January crime report

Hi all

The crime report for January is as follows,

Burglary

03/01/26 – Slade House, Edgar Road – Door step theft (classified as burglary) Package left in the communal area of a building and subsequently stolen

04/01/26 – Hanworth Road – Suspects have forced open rear patio doors but have been unsuccessful on entering the premises due to a locked grill covering the doors.

04/01/26 – Hanworth Road – Suspects have forced open rear doors to enter the property. Suspects left without stealing any items.

22/01/26 – Curtis Road – Suspects have smashed glass doors to gain entry, car keys were stolen

28/01/26 – Lyndhurst Avenue – Rear door panel damaged in order for suspects to gain entry. Quantity of jewellery stolen.

31/01/26 – Sheringham Avenue – House having renovation works has had suspects enter and steal copper pipes

Theft from motor vehicle

02/01/26 – Edgar Road – Registration plates stolen

04/01/26 – Blandford Avenue – Vehicle entered without damage – Nothing stolen

07/01/26 -  Twickenham school car park – Suspects have smashed  the vehicle window in order to gain access and steal a laptop

08/01/26 – Edgar Road – Van broken into and work tools stolen

15/01/26 – Premier Inn -  Suspects have smashed window to steal a rucksack

31/01/26 – Waverley Avenue -  Victim has had their spare wheel stolen from underneath their vehicle

Theft of Motor Vehicle 

01/01/26 – Farm Road – Toyota stolen from location, victim still in possession of the keys

10/01/26 – Cheyne Avenue – Kia vehicle stolen, victim still in possession of the keys.

17/01/26 – Ross Road – Minibus stolen

Robbery

04/01/26 – Crane Park –Victim was cycling home when suspects attempted to steal victims e-bike, they did not take the e-bike but did take cash from the victim. Victim was assaulted in the process.

Crime prevention 

Suspects smashing through doors and glass to enter properties is difficult to guard against, however making your property look secure is the best prevention. We can come round to your home and carry out a security check as well as provide crime prevention advice! Consider light switches on timers or tv’s to give the appearance that someone is home in the evenings. If you have valuable or sentimental jewellery consider a secure safe or keeping it outside of the home