Crime Update 🚔

These are the incidents that have happened or been reported in your area from the 3rd to the 7th of April.  

🏠A property on Tuffley lane, Gloucester has been entered between 1800hrs and 2130hrs on the 3rd of April. The suspect is believed to have gained access to an enclosed rear garden by jumping the wall and entering through an insecure rear door. A gold Armarni watch and a Nintendo Switch console have been taken. If you have any information on this Incident, please quote Incident number 462-03/04/26  

🚲A shed has been entered at a property on Headlam Close, Gloucester between 2000hrs on the 4th and 0745hrs on the 5th of April. The lock on the shed was removed and a black Carrera Hellcat bicycle has been stolen. If you have any information on this Incident, please quote Incident number 111-05/04/26 

🚲A shed has been entered at a property on Kemble Road, Gloucester between 1900hrs on the 4th and 0930hrs on the 5th of April. The lock on the shed was damaged to gain entry. A Trek Rail Deoro electric bike in red has been taken. If you have any information on this Incident, please quote Incident number 127-05/04/26

🚚A van has been entered on Larchwood Drive, Gloucester between 2100hrs on the 4th and 0830hrs on the 5th of April. A number of tools have been taken, and several have been found on the floor around at the scene. If you have any information on this Incident, please quote Incident number 126-05/04/26

Please find attached a number of useful security flyers .

If you have any further information about this incident, we’d like to hear from you. Please complete the following online form quoting the above incident number   https://www.gloucestershire.police.uk/tua/tell-us-about/cor/tell-us-about-existing-case-report/

For advice on keeping your vehicle safe, you can find plenty of crime prevention advice on our website: https://www.gloucestershire.police.uk/cp/crime-prevention/

Please note, we're unable to accept reports of crime through Your Neighbourhood Alerts. You can report non-emergency crime online here. Always call 999 in an emergency.