Burglary in street name/location

Burglary in street name/location

Suggested subject line: Burglary in Cranford Road, Barton Seagrave

Dear Resident

We are appealing for information about a burglary at a home on Cranford Road in Barton Seagrave . The burglary happened on the 23/06 between midnight and 10:35pm.

The offender or offenders forced entry to the home OR It’s believed the offender or offenders entered through an open/unlocked window/door.

A laptop and television were stolen from the property.

Did you witness anything? Did you see anyone or any vehicle(s) in the area that looked suspicious? If so, then please contact Northamptonshire Police on 101 quoting ref: 25000366007. Alternatively you can report online here.

You can also pass on information anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

Choose either residential or business burglary crime prevention advice below, remove information that isn't relevant:

Residential Burglary

Burglars often break in at the rear of properties. Ensure your rear garden is secure at all times with 1.8m perimeter fence/wall/gate and keep all gates locked

Make sure the front of your property is easily seen – fences and hedges should not be more than 1 metre high

Install dusk to dawn lighting above your front door

Keep your doors locked at all times – so many burglars just walk in – don’t make it easy for them!

If you’re not in the room, close the window

Make sure your house looks occupied, leave lights on when you’re out. Use timer switches for when you’re away

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Business burglary

Ensure your premises are alarmed. If you are in a remote location, your alarm should be remotely monitored and any confirmed activations forwarded directly to police for response.

Make sure your premises has good lighting covering access points and dark or hidden areas

Invest in CCTV to deter and detect crime

Retailers should leave their tills empty overnight with till drawer left open to avoid any damage

Valuable items should be stored within a securely locked cupboard/cage within the building

More crime prevention advice can be found on the Northamptonshire Police website and on the Neighbourhood Watch website.

If you would like to contact your local policing team, search in the Your Area section of our website.

PCSO Adam Goodes
Kettering Neighbourhood Policing Team

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