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Crime Figures Nov-20 Crime figures Nov-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 ? 18/11/2020 Burglary other than dwelling Hawksworth Road Screveton Power tools stolen from business unit 18/11/2020 Burglary dwelling Colston Road Screveton Garage entered - nothing reported stolen Garden electrical equipment stolen from 20/11/2020 Burglary dwelling Kneeton Road East Bridgford garage 22/11/2020 Theft other Fosse Way East Bridgfford Bilking 27/11/2020 Vehicle crime Screveton Road Car Colston Purse stolen from vehicle Cranmer Beat, covering Aslockton, Whatton, Scarrington Date Crime Location Village items taken ? 03/11/2020 Burglary dwelling Main Street Scarrington Workshop entered and vehicle stolen 16/11/2020 Theft other Main Street Scarrington Horse trailer stolen 16/11/2020 Theft other Abbey Close Aslockton Field electrical equipment stolen Thoroton Beat covering Flintham, Sibthorpe, Shelton, Flawborough, Hawksworth, Thoroton, Orston, Elton, Sutton, Granby Date Crime Location Village items taken ? Entry gained to business and tools and 02/11/2020 Burglary other than dwelling Bottesford Lane Orston machinery stolen 03/11/2020 Burglary other than dwelling Sutton Lane Elton Attempt entry to caravan - not gained 04/11/2020 Burglary other than dwelling Bottesford Lane Orston Shed entered - Clay discs stolen Damage to gate and post at side of paddock 09/11/2020 Criminal damage Spring Lane Flintham Entry to garage gained - nothing reported 17/11/2020 Burglary dwelling Lombard Street Orston stolen 18/11/2020 Theft other Fosse Way Flintham Shed entered - Crowbar stolen Quad bike and other items stolen from 20/11/2020 Theft other Main Street Sibthorpe business premises 20/11/2020 Theft other Church Lane Sibthorpe Quad bike stolen Manvers and Trent Beat covering, Radcliffe on Trent, Shelford and Newton Date Crime Location Village items taken ? 03/11/2020 Burglary dwelling Rockley Avenue Radcliffe on Trent House entered and Merc vehicle stolen 11/11/2020 Theft from shop Main Road Radcliffe on Trent Various items stolen from shop 13/11/2020 Theft from shop Main Road Radcliffe on Trent Meat stolen from shop 14/11/2020 Criminal damage Grantham Road Radcliffe on Trent Damage to electric gates 22/11/2020 Theft other Hunt Close Radcliffe on Trent BBQ stolen 26/11/2020 Burglary dwelling Cliff Way Radcliffe on Trent Attempt entry - not gained 26/11/2020 Burglary dwelling Covert Crescent Radcliffe on Trent Attempt entry - not gained Bingham East and West Date Crime Location Bingham items taken ? 01/11/2020 Criminal damage Newgate Street Bingham Damage to vehicle in car park 02/11/2020 Burglary residential Wychwood Road Bingham Attempt burglary - no entry gained 07/11/2020 Criminal damage Fisher Lane Bingham Flower pot broken 09/11/2020 Theft other Market Street Bingham Step ladder and box stolen 16/11/2020 Burglary dwelling Carnarvon Close Bingham Electrical items stolen 18/11/2020 Burglary dwelling Dart Court Bingham Attempt entry - not gained 20/11/2020 Vehicle crime Nottingham Road Bingham Items stolen from parked vehicle 20/11/2020 Burglary dwelling Moor Lane Bingham Attempt entry to garage - not gained Electric bike and various items stolen from 21/11/2020 Theft other Fisher Lane Bingham patio 28/11/2020 Vehicle crime Moorbridge Road Bingham Handbag stolen from vehicle 29/11/2020 Burglary dwelling Wharf Gardens Bingham Attempt entry - not gained 30/11/2020 Vehicle crime Cherry Street Bingham Number plates stolen from vehicle 30/11/2020 Vehicle crime Willow Road Bingham Number plates stolen from vehicle.
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