CRIME update for October 2026
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CRIME update for October 2026 |
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Dear Resident Here is an update regarding Acquisitive Crime which occurred in the Forest Fields Police beat area during the month of October.
Burglaries residential = 2 12/10 Burford Road – Bag of old clothing stolen. 18/10 Burford Road – Aggravated burglary whereby males has forced entry and entered the address with knives, all have then left and driven away in a vehicle.
Robbery = 2 04/10 Beaconsfield Street – Attempt robbery whereby unknown male has tried to grab a bag of the victim, whilst under the assumption it contained a laptop. 28/10 Ewart Road – Suspect has fought with the victim and snatch mobile phone from hand.
Criminal damage = 3 Between 29/09 and 08/10 Gregory Boulevard – Unknown person has removed a vehicle from location to gain access. In moving the vehicle, has caused scratches to the vehicle, parking brake and number plate have been damage. 11/10 Gibson Road – Damage caused to vehicle windscreen. 27/10 Tissington Road – Vehicle windscreen and rear window smashed overnight, nothing reported stolen.
Theft of motor vehicle = 1 29/10 Noel Street – Vehicle stolen from outside their address, glass found on the floor.
Theft from vehicle = 2 05/10 Laurie Avenue – Vehicle rear window smashed, tools consisting of Dewalt wireless drill, attachments and spare battery in a black & yellow case stolen from within. 13/10 Ewart Road – Vehicle broken into and mobile phone stolen from within.
Cycle Theft = 2 11/10 Stanley Road – Report of push bike stolen. 17/10 Gregory Boulevard – Suspect has entered communal area of the stage hotel and stolen electric bike from within.
Shop Theft = 0
PLEASE ENSURE YOU LOCK ALL YOUR DOORS AND WINDOWS, ENSURE YOU REMOVE ALL VALUABLE ITEMS FROM VISIBLE VIEW You can find lots of useful advice for securing your property and valuable on our website at Crime prevention advice | Nottinghamshire Police
With the community feedback received, Robbery, Cycle Theft and Shop Theft have been included in the monthly crime reports. I would love to hear further feedback from you about whether you would like to receive reports on any other types of acquisitive crime for your neighbourhood. Please feel free to reply to me, let me know what types of crime you would like to have included or would be of interest to you. If there is enough interest, I will again endeavour to get these added to the monthly crime update for your benefit.
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