Appeal to reunite owners with their electric power tools.
"We [the police] need your help following a series of burglaries in the North Somerset area.
We have recovered a large number of electrical tools from a garage in Weston-super-Mare, which we are trying to reunite with their owners.
The garage is in Severn Road and it is believed that the items could have resulted from more than one burglary incident.
There have been a series of van break-ins in the North Somerset area over the past 12 months, where electrical power tools have been targeted.
The tools include: a Stihl chainsaw; a Kennedy professional retool tool box, a Makita holdall; angle grinder; a Makita cordless screwdriver; Makita circular saw; a JD Sports bag containing various items; a Stihl disc cutter; a Makita nail gun; a Makita jigsaw; a Makita disc sander; Paslode nail guns, plus other items.
We’re keen to hear from anyone who has had tools taken similar to those above.
Images of just some of the items are on the attached PDF file."
December Crime Figures
The attached document provides a breakdown of the crimes that occurred in our area during December 2019.
Burglary of Residential Garage.
A garage in Hills Close, Weston Super Mare has been broken into and a large amount of building material has been dumped over a period of time, the exact time frame is not clear. As the garage was completely empty it was left unlocked as there was nothing to steal and this allowed the offender to simply offload their rubbish with ease. Due to the homeowner now being at a financial loss to remove this material this is recorded as burglary.
If you contact the Police about this incident, please call 101 & quote Reference number: 5220005354 or Call Crimestoppers on 0800 555111, thank you.
Vehicle Crime
A car parked in Hillview Road, Loxton has been tampered with on the 8th between 1am & 7:30am. The car was parked on the street under a street lamp, the offender has tried to remove the spare wheel. The victim’s partner’s car has also had the tyres deflated.
If you contact the Police about this incident, please call 101 & quote Reference number: 5220005505 or Call Crimestoppers on 0800 555111, thank you.
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