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Message dated 7/11/14

At approximately 1900hrs on Thursday 6th November 2014 a robbery occurred in Exeter.

A female victim was attacked, receiving strikes to her face.

The male offender made off from the scene and was last seen getting out of a light coloured MINI with a black roof on FORE STREET, HEAVITREE. The male exited on the forecourt of TESCO EXPRESS, HEAVITREE.

The male is white of slim build, approximately 6ft in height, aged 20's to 30's. He was wearing grey clothing including jogging bottoms with black stripes. He had a black hat on and his face was partially covered by a dark piece of clothing.


Police are urgently seeking contact from any witnesses in the area between 1840 and 1910hours yesterday evening to contact the Devon and Cornwall Police 101 no: quoting Crime reference 120382/14. Thank you 

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A couple of new Police messages from 3rd November

Police are investigating a report of burglary at Lazenby House on Prince of Wales Road in Exeter.

The rear window was broken to gain entry between 0147hrs on Saturday the 1st and 0600hrs this morning Monday the 3rd November 2014.

Anyone able to offer information regarding this crime is asked to please call the Devon and Cornwall Police 101 no: quoting crime ref 119353/14. Thank you

There is a new, quick and easy way of reporting lost property online.

The ReportMyloss website allows people to log their lost item using an online form, which will register the item on a Police Approved, National Database.

Police all over the UK will be able to view the database, which will be available from today Monday the 3rd November 2014.

For more information visit: www.reportMyloss.com

Thank you

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A couple of new messages. 23.08.2014

Exeter is experiencing a spate of Pedal Cycle theft, members of the public are asked to ensure you lock and secure your bikes when leaving them unattended.

Reports of some bikes being stolen may have been prevented if the bikes had been securely locked.

Don't make it easy for the thief, invest in good quality bike locks and use them. Thank you

Elderly residents throughout the Devon and Cornwall region are being targeted by a national 'telephone fraud' scam. 
A person claiming to be a police officer or from your bank will phone and claim your bank card has been used fraudulently.

They may suggest you call your bank to ensure the call is genuine. However, the phone line remains open and the fraudster will take down any banking details you will are asked .

You may also be asked to attend your bank to withdraw a sum of money to given to a local taxi firm or to a courier.

If you receive a phone call of this nature please end the phone call immediately; wait five minutes to clear the line or use another phone and report the offence to police on 101 as soon as possible.

Remember your bank or police will never attend your home to collect your bank card or ask for your PIN number.

Recipients of Community Messaging are asked to make your more elderly and vulnerable neighbours aware of this message. Thank you

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Message dated 30th June 2014

Police received report of theft from a Red Renault vehicle parked in the car park on Streatham Drive in Exeter and a laptop and Pedal Cycle stolen. 

This occurred between 1200-1935hrs yesterday Tuesday the 1st July 2014. 

Residents are asked to be aware of this incident, do not leave items of value in your vehicles, please report any suspicious activity you may see in and around your or neighbouring vehicle's to the police, dialling 999 if activity is occurring at the time of your call. Thank you

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The Devon and Cornwall Police would like to make you aware of the following countrywide telephone scam. A call comes through from persons purporting to be from the Metropolitan Police stating that your bank account has been compromised by money launderers or their bank card has been used by a person in custody. These people are very convincing. They will tell the victim to hang up and instruct them to call the telephone number on the back of their card. However the line will remain open by the offender so the victim will mistakenly believe they are calling the bank. They are then tricked into disclosing bank information and be instructed to attend the local branch of their bank and withdraw a sum of money and pass it to either a local taxi firm or to a courier sent by the fraudsters to collect the funds or bank cards. Genuine police officers and bank staff will never ask for your PIN number, bank card or cash over the phone. Never give out any personal or bank details to anyone especially unsolicited calls. Please hang up on any similar calls you may receive. Can this message be passed to friends, family and elderly or vulnerable persons that may be convinced to part with bank account, credit card details or cash. Thank you.

                                               

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Message dated Thursday 6th February 2014

We have received a report of burglary to a property in Dunvegan Close in Exeter.

This occurred between the early hours of Thursday the 28th Januuary and 1800hrs yesterday Wednesday the 5th February 2014. 

The offender/s were able to access the property via an insecure door.

Residents are asked to be aware of this incident, keep all doors and windows securely closed and locked, psarticularly at night, in rooms you are not occupying and before leaving your home unattended.

If your home is entered via a communal door make sure it is securely closed and locked behind you when entering or exiting the property.

Report any suspicious activity you may see to the Police promptly, dialling 999 if activity is in progress at the time of your call, using the 101 no. for any other information. Thank you

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