Crime
There have been 2 reports of burglary in the last week, these have occurred on Broomfield where mole grips used to snap euro profile lock, no entry gained and Chestnut Drive , again mole grips to euro profile lock, the occupant who was upstairs asleep hears the noise and bangs on the window, the offenders run off.  There have been 2 reports of vehicle crime, St Helens Lane where window is smashed and integral sat nav stolen from inside. Otley Road where chains on the roof of a van were cut and 2 sets of ladders stolen. On the 21st PCSO Harrison attended the Adel area with CASAC and on the 22nd PCSO King was out on Broomfield and Chestnut Drive carrying out a CASAC leaflet drop.

ASB
Tile Lane continues to be patrols but there have been no calls up there this week. There are no on going ASB issues at present.

SID has not been deployed this week.

Arrests of note
5 males have been arrested for the above burglary on The Drive,  they are aged 30 from Horsforth, 21 years from Seacroft, 22 years from Bramley, 21 years of no fixed abode and 18 years from the Hawksworth estate, all are currently on bail.

ALL AREAS
Our 3 main crime types of concern continue to be;
1. Burglary – specifically where mole grips are used to attack euro profile
locks and car keys stolen in order to steal the cars, we have found that
Audi’s and BMW’s are predominantly the makes being targeted
2. Theft from motor vehicles – Built in sat nav systems in Audi’s
3. Metal theft

Faithwatch
No incidents to report.

Farmwatch
No incidents to report.

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Crime
There has been only 1 burglary reported which occurred at Adel Wood Towers where the property was left insecure, car keys taken along with the car. There has been 1 report of vehicle crime which occurred on St Helens Way  where a window was smashed and a built in sat nav removed.

ASB
We have received several calls re ASB on the Adel Wood Estate, youths have been spoken with and warned re the consequences of there actions, going forward this will be monitored; to date the community has reported a noticeable improvement. On the 13th PCSO King has been looking into a suspicious male who was stating he was selling loft insulation on Derwent Close and Wharfe Close, houses were entered and checked by the man but no work carried out, it was felt that he was ‘casing’ the place. CASAC leaflets have been left in the area to raise awareness of crime prevention.

SID has been deployed on the 12th to St Martins Drive however no one was speeding during the time police were there, on the 14th to St Georges Drive when again there were no speeders.

ALL AREAS
Our 3 main crime types of concern continue to be;
1. Burglary – specifically where mole grips are used to attack euro profile
locks and car keys stolen in order to steal the cars, we have found that
Audi’s and BMW’s are predominantly the makes being targeted
2. Theft from motor vehicles – Built in sat nav systems in Audi’s
3. Metal theft

We have held a 3 day operation this week involving Roads Policing,
Operations Support Division and local NPT, targeting travelling criminals,
in particular burglars.  The main gateway from Bradford into our area being
Guiseley and Apperley Lane, we have concentrated our efforts in these 2
locations. There were numerous hits on our Automated Number Plate
Recognition cameras which resulted in 1 ticket being issued, 1 warning
given for cannabis possession, 1 fine being given for cannabis, 27 people
stopped and searched and 1 driver having to provide his documents for
driving.

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