Putney Sector Crime Briefing

Putney Crime Briefing

Street crimes and burglaries between 7 April and 13 April, 2006

Last week's report

STREET CRIME

Offence	Street	Date	Time	Method	Ward
Robbery personal property	GLEN ALBYN ROAD	04/04/2006	1820	Three 15 year old males attacked victim and stole his baseball cap. Two were white and the other black, all in casual clothing.	WEST HILL
Robbery personal property	PRINCES WAY	06/04/2006	2000	Large male thief, no further description, threatened victim and took property.	WEST HILL

BURGLARY

Offence	Place	Date from	Time from	Date to	Time to	Method	Ward
Burglary dwelling	GENOA AVENUE	06/04/2006	1916			Burglar broke door to gain entry.	EAST PUTNEY
Burglary non-residential	UPPER RICHMOND ROAD	10/04/2006	1400			Two 16 year old males, one black and one white, ran off after being disturbed causing damage and attempting to enter.	EAST PUTNEY
Burglary dwelling	FULLERTON ROAD	06/04/2006	2200	07/04/2006	0600	Burglar forced open front window and stole property from living room.	FAIRFIELD
Burglary dwelling	WANDSWORTH HIGH STREET	06/04/2006	1000	06/04/2006	1200	22 year old white male stole property.	SOUTHFIELDS
Burglary non-residential	MERTON ROAD	09/04/2006	1000	10/04/2006	0800	Burglar entered rear of premises and stole money from drawer.	SOUTHFIELDS
Burglary non-residential	REPLINGHAM ROAD	10/04/2006	1700	11/04/2006	0800	Intruder climbed over side gate, kicked open door and searched cupboards.	SOUTHFIELDS
Burglary non-residential	PRINCES WAY	08/04/2006	2020			Intruder forced entry through a window, broke into a room and searched the drawers.	WEST HILL
Burglary non-residential	CAMPION ROAD	30/03/2006	1700	09/04/2006	1400	Thief entered rear garden, cut padlock from shed door and stole custom-made bicycle.	WEST PUTNEY
Burglary non-residential	HUNTINGFIELD ROAD	06/04/2006	2000	08/04/2006	1230	Thief broke into garage, searched it and stole property.	WEST PUTNEY
Burglary non-residential	TOLAND SQUARE	06/04/2006	2000	08/04/2006	1230	Burglar broke in to garage and stole property after an untidy search.	WEST PUTNEY
Burglary non-residential	BRIAR WALK	07/04/2006	1630	10/04/2006	0710	Thief entered locked building site and removed copper piping.	WEST PUTNEY

Street crimes and burglaries reported between 31 March and 6 April, 2006

WHO TO CONTACT IF YOU CAN HELP?

If you are able to provide any information on terrorist offences, call the Anti-Terrorist Hotline, on 0800 789 321.

If you can help solve any of the crimes mentioned above, or can assist in identifying the person(s) responsible, please contact Putney Police Sector Office on 020 8785 8874

Alternatively, pass your information to CRIMESTOPPERS on 0800 555 111. You do not have to give your name or address and you may be eligible for a reward if the information given leads to the arrest and conviction of an offender.

Crimes can also be reported online, through www.online.police.uk/ . This is only for non-urgent crimes, where an immediate police response is not required.

ASSISTANCE

Putney Police Sector Office, Putney High Street (next to the cinema), for crime prevention advice, property marking, etc. Open from Monday to Friday between 11am and 2pm and on Saturday from 10am to 2pm.

Age Concern Wandsworth, tel. 0208 870 2020 can offer advice and assistance to the over-50s, whether or not you have been a victim of crime. You can also report a crime and get advice at the Age Concern Safe & Secure Advice Desk, each Thursday from 10am to 1pm, where you can speak to a police Crime Prevention Officer, Victim Support worker or a Community Safety Officer.

Victim Support, tel. 0207 223 1234, is an independent charity that helps people cope with crime.

Trained staff and volunteers, based in local branches, contact people after a crime has been committed, to offer free, confidential support and information. The Police and other organisations refer victims of crime to Victim Support; however some people feel able to ‘pop in' to one of our branches to ask for assistance.

Community Policing Contact Centre, Islamic Centre, 145 Upper Tooting Road, London SW17, between 11am and 1pm on Saturday mornings, will be pleased to mark mobile phones and other property, give advice and accept third party reports of crime.