October crime report

Hi all

Please find below the crime report for October.

Burglary

04/10/25 -Waverley Avenue – Suspects have used a tool to pry open rear patio doors. An untidy search has taken place but no items were stolen

20/10/25 – Percy Road – Suspects have attempted to use a tool to pry open the front door of the property. Victim was home and disturbed suspects who ran off.

20/10/25 – Powder Mill Lane – Glass on rear door smashed to gain entry. Unknown what property was taken

31/10/25 – Lyndhurst Avenue – CCTV shows suspects jumping over a side gate into the rear of the property. Rear patio doors have been smashed to gain entry and jewellery stolen.

Theft of motor vehicle

09/10/25 – Conway Road – Victim has had their Lexus stolen but have remained in possession of the key fob. Vehicle had a tracker and has been recovered by the victim.

25/10/25 – Waverley Avenue – Vehicle has been stolen from location, victim still in possession of the key fob.

28/10/25 – Longford Road – Officers have detained a suspect after they made off on a moped. Moped stolen from the Northolt area

Theft from motor vehicle 

02/10/25 – Whitton sports centre – Vehicle rear window smashed and handbag stolen from the boot

05/10/25 – Atherley Way – Vehicle broken into, two laptops and a handbag stolen.

24/10/25 – Albermarle Avenue – Victim reporting vehicle broken into, no damage specified. Jewellery, laptop, cash stolen

28/20/2025 – Simpson Road – Suspects have gained entry without damage to the vehicle. Medicine stolen

Families from a South Asian background have been targeted for burglaries in the area with jewellery and gold being the target. Anyone who keeps expensive jewellery at home, keep it in a locked draw, or a home safe. Where possible keeping such items outside of the property in places that offer a ‘safety deposit box ‘ system is preferred.

Now that it is dark in the early hours of the evening, this can be a prime time for burglaries. Lights on timers and tv’s set on sleep timers are ways to give the appearance that someone is home. Security lighting on driveways and rear gardens can also act as prevention.