Street crimes and burglaries reported to Putney police between 25 November and 1st December, 2005
Police have had reports of two men a blue Ford car ( model unknown ) stopping elderly people and offering them presents if they will accept a lift home. The driver of the car is a white male, aged 40, of stocky build. The passenger is also white, aged 50 - 60, with grey scruffy collar length hair and bad skin. It is not clear what their intentions are, but they are unlikely to be good.
Yellow Pages and other telephone directories will be delivered all over the borough between now and Christmas. Please ensure they are not left on doorsteps as an invitation to burglars.
If you are able to provide any information on terrorist offences, call the Anti-Terrorist Hotline, on 0800 789 321.
STREET CRIME
|
Offence |
Place |
Date from |
Time from |
Date to |
Time to |
Method |
|
Burglary non-residential |
RAVENNA ROAD |
28/11/2005 |
1645 |
29/11/2005 |
0715 |
Intruder climbed into building site, kicked open site office and stole property. They then caused further damage to new buildings. |
|
Burglary non-residential |
PUTNEY HILL |
28/11/2005 |
1700 |
28/11/2005 |
2100 |
Intruder forced entry and stole. |
|
Burglary dwelling |
UPPER RICHMOND ROAD |
22/11/2005 |
1045 |
Intruder gained access to flat and took property |
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|
Burglary dwelling |
CHELVERTON ROAD |
24/11/2005 |
0730 |
24/11/2005 |
1820 |
Thief forced entry by smashing glazed panel in communal front door, stole pedal cycle from hallway then forced entry to flat and stole. |
|
Burglary dwelling |
COLINETTE ROAD |
23/11/2005 |
0800 |
23/11/2005 |
2230 |
Burglar forced open a rear window, stole property then left by front door. |
|
Burglary dwelling |
ALBANY MEWS |
26/11/2005 |
1100 |
26/11/2005 |
1845 |
Thief smashed open the rear door then kicked the flat front door off and removed property. |
|
Burglary dwelling |
ROEHAMPTON HIGH STREET |
26/11/2005 |
1100 |
26/11/2005 |
1845 |
Burglar smashed open the rear door then kicked the flat front door open and removed property. |
|
Burglary dwelling |
DOVER HOUSE ROAD |
25/11/2005 |
1300 |
25/11/2005 |
1500 |
Intruder broke small pane of glass, released window latch, entered and stole. |
|
Burglary dwelling |
BECTIVE ROAD |
23/11/2005 |
2045 |
23/11/2005 |
2245 |
Intruder forced open rear window of premises and removed property. |
WHO TO CONTACT IF YOU CAN HELP?
If you can help solve any of the crimes mentioned above, or can assist to identify the person(s) responsible, please contact Putney Police Sector Office on 020 8785 8874
Alternatively pass your information to CRIMESTOPPERS on 0800 555 111 You do not have to give your name or address and you may be eligible for a reward if the information given leads to the arrest and conviction of an offender.
Crimes can also be reported online, through www.online.police.uk/ This is only for non-urgent crimes, where an immediate police response is not required.
ASSISTANCE
Age Concern Wandsworth, tel. 0208 870 2020 can also offer advice and assistance to the over-50s, whether or not you have been a victim of crime. You can also report a crime and get advice at the Age Concern Safe & Secure Advice Desk, each Thursday from 10am to 1pm, where you can speak to a police Crime Prevention Officer, Victim Support worker or a Community Safety Officer.
Victim Support, tel. 0207 223 1234, is an independent charity that helps people cope with crime.
Trained staff and volunteers, based in local branches, contact people after a crime has been committed, to offer free, confidential support and information. The Police and other organisations refer victims of crime to Victim Support; however some people feel able to ‘pop in' to one of our branches to ask for assistance.
CRIME PREVENTION ADVICE
Advice on all aspects of crime prevention can be obtained from:
1) Putney Crime Prevention Shop, next to the Odeon Cinema in Putney High Street, (telephone 020 8785 8874). The shop is open to the public between 10am and 5-30pm, Mondays to Saturdays.
2) Community Policing Contact Centre, Islamic Centre, 145 Upper Tooting Road, London SW17 between 11am and 1pm on Saturday mornings will be pleased to mark mobile phones and other property, give advice and accept third party reports of crime.