMPSHIRE POLICE – Freight Crime Incidents Between 02:55hrs and 03:07hrs on 14th March 2019, a large consignment of Vacuum Cleaners was stolen from a lorry parked at WINCHESTER SERVICES, SHRONER WOOD, WINCHESTER. Any Information? Contact Hampshire Police, Crimestoppers or NaVCIS contacts below NaVCIS Freight Tel: 07392 314 566 Issue 006 19/03/2019 [email protected] WEST YORKSHIRE – Freight Crime Incident Overnight 7th March to 8th March 2019, a HGV Trailer curtain slashing offence occurred at PHOENIX AVENUE, MICKLEFIELD, LEEDS, LS25 4DY and FOUR pallets of Football Stickers stolen. Any Information? Contact WEST YORKSHIRE Police, Crimestoppers or NaVCIS contacts below NaVCIS Freight Tel: 07392 314 566 Issue 006 19/03/2019 [email protected] Issue 006 NaVCIS Freight Tel: 07392 314 566 19/03/2019 [email protected] Issue 006 NaVCIS Freight Tel: 07392 314 566 19/03/2019 [email protected] NaVCIS Freight would not Be possiBle without the assistance and funding from our donors. To find out how we can work together and assist in comBating Freight & Cargo crime – please contact [email protected] Issue 006 NaVCIS Freight Tel: 07392 314 566 19/03/2019 [email protected] Protective Marking : NOT PROTECTIVELY MARKED FOIA Exemption : NO Suitable for Publication Scheme ? YES Title and Version : NaVCIS Freight Bulletin To provide current and relevant Purpose : intelligence for industry partners Freight, Logistics & Insurance Relevant to : Industry Summary : As Purpose Creating BOCU/ Branch & Unit : NaVCIS Freight Desk Briefing author : Michael Dawber 48301 Created Date : Tuesday 19th March 2019 Review Date : 14 days from above Issue 006 NaVCIS Freight Tel: 07392 314 566 19/032019 [email protected].
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