CRIME UPDATES
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Dear residents of LYNDON,
These are the crime updates in the Lyndon area between 08th of OCTOBER 2026 and 16th of OCTOBER 2026.
Burglary
WAGON LANE-Unknown suspects have smashed the back door to a property and have conducted a search inside the property and stole items from within. Occupants were not presents.
SUMMERFIELD ROAD- Unknown suspects have entered a property via unknown means and stole vehicle keys. The suspect were disturb by the occupant and they have made off with the stolen keys, but not the vehicle.
Vehicle crime
BARN LANE- A FORD RANGER was stolen via keyless means. Vehicle has a tracker and was shortly recovered.
DENE COURT-There was an attempted theft from vehicle. A parked vehicle had its window smashed by an unknown suspect who has searched inside the vehicle in an attempt to steal property from within. Nothing has been stolen.
KIMBERLEY ROAD- A TOYOTA was stolen via keyless means.
On another note The team made an arrest for a high-risk arson with the help of our colleagues on the Drone Unit. They kept the location under observation so when the offender fled the address and were able to pinpoint his location and swiftly get him in cuffs. He is now behind bars and the victim he targeted is now safeguarded.
The team went on a joint operation with the Neighbourhood Crime Team to arrest a wanted male who had committed a number of robberies in the local area after a tip off to his location. He was tracked down, locked up and charged that same day. A great result of a joint operation which took us off patch to bring in a wanted male in and deliver a service to the victims of his crimes.
The team recovered a stolen vehicle which had been dumped in a backstreet and has now been seized by officers so it can be returned the rightful owner. This was highlighted by helpful local residents who kindly assisted us with CCTV enquires.
Another Community Protection Notice has been issued in relation to Anti Social Behaviour in Lyndon Area. If breached, the Community Protection Notice gives us power to arrest!
The team have been staying on duty after late shifts to carry out proactive patrols targeting vehicle crime into the early hours of the morning following the ongoing helpful intelligence provided to us by the local community. This is something we will continue doing as the darker nights set in.
Targeted patrols for ASB hotspots, drugs hotspots, burglary and vehicle crime have been also conducted.
Please make sure your vehicles are locked and secured, and no valuables are left in the vehicle!
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Please continue to remain vigilant and report anything suspicious in your area by calling 999-emergencies, 101 non-emergencies or online.
Hope you have a lovely weekend and stay safe!
Kind Regards, PC 27570 GILVRAY and PCSO 31795 BEARD. | ||
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