Theft of Bins

Alert message sent 16/02/2012 15:52:00

Information sent on behalf of Nottinghamshire Police

Just a gentle reminder to residents in the Gedling Area to please be aware in the rise of Theft of wheelie Bins.
On 9th Feb there was a Theft of bin from Hereford Road Gedling,
Many of the incidents reported to ourself have been close to the Fields situated on Lambley Lane.
It is asked that residents please lock up bins to posts or gates or move bins to the rear of yr property
This will hopefully stop offenders from stealing Bins and cause unnessary problems for home owners

Any persons with any information of possible offenders please contact myself on 07525226728 or ring Carlton Ps on 101
Thanks Carl Litchfield
Psco 8807

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Carl Litchfield (Police, PCSO 8807, Carlton (Gedling South)

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