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Hertfordshire Constabulary Reported Crimes of Outraging Public Decency January 1St 2017 - May 22Nd 2018 Hertfordshire Constabulary Reported Crimes of Outraging Public Decency January 1st 2017 - May 22nd 2018 N.B. - Although we have access to the Outcome data concerning Charging & Postal Summons, we have no information as to the progress of a particular case to court. If we were to disregard the Crimes resulting in a Charge/Summons - there were 99 other crimes. To obtain and summarise the MO for each of these crimes would exceed the time limit. Month Location Outcome - where given January 2017 Welwyn Garden City Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Markyate Caution - Adults January 2017 Stevenage Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 South Mimms Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Hemel Hempstead Caution - Adults January 2017 Stevenage Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Watford Named Suspect Victim Unsupportive January 2017 Stevenage Named Suspect Victim Unsupportive January 2017 Wormley Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Turnford Named Suspect Evidential Difficulties January 2017 Broxbourne Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Cheshunt Suspect Not Identified Victim Unsupportive January 2017 Watford Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Hemel Hempstead Named Suspect Victim Unsupportive January 2017 Hemel Hempstead Named Suspect Victim Unsupportive January 2017 Watford Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Watford Named Suspect Evidential Difficulties January 2017 Hemel Hempstead Charged/Summonsed January 2017 Hoddesdon Charged/Summonsed January 2017 Wormley Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Tring Caution - Adults January 2017 Welwyn Garden City Named Suspect Evidential Difficulties January 2017 Watford Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Rickmansworth Named Suspect Victim Unsupportive January 2017 Wheathampstead Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Radlett Charged/Summonsed January 2017 Berkhamsted Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Knebworth Charged/Summonsed January 2017 Hitchin Caution - Adults January 2017 St Albans Suspect Not Identified Victim Unsupportive January 2017 Hitchin Charged/Summonsed January 2017 Watford Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Hemel Hempstead Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Hatfield Charged/Summonsed January 2017 Stanstead Abbotts Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 St Albans Caution - Adults January 2017 Hertford Suspect Not Identified Victim Unsupportive January 2017 Welwyn Garden City Named Suspect Evidential Difficulties January 2017 Watford Named Suspect Evidential Difficulties January 2017 Hatfield Named Suspect Evidential Difficulties January 2017 St Albans Charged/Summonsed January 2017 Stevenage Named Suspect Victim Unsupportive January 2017 Weston January 2017 Hoddesdon Named Suspect Evidential Difficulties January 2017 Hoddesdon Charged/Summonsed January 2017 Watford Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Harpenden Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Hitchin Charged/Summonsed January 2017 Watford Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Welwyn Garden City January 2017 Letchworth Charged/Summonsed January 2017 Hitchin Named Suspect Evidential Difficulties January 2017 Hemel Hempstead Charged/Summonsed January 2017 Hemel Hempstead Charged/Summonsed January 2017 Bishops Stortford Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Watford Named Suspect Evidential Difficulties January 2017 Bishops Stortford Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Bishops Stortford Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Cheshunt Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Stevenage Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Stevenage Named Suspect Evidential Difficulties January 2017 Cheshunt Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Hitchin Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Watford Named Suspect Victim Unsupportive January 2017 Letchworth January 2017 Watford Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Stevenage Named Suspect Victim Unsupportive January 2017 Welwyn Garden City Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Harpenden Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Hatfield Named Suspect Victim Unsupportive January 2017 Watford Suspect Not Identified Victim Unsupportive January 2017 St Albans Named Suspect Evidential Difficulties January 2017 Watford Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Waltham Cross Named Suspect Evidential Difficulties January 2017 Hitchin Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Watford Named Suspect Evidential Difficulties January 2017 Stevenage Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Chorleywood Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Smallford Suspect Not Identified Victim Unsupportive January 2017 St Albans Charged/Summonsed January 2017 St Albans Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Stevenage January 2017 Watford Named Suspect Evidential Difficulties January 2017 Watford Named Suspect Evidential Difficulties January 2017 Chorleywood Community Resolution January 2017 Chorleywood Community Resolution January 2017 Waltham Cross Caution - Adults January 2017 Letchworth Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Redbourn Charged/Summonsed January 2017 Radlett Caution - Adults January 2017 Borehamwood Suspect Not Identified Victim Unsupportive January 2017 Watford Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Hemel Hempstead January 2017 Chorleywood Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Hatfield Caution - Adults January 2017 Hemel Hempstead January 2017 Rickmansworth Charged/Summonsed January 2017 Wheathampstead Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Rickmansworth Suspect Not Identified Victim Unsupportive January 2017 Letchworth January 2017 Bishops Stortford Suspect Not Identified Victim Unsupportive January 2017 Royston Named Suspect Evidential Difficulties January 2017 Bushey Charged/Summonsed January 2017 St Albans Named Suspect Victim Unsupportive January 2017 St Albans January 2017 Royston Caution - Adults January 2017 Baldock Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Hemel Hempstead January 2017 Chorleywood Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Chorleywood Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 St Albans Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Cheshunt Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Hitchin Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Hemel Hempstead Investigation Complete No Suspect January 2017 Borehamwood Other Agency Delegation.
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