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Written by Nick Warren
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Created on 2009-08-20 00:00:00 |
Mini motos
In last weeks newsletter we mentioned that we were receiving many
complaints regarding Mini Motos, as we all know these problems tend to
arise in the summer months with children off school . we are very pleased
to say that we have made fantastic progress in the last week. We have
managed to confiscate one bike from an address in Ferrars way and we are
hoping to confiscate a second in the week. These bikes were seized
following good work from the public who remained vigilant and continued
reporting incidents, for this we thank you and ask you to please keep it
up.
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Written by Nick Warren
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Created on 2009-06-17 00:00:00 |
From Monday 15th June 2009, the non-emergency telephone number for
Cambridgeshire Constabulary is changing. The new number is 0345 456 456 4.
Please save this in your address books for future reference. The old
number, 0845 456 456 4, will continue to operate alongside the new number
until April 2011.
The move will allow people with call packages which provide free local
calls to benefit as 0345 numbers are classed as local calls.
Remember - in an emergency, always dial 999. You should dial 999 if lives
are in danger or if there is serious risk of injury, if a serious crime is
happening or if a criminal is still at the scene. In all other cases, and
for general enquiries, please call us on 0345 456 456 4. This number is
staffed by specially trained operators, 24 hours a day, seven days a week
including bank holidays.
You can contact your neighbourhood policing team directly by replying to
this email. We welcome your feedback and we will aim to get back to you as
soon as possible. Please be aware that responses may take longer at times
of high demand. Alternatively, you can ring your neighbourhood team on
0845 456 456 4.
In an emergency, when a life is in danger or there is a risk of violence or
serious injury or when a serious crime is being committed please call 999.
For all non-emergencies, general enquiries and to report crime please call
0845 456 456 4. To give information anonymously about crime, please call
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Written by Nick Warren
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Created on 2009-05-18 00:00:00 |
Dear All,
As you are aware we work closely with other agencies including the City
Council. The following advice has been passed to us from the Safer
Communities department in the City Council. We are keen to promote this to
discourage burglars operating in the area and to help you make your home
more secure.
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Last Updated on 2009-08-08 19:56:09 |
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Written by Nick Warren
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Created on 2009-08-08 14:53:41 |
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Good afternoon,
LUGGAGE & BAG SECURITY
Whilst Cambridge is a very safe place to work, live and socialise there
have recently been a number of 'purse dipping' incidents in the City. Many
of these have occurred within cafes as this tends to be when people put
their bags down. Please read and take in this basic advice:- |
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Written by Nick Warren
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Created on 2009-06-17 00:00:00 |
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Last Saturday saw the 32nd year of the Arbury Carnival. The sun shone down
and a great day was had by all. The only incidents that we had to deal with
were two lost children, who were promptly found after the parents had
spoken to us, and a resident who was concerned that a lady was selling
carnival programs and pocketing the donation money for herself. This was
also checked out promptly, and it turned out that the lady was legitimate.
The resident who had told me her concerns apologised for reporting it to
me, but like I said to her, I would much prefer someone to tell me about
any suspicious activity, and it to be looked into and turn out legitimate
rather than someone not reporting any suspicious activity and there being a
crime committed. |
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