Constable Jenette MARTIN from Douglas Neighbourhood Policing Team is investigating an incident of two thefts from motor vehicles.
The incidents occurred between 8.00pm on Thursday 28th October 2010 and 7.00am on Friday 29th October 2010 on Mona Drive Douglas close to the area locally known as ‘The Arches’. The passenger side front windows of both cars have been smashed using rocks from a nearby wall, and each car has had its stereo taken.
PC MARTIN said “Incidents like this cause major inconvenience for the owners of the vehicles as well as the obvious expense to repair the damage and replace the stolen equipment, we the Police are anxious to hear from anybody who may have been involved in, seen or heard the incident.”
If you have any information regarding this matter, then please contact Police immediately.
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At about 5.30pm Thursday 28th October, a disturbance took place in the area of PEVERIL STREET, Douglas involving up to 8 people. As a result of the incident, two males received injuries to their faces and had to attend Nobles Hospital for treatment, were they were later discharged. Police are keen to speak with anyone who may have witnessed or heard this disturbance going on and would encourage them to come forward with details.
If anyone has any information regarding this incident, Could they please contact Police Constable Sam CANNELL at Lord Street Police station on 631212.
Police have had overwhelming cooperation from the Public regarding recent incidents and would like to thank them for their ongoing help and support with matters of this nature.
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Between 6.00pm Sunday 24th October and 6.00pm Tuesday 26th October 2010, an Orange Nissan QASHQAI motor car had damage caused to a rear panel whilst parked on York Road in the region of the flower gardens near the junction with Ballaquayle Road. It is possible that the damage could have been caused by another quite large vehicle.
If anyone has any information regarding this incident, Could they please contact Police Constable Sam CANNELL at Lord Street Police station on 631212.
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Police in the south of the Island have been made aware of charity collection bags being delivered to homes requesting that any second-hand clothes, bedding, curtains, handbags, belts or shoes are left outside properties for collection at a later date. The bags are red and white in colour and marked “Safe Today”.
The Southern Neighbourhood Policing Team are seeking to identify the Charity involved and would ask that if any person has any knowledge of this Charity or any of its representatives on the Island, could they please contact Port Erin Police Station on 832222 or any police officer.
Contact Name and Telephone Number: Sgt 191 Rosie Hawes, Port Erin Police Station - 832222
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Friday 29th, October 2010 12:00pm.
