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Lead (currently a very highly sought after heavy metal by criminal gangs) has been stolen from a Dorset sub-station owned by energy giants Scottish and Southern Electrical. The act most probably occurred during the night – or long evenings now we are in winter – from the building. Anyone with information about the theft is urged to contact Dorset Police on 01305 222222.
Police are chasing the perpetrators of a break-in when a clown’s cycle plus 1,000 balloons for making balloon animals were stolen. The popular Welsh entertainer ‘Uncle Sam’ said he believed the £500 unicycle was stolen for its scrap metal value as the thieves also took copper wiring as well as the balloons. He commented: "I’m just hoping with a public appeal it will jog someone’s memory.
Security market analysis body Key Note says the UK CCTV market has "great potential for growth". The report by the organisation states that the UK “remains a strong market for CCTV, with great potential for further growth if and when the economy stabilises”. It claims the CCTV sector could ‘rebound’ well following the recession.
A police exercise to cut the incidence of stolen scrap had an immediate effect. After a high number of vans were initially stopped and searched first thing, fewer were spotted as the morning progressed. A spokesman added that this was fairly common as “tatters” or scrap dealers would warn one another about operations.
Police said a young woman was left "extremely upset" by a recent attack near Cardiff city centre in the early hours of the morning. Officers have circulated CCTV images of a man they would like to interview. They said they are keen to identify the individual on CCTV and publicly stated they want him, or anyone who recognises him, to contact South Wales Police.
Police are using CCTV as a fresh approach to solving an attack on a woman which occurred back in the spring. Detectives investigating the serious incident in Edinburgh in May have released CCTV images of a man they believe could help the inquiry. Anyone who recognises the man has been asked to contact police. He is described as black, 5ft 6in to 5ft 8in tall, slim build, and wearing slim rectangular Armani-style glasses.
The coalition government has again clashed with police representatives over the public services cuts, due to be announced in the comprehensive spending review on October 20. Firstly it was Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude accusing senior officers of “shroud-waving” after concerns about the counter-terrorism budget three months ago.
Following his own survey Joe O’Mahoney says the amount of bike crime has risen in his home city by more than 50 per cent in the past decade. He said: “The feedback from the public has been great.
Detectives have released CCTV images of three men they want to speak to in connection with a fight and robbery which happened at around 3am outside a midlands nightclub on September 10.