Hampshire Police Alerts - Theft of Vehicles - two events

• Author: Hampshire Police
• Published: 25th January 2019
• Categories: News, Community & Volunteer, Hampshire

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Two theefts to report.

Theft Of Vehicle

On the 23rd January 2019 between 18.00hrs and 18.15hrs a yellow coloured dumper truck was stolen by unknown offenders from the building site near to St James housing estate, Clanfield. The direction of travel is not known however items from this vehicle were found near to the corner of White Dirt Lane leading onto Lovedean Lane, Horndean The police are appealing for any information that you may have that could assist us with our investigation Please telephone 101 and quote 44190029046 as a reference number or email PCSO Almy Toogood on Almera.toogood@hampshire.pnn.police.uk Remember to register your unique personal property onto a national data base with Immobilise with https://www.immobilise.com/ and and visit the Hampshire Constabulary website for comprehensive crime prevention advice at https://www.hampshire.police.uk/

Message Sent By Almera Toogood (Police, PCSO, East Hampshire District)

Theft Of Vehicle - Lovedean Lane - Lovedean

Between dates/times 23/01/2019 16:30 - 24/01/2019 07:30. We have had a report of a theft of vehicle from a building site on Lovedean Lane, Loveadean. On this occasion a 3 tonne Thwaites dumper truck has been stolen. If you have any information that may help with Police enquiries then please contact us on 101 quoting reference 44190028769. For further advice on crime prevention please follow the link: https://www.hampshire.police.uk/cp/crime-prevention/ Please ensure you are vigilant at all times, calling police to report any suspicious activity, not just around your own property but anything suspicious in your residential area and community. In an emergency use 999 or 101 for non-emergency. It is not too late to report any suspicious activity to police.

Message Sent By Darryl Hook (Police, PCSO, East Hampshire District)