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Vehicle Crime Reported in Three Legged Cross |
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Good evening,
Dorset Police would like to make residents aware that we have recently received reports of two vehicle thefts and one theft from an unattended motor vehicle in the Three Legged Cross area.
Incident Details
Crime Occurrence (55260138366) Theft of items from an unattended motor vehicle. Ringwood Road, Three Legged Cross. Occurred between 03/09/2026 22:15 - 03/09/2026 22:43.
Crime Occurrence (55260138413) Theft of Chrysler vehicle from Broadmead Road, Three Legged Cross. Occurred between 03/09/2026 17:00 to 02:56 04/09/2026.
Crime Occurrence (55260140087) Theft Of Dacia Vehicle in Greycot Close, Three Legged cross. Occurred between 5/9/2026 23:00 and 6/9/2026 07:00.
👀 Witness AppealWe are appealing to anyone who may have witnessed any suspicious activity in the area, or who has relevant CCTV, doorbell camera, dashcam footage, or other information that may assist our enquiries, to please get in touch. In particular, we would like to hear from anyone who: • Saw suspicious persons or vehicles in the area around the times of the incidents. If you can help, please contact Dorset Police via 101 or report information online at www.dorset.police.uk, quoting the relevant incident number.
🔐 Vehicle Crime Prevention AdviceVehicle crime can affect anyone, but there are simple steps you can take to reduce the risk: ✅ Always lock your vehicle and double-check that windows and sunroofs are fully closed. ✅ Remove valuables from your vehicle or keep them well out of sight. ✅ Do not leave keys near doors, windows, or letterboxes. Consider using a Faraday pouch if your vehicle uses keyless entry. ✅ Park in a well-lit location where possible and utilise CCTV or security lighting if available. ✅ Consider additional security measures such as steering wheel locks, tracking devices, and vehicle immobilisers. ✅ Never leave your vehicle unattended with the engine running, even for a short time. ✅ Report suspicious activity promptly. A timely report may help prevent further offences.
📞 Reporting InformationIf you witness suspicious activity or believe a crime is taking place, call 999 in an emergency. For non-emergency matters, please contact Dorset Police on 101 or via our website. Thank you for your continued support and vigilance in helping to keep our communities safe.
PCSO Adam Fitzwalter | ||
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