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If
you require any more information on home security, you can allways
contact the Crime Prevention Officers at Harrow Police Station
on 020 8733 3465.
Remember
that any information or intelligence that you may see that you
think may help Police in preventing crime can be passed to David
Prowse (Community Involvement Officer) on 020
8733 3416. David is a civillian employee at Wealdstone
Police Station and can input information and intelligence on
to the computer systems for us. Please feel free to call with
any information.
In
an emergency, always call 999 |
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| At
present, only a small part of the Woodlands Estate is covered
by Neighbourhood Watch. If you are interested in becoming a NW
Co-ordinator for your street, contact Dave Prowse on the number
above for further information. |
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| Alert
- 16th October 2006 |
| Over
the past week there has been 7 residential burglaries on the Edgware
Police Sector.
These
have been in the following roads:
Cheyneys
Avenue, Wychwood Avenue, London Road, Honeypot Lane, Camrose
Avenue, Buckingham Road, Oakmead Court
Some
of the methods of entry include:
Climbed
through downstairs front window, attempted front door,removed
rear kitchen window pane,attempted by smashing a glass pane
in the front door.
Some
of the items stolen include
Property,
car keys and car
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| Alert
- 29th October 2006 |
| Over
the past week there has been 12 residential burglaries on the
Edgware Police Sector.
These have been in the following roads:
Broomgrove Gardens, Axholme Avenue, Chandos Court, Masefield
Avenue, Shrewsbury Avenue, Turner Road, Whitchurch Avenue, Streatfield
Road, Douglas Close, Burnt Oak Broadway, Loretto Gardens, Dromey
Gardens
Some of the methods of entry include:
Suspect has forced window, opened large front window by reaching
in through open small window to gain access, used a mop through
kitchen window to hook the keys for the back door, suspect reached
through open window to steal.
Some of the items stolen include
Mobile phones,
keys to vehicle and vehicle, and property from within the house.
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| Alert
- 22nd September 2006 |
| Over
the past week there has been 5 residential burglaries on the Edgware
Police Sector.
These have been in the following roads:
Mollison Way, Cheyneys Avenue, Holme Way, Culverlands
Close, Caroline Court
Some of the methods of entry include:
Suspect unknown climbed a ladder at the rear
of the premises and entered a bedroom, suspects forced front
door, suspects entered by means unknown.
Some of the items stolen include
Cash and property from within the house
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| Alert
- 15th September 2006 |
| Over
the past week there has been 3 residential burglaries on the Edgware
Police Sector.
These have been in the following roads:
Whitchurch Lane, Green Lane and St Pauls Avenue.
Some of the methods of entry include:
Suspects attempted to break in via rear kitchen
window with an unknown tool, suspects climbed up ladder to first
floor window to gain entry, suspect stole from an open window.
Some of the items stolen include:
Suspects have stole a briefcase and some flooring.
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| Alert
- 8th September 2006 |
| Over
the past week there has been 1 residential burglaries on the Edgware
Police Sector.
These
have been in the following roads:
Kerry
Avenue
Some
of the methods of entry include:
Suspects
forced entry via bedroom window at the side of the premises.
Some
of the items stolen include:
Suspects
have gone through the victims belongings and removed items
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| Alert
- 25th August 2006 |
| Over
the past week there has been 6 residential burglaries on the Edgware
Police Sector.
These
have been in the following roads:
Laburnum
Court, Hinkler Road, Kenton Lane, Uppingham Avenue, St David's
Drive, Marsh Lane,
Some
of the methods of entry include:
Suspects
jemmied door open, suspect climbed through open first floor
landing window, suspects climbed through rear bathroom window.
Some
of the items stolen include:
Cash
and Cards, a handbag, and items from within the properties.
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| Alert
- 28th July 2006 |
| Over
the past week there has been 2 residential burglaries on the Edgware
Police Sector.
These
have been in the following roads:
Everton
Drive and Westbere Drive.
Both
methods used to gain entry where by force
Both
where property removed from within.
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| Alert
- 21st July 2006 |
| Over
the past week between there have been 9 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector.
These
have been in the following roads:
Chandos
Court, Rectory Lane, Chandos Crescent, St Andrew's Drive, Vancouver
Road x2, The Highlands, Snaresbrook Drive, South Parade.
Some
of the methods used to gain entry include:
Forced
window, smashed rear window, smashed rear kitchen window, kicking
front door in.
Some
of the items stolen include, property from within the house,
keys, a computer, car keys and car.
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| Alert
- 14th July 2006 |
| Over
the past week between there have been 8 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector.
These
have been in the following roads:
The
Chase, Stanmore Hill, Court Drive, Grange Avenue, Uppingham
Avenue, Morely Crescent East, Repton Road, Whitchurch Gardens.
Some
of the methods used to gain entry include: Forced front door
and gained access by open window.
Some
of the items stolen include: Cash. Jewellery and Keys to a vehicle
and the vehicle.
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| Alert
- 29th June 2006 |
| Over
the past week between there have been 3 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector. These have been in the following
roads:
Kenton
Lane, suspects have attempted to force front door of property,
victim who was inside has challenged them and they ran off.
Kenton
Court Kenton Lane, suspect entered flat through bedroom ceiling
and stole items.
Charlton
Road, suspects have stolen property from the address.
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| Alert
- 23rd June 2006 |
| Over
the past week between there have been 3 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector.
These
have been in the following roads:
Loretto
Gardens, suspects entered via an open window and took items
from within the property.
Weston
Drive, suspect attempted to gain access through a vent in the
lounge window.
Whitchurch
Lane, suspect entered by using a key as he was the previous
tenant, once inside removed all the fuses from the circuit board
and then left.
Please
remember not to leave your keys in easy to reach places, when
you go to bed take them with you.
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| Alert
- 16th June 2006 |
| Over
the past week between there have been 3 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector.
These
have been in the following roads:
Vancouver
Road, suspect walked in through unlocked front door and was
seen by victim and decamped from scene.
Orchard
Grove, suspect has entered bedsit room of neighbouring room,
victim awoke and suspect ran off, door was shut but not locked.
Hall
Farm Close, suspects entered through first floor window and
searched bedrooms for items.
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| Alert
- 21st May 2006 |
| Over
the past week between there have been 4 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector.
These
have been in the following roads:
St
Pauls Avenue, suspect tried to force window to gain entry
Laburnum
Court, suspect reached through ajar casement window and opened
main kitchen window, entry was then gained by this window and
made a tidy search of property before leaving.
Laburnum
Court again, entry was gained through window and items where
taken.
Morley
Crescent East, suspect forced window to gain entry and steal
items.
With
the warmer weather upon us, please remember to ensure that all
ground floor windows are secure before you retire to bed
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| Alert
- 11th May 2006 |
| Over
the past week between there have been 7 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector.
These
have been in the following roads:
Whitchurch
Lane, Suspects have entered the property and stolen a laptop
and jewellery.
Whitchurch
Avenue, suspects have either walked through unsecure back door
or opended with a key and removed items of property.
Derwent
Crescent, suspects have gained entry by means unknown and removed
property from location.
Axholme
Avenue, suspect claimed he was an officer but was refused entry.
Holland
House, Uxbridge Road, suspects broke in to property by breaking
the window after removing the bottom row of putty.
Stonegrove
Gardens, suspects have forced front door to property and removed
items.
Westbere
Drive, suspects attempted to gain entry to the property via
the rear window and door.
With
the warmer weather upon us, please remember to ensure that all
ground floor windows are secure before you retire to bed
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| Alert
- 20th April 2006 |
| Information
has been recieved that a company known as "PDS" Parcel
Delivery are posting cards through peoples letter boxes suggesting
that they were unable to deliver a parcel to you.
On
the card is a number to call re this, the number is a premium
rate number and costs £1.50 per minute.
The
number is: 09066611911
I
have contcated the Royal Mail Fraud Hotline and they have advised
that they are aware of this and the matter is being investigated
by a company called "ICSTIS" not Royal Mail.
ICSTIS
Stands for: the Independent Committee for the Supervision of
Standards of Telephone Information Services.
They
are an industry-funded regulatory body for all premium rate
services. This is a scam and you are advised not to call this
number as a 10 minute phone call can set you back £15.00
Please
advise your friends and neighbours of this scam.
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| Alert
- 20th April 2006 |
| Over
the past week between there have been 4 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector. These have been in the following
roads:
Prescelly
Place, suspect smashed the glass in the front door to gain entry,
it is not believed that anything was taken.
Danes
Gate, suspects removed beading from window frame to gain access
and removed property from within.
Dennis
Lane, suspects cut power to house via exterior circuit breaker,
gained entry by means unknown and stole property from within.
Camrose
Avenue, suspects have forced an entry through a locked window
and stole items.
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| Alert
- 6th April 2006 |
| Over
the past week between there have been 6 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector. These have been in the following
roads:
Whitchurch
Lane, suspect smashed rear kitchen window to gain entry and
removed property.
Crowshott
Avenue, suspects entered rear garden and smashed side window
to kitchen, then smashed another at the rear before making off.
Rowland
Avenue, suspect stole a mobile phone during a party.
Elm
Park, house was burgled in the early hours and property taken.
Tiverton
Road, suspects pushed wooden doors at rear of property and stole
property from the garden.
Whitchurch
Gardens, suspects entered property and removed items.
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| Alert
- 30th March 2006 |
| Over
the past week between there have been 8 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector. These have been in the following
roads:
Valencia
Road, suspects attempted to force rear patio door.
Hodgkins
Mews, suspects gained entry by saying they where friends of
boyfriend, they then stole phones including the land line and
various items.
Glebe
Avenue, suspect has forced back door and stolen items.
York
Avenue, suspects forced entry to premises.
Everton
Drive, suspect forced rear window but was disturbed by owner
and decamped from scene.
Broadcroft
Avenue, suspects entered and made untidy search.
Hill
House Stanmore Hill, suspect forced open front door using a
tool and stole items.
Clifton
Avenue, suspect entered and stole items.
If
you have had your NHW signs removed by the London Borough of
Harrow whilst painting lamp columns, please let me know.
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| Alert
- 23rd March 2006 |
| Over
the past week between there have been 9 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector.
These
have been in the following roads:
Constable
Gardens, suspects gained entry and removed items.
Vancouver
Mansions, suspects have gained entry to block of flats, kicked
the door in and run off when disturbed.
Handel
Way, a known previous friend has taken items from victim.
Coledale
Drive, suspect prised open rear kitchen window and took items
from living room and bedrooms.
Westleigh
Gardens, suspect broke in at rear and took property.
St
Pauls Avenue, suspect forced entry and stole items from within.
Sherbourne
Place, suspect picked front door lock and removed safe and other
items from flat.
Charmian
Avenue, suspects removed window to gain entry and stole items
from within.
Stanmore
Hill, suspect forced door and then stole items.
Due
to ongoing problems with London NHW association we are unable
to get any NHW signs for the foreseeable future.
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| Alert
- 18th March 2006 |
| Over
the past week between there have been 6 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector. These
have been in the following roads:
Aldridge
Avenue, suspects entered via bathroom window and stole jewellery.
Kenton
Lane, suspect entered and stole items.
Kenton
Park Crescent, suspect climbed a wall and then through a window
into the house, once inside suspect has removed jewllery and
cash.
Methuen
Road, suspect removed beading from double glazed window to effect
entry.
Everton
Court, suspects forced entry and and took property.
Cotman
Gardens, suspect opended front door and walked into hallway
but ran of when challenged by victim.
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| Alert
- 17th February 2006 |
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Over
the past week between there have been 5 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector. These have been in the following
roads:
Old
Forge Close, no further details
Shrewsbury
Avenue, suspects banged loudly on front door, they have smashed
a pane of glass next to the yale lock in an attempt to gain
entry, suspects where disturbed by victim
Oldfield
Close, suspect entered via rear kitchen window and removed property.
Kenton
Lane, suspects have smashed a pain of glass on the door nearest
the lock in order to gain entry.
Dennis
Lane, suspects entered premises and searched property.
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| Alert
- 10th February 2006 |
| Over
the past week between there have been 10 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector. These have been in the following
roads:
Gordon
Avenue, suspect was fitting a phone line and aparently took
property.
Brockhurst
Close, suspect forced entry to internal flat by using a tool
to force the lock of the front door.
Brockhurst
Close again, suspects have gained entry by means unknown and
taken cash.
Portland
Crescent, suspects removed rear window to gain entry and removed
property.
Gresham
Road, suspects broke in and stole TV.
Shrewsbury
avenue, suspects attempted to force ground floor living room
window.
Craigwell
Drive x 2, suspects have forced entry and stole items.
Charlton
Road, suspects used an instrument to smash a window and then
force open an internal door.
Howberry
Close, suspect broke in and removed property.
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| Alert
- 3rd February 2006 |
| Over
the past week between there have been 8 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector. These
have been in the following roads:
Burnt
Oak Broadway, suspects went to rear of shop and slipped upstairs
to the flat and stole cash.
Burnt
Oak Broadway again, suspects smashed front door to gain entry.
Queens
Avenue, suspects attempted to force an entry via the rear door.
Honeypot
Lane, suspects walked in via insecure door and took bag near
entrance.
Berry
Hill x 2, suspects have broke glass in first floor window to
gain entry and then stole items.
The
Spinney, suspects climbed on to flat roof and smashed first
floor window to gain entry and steal items from within.
Lindeth
Close, victim distracted by suspect posing as a decorator asking
for a cup of tea, and whilst victim was away from door has removed
property.
Remember
do not leave items on display in the back of your car, lock
them in the boot out of sight.
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| Alert
- 20th January 2006 |
| Over
the past week between there have been 17 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector.
These
have been in the following roads:
Watersfield
Way, property taken from rear of house.
Hunters
Grove, suspect attempted to smash window, no entry gained.
Tonbridge
Crescent, suspects forced entry and stole items.
Malvern
Gardens, suspects forced upstairs window from a flat roof, and
took items.
Shrewsbury
Avenue, suspect removed beading from ground floor kitchen window
and stole items from within.
Stonegrove,
suspects gained entry to flat by means unknown and took property.
Winchester
Road, suspects forced entry using a blunt instrument and stole
items from within.
Broomgrove
Gardens, suspects forced entry and damaged the door frame.
Penylan
Place, suspect has forced entry and stole property.
Chichester
Court, suspect attempted to gain entry using a key that did
not fit, suspect left when challenged.
Westleigh
Gardens, suspects gained entry to premises.
Westleigh
Gardens again, suspects have forced entry using a instrument
to the window and made an untidy search of the house before
leaving.
Morland
Road, suspects removed window to gain access to premises and
stole items.
Camrose
Avenue, suspects attempted to force rear UPVC window and door
but was unsuccessfull.
Honeypot
Lane, suspects have removed beading from rear bedroom window
to gain entry and remove items.
Whitehouse
Drive, suspects broke in via door and stole speakers.
Honeypot
Lane, suspects failed to gain entry by attempting to force street
door and decamped from scene.
Please
remember to lock away any garden tools that could be used in
an attempt to gain entry.
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| Alert
- 13th January 2006 |
| Over
the past week between there have been 10 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector. These have been in the following
roads:
Lemark
Close, suspects broke into front door of house and removed laptop
and phones from front room.
Formby
Avenue, suspect climbed onto flat roof to gain entry and stole
items.
Kenton
Lane, suspects gained entry via flat roof and used a chisel
to gain entry.
Kipling
Place, suspect attempted to gain entry.
Honeypot
Lane, suspects forced door to victims room and stole laptop.
Wentworth
Place, suspects broke in via rear french doors and took items
from within.
Green
Lane, suspects broke in via rear 1st floor window, stole car
keys then left in the vehicle.
Rowland
Avenue, suspects forced rear kitchen window by removing beading
to gain entry.
Curzon
Avenue, suspect trespassed into victims address and stole property.
Honeypot
Lane, suspects put arm through cat flap and reached up to open
back door using key in lock.
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| Alert
- 6th Jan 2006 |
| Over
the past week between there have been 11 residential burglaries
on the Edgware Police Sector.
These
have been in the following roads:
Ventnor
Avenue, suspects have forced rear kitchen window and searched
premises.
Dudley
Avenue, suspects have removed external beading from window,
entered property and conducted an untidy search.
Oakleigh
Avenue, suspects broke in via rear door, alarm was activated
and suspects made off with several items.
Dorset
Drive, suspects have forced rear door and made an untidy search
of the property.
Chichester
Court, suspects believed entered by using a wire/rod to attain
front door key which was hung near the door, and made an untidy
search of property.
Whitchurch
Avenue, suspects have broken in and stolen cash.
Whitchurch
Gardens, suspects entered via smashing rear window, made an
untidy search and put property in holdall, it appears they were
disturbed as holdall was left behind.
Mollison
Way, suspects attempted to gain entry.
Bacon
Lane, suspect forced entry in to address and took keys to vehicle
and stole the vehicle.
Queens
Avenue, suspects attempted to gain entry.
Broomgrove
Gardens, suspects broke window to gain entry and once in property
removed items.
Dont
forget the "Safer Travel at Night Campaign" - when
you need to locate a licensed minicab or taxi, simply Text "Home"
to 60835 to get the numbers of licensed minicab and black cab
firms in the area you are texting from.
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