Tag: Fenstanton

Weekly Policing Update – Fenstanton District

Good Afternoon, Fenstanton District Members –

Here is our weekly summary of offences and incidents affecting your community, reported to police during the period 29th May to 4th June:

Low Road, Fenstanton – Police and an ambulance were called to an incident on Low Road in the early hours of Monday morning, 31st May, where a car had collided with a lamp post. The driver, who gave a positive result to a road-side alcohol breath-test, was taken to hospital for medical attention but police investigations are continuing regarding two suspicious offensive items discovered in the car. (Ref 35/33505/21)

And Finally … Burglary Prevention Advice
Now that summer is here, the warmer weather brings opportunities for burglars to take advantage of open windows, doors left unlocked, and people spending more time in their gardens.

Police advise that we follow these steps to avoid becoming a victim of burglary:

• Lock all doors and windows when not in the house;

• Don’t leave valuables on display;

• Lock outbuildings and sheds;

• Report any suspicious activity, using the 101 non-emergency number or the on-line reporting tool on the police web-site.

For more burglary prevention advice, please visit –
https://bit.ly/3uGTEYz

Good Afternoon, Fenstanton District Members –

Here is our weekly summary of offences and incidents affecting your community, reported to police during the period 9th to 15th May:

Cambridge Road, Fenstanton – Someone managed to get inside a white Transit van which had been left locked and secure in a car-park on Cambridge Road and damaged the ignition barrel in an apparent attempt to steal the vehicle, fortunately unsuccessful, at some time overnight on Tuesday 11th / Wednesday 12th May. (Ref 35/28719/21)

And Finally – Do You Know Someone Who Could Join the Police on a New Graduate Training Scheme?

Recruitment and training of police officers in Cambridgeshire is changing and a new scheme called the Policing Education Qualifications Framework is being introduced. As part of this, the Constabulary is now running a Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship (PCDA) programme.

Under the PCDA, new entrants will be entered onto a 3-year degree apprenticeship run by Anglia Ruskin University, involving a combination of class learning and on-the-job experience. Tuition fees will be paid by the police and recruits will also be paid a salary whilst they learn.

The recruitment scheme has now been extended until the end of May. More details are on the police web-site at:

https://bit.ly/3v1X4py

Weekly Policing Update – Fenstanton District

Good Afternoon, Fenstanton District Members –

Here is our weekly summary of offences and incidents affecting your community, reported to police during the period 3rd to 8th May:

The Fen, Fenstanton – A silver VW car was stolen from the driveway of a house at The Fen at sometime overnight on Wednesday 5th / Thursday 6th May. (Ref 35/27223/21)

And Finally – Accidental 999 Calls:
Over the Bank Holiday weekend, Cambridgeshire Police say that they spent in the region of 6 hours dealing with accidental 999 calls where the number was either inadvertently dialled from a mobile phone in a pocket, or was made by children larking around.

All 999 calls need to be investigated to make sure that everyone is safe, and when the number has been dialled in error or as a joke, this takes time and diverts resources that could be used on a genuine emergency.

Police say: “We appreciate that mistakes can happen, so if you do accidentally call us, please explain the situation to us rather than just hanging up the phone”.

Weekly Policing Update – Fenstanton District

Good Afternoon, Fenstanton District Members –

Here is our weekly summary of offences and incidents affecting your community, reported to police during the period 18th to 24th April:

Church Street, Fenstanton – Thieves removed and stole the catalytic converter from a car left parked outside its owner’s house on Church Street at around 1:45 pm on Tuesday evening, 20th April. A witness heard a grinding noise and saw 2 or 3 males in dark clothing getting into a dark-coloured car and driving off in the direction of Fen Drayton. (Ref 35/23563/21)

Little Moor, Fenstanton – The number plates were stolen from two cars whilst they were left parked outside their owner’s houses on Little Moor at some time overnight on Tuesday 20th / Wednesday 21st April. (Refs 35/23606/21 and 35/23607/21)

Church Street, Fenstanton – A car left parked on Church Street also had its number plates stolen overnight on Tuesday 20th / Wednesday 21st April. (Ref 35/23629/21)

Police Appeal for Witnesses:
At around 1:15 pm on Tuesday 20th April there was a traffic incident on Fen Road, Pidley, in which a car left the road and ran into trees on a steep roadside bank. Very sadly, the driver, Robert Chasse of King Street, Somersham, died in the incident. No other vehicles were involved and there were no passengers in the car.

Police are asking anyone who saw the crash to contact them, using any of the methods listed at the end of this report, quoting Incident Number 195 of 20th April.

And Finally … Action on Hare-Coursing:
The Rural crime Action Team (RCAT) have published the following statistics on hare-coursing incidents over the past year (April 202 to March 2021):

1,196 incidents reported
93 vehicles seized
138 Community Protection Warnings issued
17 Community Protection Notices issued
165 Dispersal Notices issued
23 people summoned to Court
20 dogs seized and rescued

More information is on the police web-site at: https://bit.ly/3eiF6sd

Good Afternoon, Fenstanton District Members –

Here is our weekly summary of offences and incidents affecting your community, reported to police during the period 9th to 17th April:

A1307, Fenstanton – Police, fire and an ambulance were called to an incident on the A1307 at Fenstanton on Sunday evening, 11th April, where a car had left the road and ended up on the verge on its roof. Fortunately no-one was reported to be hurt. (Ref CC-11042021-0401)

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https://www.ecops.org.uk/alert_archive

Please be aware that these reports do not contain all details of all reported crime. We do not publish details of domestic related offences or anything which may put a person at risk if information regarding the crime was made public.