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AVON AND SOMERSET CONSTABULARY www.avonandsomerset.police.uk Police Report July 2017 Monument Beat Sampford Arundel, Wellington Without and West Buckland Date Location Details 01/07/2017 Quartsmoor Wrangway Drugs Offences 04/07 West Buckland Missing Person 04/07 Chitterwell Missing Person 04/07 West Buckland Missing Person 06/07 West Buckland Safeguarding/Child Protection 07/07 Holywell Lake Public Order offence (tractors) 10/07 West Buckland Public Order 13/07 Holywell Lake Public Order offence (tractors) 18/07 West Buckland Missing Person 22/07 Holywell Lake Theft (domestic/safeguarding) 26/07 Holywell Lake Theft (domestic safeguarding) 26/07 Wrangway Harassment 26/07 West Buckland Missing Person 27/07 A38 – Blackdown Theft of Camping Equipment Garden Centre Calls to Police There were 293 calls for the entire Wellington Rural Beat area, with 41 police logs for the month from the beat. This included an alarm sounding in a property on Wellington Hill, but all was in order. A suspicious log phoned in regarding a foreign plated vehicle calling at properties asking if they needed tools sharpened, and an abandoned 999 call in Sampford Arundel. Reports of Antisocial Behavior There were no reports of antisocial behaviour this month. Beat Surgery Details Thurs 3rd August 17.00-17.30 – West Buckland Village Hall 17.45-18.15 – Sampford Arundel Village Hall 18.30-19.15 – Holywell Public House Other News As per my email, there has been a number of commercial thefts on the Chelston & Westpark Business Parks. There was also the very sad double fatal accident in Whiteball on the A38. PCSO Bramley was on his way home from duty after midnight, on that night, when he came across the accident, plain clothed with no radio etc. He stopped and assisted, and with emergency response did all they could. I’m sure you’ll join me in applauding their heroic acts of bravery on this particularly sad incident. Sharon Baker PCSO 9511 Wellington Police Station 07889655302 [email protected] .

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