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Crime figures May-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 ? 01/05/2020 Burglary other Fosse Road East Bridgford Garden centre entered - Ornaments stolen 02/05/2020 Theft other Little Green Car Colston Farm battery stolen Cranmer Beat, covering Aslockton, Whatton, Scarrington Date Crime Location Village items taken ? 12/05/2020 Vehicle crime Main Street Aslockton Attempt to gain entry to parked vehicle Thoroton Beat covering Flintham, Sibthorpe, Shelton, Flawborough, Hawksworth, Thoroton, Orston, Elton, Sutton, Granby Date Crime Location Village items taken ? 16/05/2020 Burglary dwelling Sutton lane Elton Attempt entry to property - not gained 24/05/2020 Theft other Louhgbon Orston Bike stolen 28/05/2020 Criminal damage Station Road Orston Damage to door Manvers and Trent Beat covering, Radcliffe on Trent, Shelford and Newton Date Crime Location Village items taken ? 01/05/2020 Criminal damage Queens Road Radcliffe on Trent Front door panel broken 12/05/2020 Theft other Church Close Radcliffe on Trent Stock from care home stolen 13/05/2020 Criminal damage Albert Street Radcliffe on Trent Vehicle keyed 13/05/2020 Criminal damage Shelford Road Radcliffe on Trent Vehicle door damaged 14/05/2020 Burglary dwelling Trenchard Close Newton Attempt entry - not gained 20/05/2020 Vehicle crime Rushcliffe Avenue Radcliffe on Trent Nissan 4x4 stolen 29/05/2020 Vehicle crime Queens Road Radcliffe on Trent Attempt to gain entry to parked vehicle 29/05/2020 Burglary dwelling Queens Road Radcliffe on Trent Attempt entry - not gained 31/05/2020 Theft from shop Co-op Radcliffe on Trent Various items stolen Bingham East and West Date Crime Location Bingham items taken ? 08/05/2020 Criminal damage Cherwell Gardens Bingham Damage to patio 10/05/2020 Theft from shop Sainsburys Bingham Various items stolen 18/05/2020 Theft other Aldi Bingham Theft of 2 x Handbags 19/05/2020 Criminal damage Wychwood Grove Bingham Pellets shot and hit cat.

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