1. ROBBERY: Police are appealing for information following a robbery in Farnborough on Thursday, July 19th
between 2am and 3am the 21-year-old victim was walking up to the door of a house on Fleet Road, Cove, Farnborough after being dropped off in a taxi. As she approached the doorway she was grabbed from behind. She turned around to face the offender and he demanded that she hand over her handbag. He then grabbed her by the shoulder and took her handbag from her. He then ran away towards Fernhill Road.
The man police want to speak to is described as:
White 5ft 9ins to 5ft 10ins Broad build In his early 30s Wearing a blue zip up fleece, light blue jeans and trainers
PC Simon Monga said: “I am appealing to anyone who was in the area at the time or anyone who saw the man running away from Fleet Road to get in touch with the police.” Anyone with any information should contact PC Monga on 0845 045 45 45 or call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
between 2am and 3am the 21-year-old victim was walking up to the door of a house on Fleet Road, Cove, Farnborough after being dropped off in a taxi. As she approached the doorway she was grabbed from behind. She turned around to face the offender and he demanded that she hand over her handbag. He then grabbed her by the shoulder and took her handbag from her. He then ran away towards Fernhill Road.
The man police want to speak to is described as:
White 5ft 9ins to 5ft 10ins Broad build In his early 30s Wearing a blue zip up fleece, light blue jeans and trainers
PC Simon Monga said: “I am appealing to anyone who was in the area at the time or anyone who saw the man running away from Fleet Road to get in touch with the police.” Anyone with any information should contact PC Monga on 0845 045 45 45 or call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
2. CRACK HOUSE CLOSURE: Police have officially closed a house in Caswell Close, after a Crack House Closure Order was granted by magistrates under the Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003 on Wednesday, July 18. The order means that no-one can use the property for three months and during this time, it is a criminal offence for anyone to enter the house unless authorised by police. The closure follows a series of early morning raids at addresses in Farnborough in May, as part of an operation to target perpetrators of anti-social behaviour and drug abuse. Inspector, Paul Pressley, said: “We are committed to making neighbourhoods safer and more pleasant places to live. The supply of drugs affects the quality of life for everyone, particularly those living close by to where the activity is taking place.
“This latest premises which has been subjected to a Crack House Closure is the result of close working with police, residents and the local authority to ensure a quality of life for those living not only in Caswell Close, but the whole of Farnborough.”
“This latest premises which has been subjected to a Crack House Closure is the result of close working with police, residents and the local authority to ensure a quality of life for those living not only in Caswell Close, but the whole of Farnborough.”
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