Crimes of note:
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Watling Street - On the 12th October an unknown suspect gained access to a vehicle and stole the cargo.

Anti-social behaviour and updates on previous issues:

Jeskyns Park - There has been two reports of dogs off lead and out of control.  This has lead to a number of horses and riders feeling alarmed and distressed.  Video footage was taken of the incidents and is being dealt with by myself as the local PCSO and the Jeskyns Park ranger.  I attended a meeting with the park ranger and discussed the issue to see what we can do going forward to prevent any further incidents.  We have suggested more signs going up within the horse trails and also holding an event within an enclosed area to introduce the dogs and horses.  This is going to be used as a chance for dog walkers and riders to hear what is wanted from each other when both visiting the site, as well as dogs and horses getting use to each other.

Lodge Lane - Stolen vehicle was located within Lodge Lane by PCSO Middleton and PCSO Meader.  This was soon recovered recovered and taken in for vehicle examination.

Items of good work:

- Community Engagement
- Reassurance visits to victims of crime
- Attending CAD's 
- On Saturday 23rd October a surgery was held at the Meadow Rooms car park and was attended by two members of the public and the neighbourhood watch co-ordinator.
- All Fly Tipping seen on patrol has been reported to GBC and waiting collection
- PCSO Middleton attended a meeting at the Darnley Arms on the 18th October with members of the Parish Council to discuss any problems and also give an update of work that I have been doing.

Crimes of note:

5th September 2021
Theft at Watling Street - Unknown suspect had stolen items from a parked up lorry by cutting open the curtain side of the trailer.

9th September 2021
Theft at The Street - Unknown suspect has stolen a victims recycling bins and their contents which were left outside overnight.

22nd September 2021
Theft at The Street - A trailer was stolen off the back of a vehicle overnight and is still being investigated.

Anti-social behaviour and updates on previous issues:

Ashenbank Woods - There have had reports of damage happening to the woodlands at Ashenbank Woods as well as a number of youths visiting the area on off road bikes.  This is something that PCSO Middleton and PCSO Lowe will be dealing with and have been liaising with the site manager on how they can tackle the problem.  Our PCSOs ask that everyone who attends the site are being respectful and mindful.

Items of good work:
- Community engagement
- Reassurance visits to victims of crime
- CADS (Calls where a member of the public provides information to the police)
- Meeting with Neighbourhood watch
- Fly tipping issues have reduced within Cobham but has moved to other rural locations
- Speed Checks on The Street carried out by the new speed watch team, thanks to Cllr Tony Rice and Cobham Parish Council