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Bedlington Robbery

By Andy Millne, in News,

Police are appealing for witnesses following a robbery at an address in Bedlington.
It happened at 1.20pm on Sunday, January 8, at a house in Centurian Way in Northumberland.
Three men wearing masks entered the house via the rear door. They threatened the householder, an elderly man, and held him down, and searched the house.
They stole jewellery including a gold necklace featuring a Krugerrand coin encrusted with diamonds around the edge set on a gold chain and a gold charm bracelet with charms one of which was a gold padlock.
The offenders then left in a black coloured VW Golf saloon car.
The householder was shocked and was taken to NSEC Hospital in Cramlington as a precaution. Officers have been carrying out house to house enquiries in the area and are appealing for witnesses.
Neighbourhood Acting Inspector Garry Neill said: "We want to hear from anyone who was in the area of Centurian Way at the time of the offence and who may have seen or heard anything which could help officers. This type of incident is unusual and we have extra offices in the area to speak to residents and answer any concerns they may have.
"We have an image of the car believed to have been used by the offenders driving away after the robbery and are appealing for help from the public in locating the offenders and the vehicle."
Police are appealing for witnesses, anyone who was in the area and who may have seen or heard anything suspicious, is asked to contact police. Officers also want to speak to anyone who knows the whereabouts of the offenders and the vehicle they used, or who may be offered the stolen jewellery for sale.
Anyone with information should call police on 101, quoting reference number 469 of 08/01/17 or ring the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Pictured, the vehicle police want to trace
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Bedlington robbery

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Police are appealing for witnesses following a robbery at an address in Bedlington.
It happened at 1.20pm on Sunday, January 8, at a house in Centurian Way in Northumberland.
Three men wearing masks entered the house via the rear door. They threatened the householder, an elderly man, and held him down, and searched the house.
They stole jewellery including a gold necklace featuring a Krugerrand coin encrusted with diamonds around the edge set on a gold chain and a gold charm bracelet with charms one of which was a gold padlock.
The offenders then left in a black coloured VW Golf saloon car.
The householder was shocked and was taken to NSEC Hospital in Cramlington as a precaution. Officers have been carrying out house to house enquiries in the area and are appealing for witnesses.
Neighbourhood Acting Inspector Garry Neill said: "We want to hear from anyone who was in the area of Centurian Way at the time of the offence and who may have seen or heard anything which could help officers. This type of incident is unusual and we have extra offices in the area to speak to residents and answer any concerns they may have.
"We have an image of the car believed to have been used by the offenders driving away after the robbery and are appealing for help from the public in locating the offenders and the vehicle."
Police are appealing for witnesses, anyone who was in the area and who may have seen or heard anything suspicious, is asked to contact police. Officers also want to speak to anyone who knows the whereabouts of the offenders and the vehicle they used, or who may be offered the stolen jewellery for sale.
Anyone with information should call police on 101, quoting reference number 469 of 08/01/17 or ring the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Pictured, the vehicle police want to trace
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Bogus callers advice

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Police are reminding residents to be on their guard to bogus callers after a recent incident in Bedlington.
A 60-year-old woman answered a call to her front door in the Shields Road area of Bedlington at 8.30pm on Wednesday, January 4.
A man and a woman said they were lost and needed a taxi. The householder invited the couple into their home and then gave them a lift. When they returned home she found that jewellery and other items had been stolen.
Police were called and following enquiries a 30 year-old woman and 40-year-old man have been arrested and charged with burglary offences.
Acting Inspector Gary Neill said: "We want to remind residents to be cautious to anyone knocking at the door unannounced.
"Our advice is never invite someone who cold calls into your home - no matter how genuine they seem.
"I would also ask people with elderly or vulnerable family, friends and neighbours to make sure they are aware there are people calling door to door who may not be who they claim to be and if they are in any doubt they should ring 999."
Anyone who would like further advice should call police on 101.
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Window smashed in Bedlington

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Police are appealing for witnesses after a window was broken at an address in Bedlington.
It happened at Cornwell Crescent overnight between 5pm on Wednesday, 4 January and 9am on Thursday, 5 January. A rock was thrown at an upstairs window causing the glass to break. The offender made off unseen.
Anyone with information should call police on 101, quoting reference number 1578N/17 or ring the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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Theft from vehicle in Bedlington

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Police are appealing for witnesses after a vehicle was broken into in Bedlington.
It happened at 4.45pm on Saturday, December 31, to a truck parked in the back lane of Rothesay Terrace.
Offenders approached the vehicle, gained entry and stole a 2HP outboard motor, chainsaw, grass strimmer and a hedge trimmer, before making off unseen.
Police are appealing for witnesses, anyone who was in the area and who may have seen or heard anything suspicious, is asked to contact police. Officers also want to hear from anyone who may be offered these items for sale.
Anyone with information should call police on 101, quoting reference number 672 of 01/01/17 or ring the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
 
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Police open day is child's play

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The Neighbourhood Policing Team in Bedlington opened the doors to their police station this week - and handed over their handcuffs to a group of local school children.
Children aged between 6-years-old and 12-years-old donned high vis jackets and riot shields as they got a taste of what life is like as an officer at Northumbria Police.
They got to chat to their local bobbies and officers from Blyth Neighbourhood Policing Team who talked about all the work they do to keep our streets safe.
The children were also able to catch a glimpse of the officer's briefing room, the 24/7 parade room and the home of some of the region's expert detectives in the Crime Investigation Department.
Their access-all-areas tour came to an end at to the custody cells where they got the chance to make their first "arrest" - and book PC Scott Legge into custody.
To reward them for their police work all of the children were presented with special certificates before getting a chance to look inside the police cars and arrest vans.
PC Legge, who helped to organise the event, said: "The children had a great time and really enjoyed their visit. They were very curious about what happens inside the police station and couldn't wait to try on the uniforms and get stuck in. It’s an excellent way for us to show the children that we’re here whenever they need help.
"It was also good to share this on social media to show more people about what we do. This sort of event really helps to break down barriers and gives people an insight into how we work to help the community."
To show the wider community what was happening officers live streamed part of the visit on the Northumbria Police Facebook page. It reached a whopping 100,000 people and resulted in a huge number of positive comments from people near and far.
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Keep your car secure this Christmas

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Police are reminding motorists to keep their vehicles locked and to remove all valuables when they park.
The advice comes after thieves got into an unlocked car parked on a driveway in The Wynding in Bedlington. It happened overnight, between 9pm on Monday, 19 and 7.30am, on Tuesday 20, December.
Thieves searched the car and opened Christmas cards looking for cash. They made off empty handed.
Anyone with information should call police on 101, quoting reference number 188 of 20/12/16 or ring the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
 
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Sporting Club of Bedlington is located inside Bedlingtonshire Community High School and is soon to open for public use during evenings and weekends.

The centre includes a multi-station gym, fitness classes and an indoor four-court sports hall for a range of activities.
See more at the Active Northumberland Website
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Window damaged in Bedlington

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Police are appealing for witnesses following an incident of criminal damage in Bedlington.
It happened at an address in Victoria Terrace in the Northumberland town at 6.31am on Friday, December 2.
An offender threw a brick at the window of the downstairs living room, causing it to smash, before making off unseen.
Police are appealing for anyone with information to call police on 101, quoting reference number 112284N/16 or ring the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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Police investigating an incident in which a police officer was injured in a collision in Blyth, have charged a man.
The incident happened around 10.20pm on Sunday, October 16, on Bridge Street.
A 21-year-old man has been charged with dangerous driving, aggravated vehicle taking, assaulting a police constable, no insurance and failing to stop after an accident.
He is due to appear before Bedlington Magistrates Court on November 3.
 
(Initial information 17/10/16 at 11.04am)
Police officer injured in collision
Police are appealing for witnesses after a police officer in Blyth was injured after being in a collision with a car.
It happened around 10.20pm on Sunday, October 16, the officer was on foot on Bridge Street in Blyth when he was involved in a collision with a black Ford Focus.
The male officer has not suffered any serious injuries but was taken to hospital by paramedics for treatment to a leg injury and later released.
The Ford Focus did not stop following the accident and a short time later a 21-year-old man was arrested in connection with the incident and is currently detained in custody.
Police are appealing for witnesses.
Anyone who was in the area at the time and saw what happened is asked to contact Northumbria Police on 101 quoting reference number 1146 of 16/10/16.
 
 
 


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