The IOM Constabulary have released the following requests for information:
Peel Police are investigating a road traffic collision which occurred on the Market Place car park Peel, on Friday 19th October 2012 at approximately 11.50am.
A Green BMW Z3 was parked unattended in a parking bay and it appears to have been hit by another unidentified vehicle.
The offending vehicle driver did not stop at the scene.
Police would like to speak to the driver and passengers from the vehicle, and anyone who may have witnessed the accident.
Anyone who may have information that can assist the Police enquires are asked to contact PC 40 Traviss at Peel Police Station on 842208 or via e-mail Andrew.Traviss@gov.im.
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Police are appealing to the public for information relating to recent damage to the rear of a property on Christian Street close to the vicinity of Church Street in Peel. The damage is believed to have occurred overnight between Saturday 21st October and Sunday 22nd October and has resulted in a broken window at the property.
If anybody has information please contact PC 277 Giddins at Peel Police Station on 842208.
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Police are continuing to investigate the multiple offences of criminal damage which were caused to a significant number of motor vehicles in the South of the Island as a result of a corrosive material having been applied to them during the evening of Sunday 7th October 2012.
Detective Sergeant Neil Craig from the Police’s Criminal Investigation Department said, “We are continuing to make further enquiries, in what is still very much a live investigation with a number of positive lines of enquiry. It is as part of these enquiries that I am extremely keen to speak to anyone who may not as yet have reported their vehicle as having been damaged. An earlier press release appealing for the driver or anyone knowing the details of the silver vehicle that turned in the Surby junction has so far not resulted in anyone coming forward and I would ask that if you know anything about this vehicle you contact the Police so it can be eliminated from our enquiries.
In addition to wishing to take this opportunity in reminding people to be vigilant to anything which they may perceive to be suspicious, I would again like to make an appeal to anyone who may have any information or knowledge about these damages, no matter how small they may feel this is, to contact my colleagues at Port Erin Police station on 832222, Castletown Police Station on 822222, Police Headquarters on 631212 or alternatively information can also be given about this, or any other crime, anonymously via Crimestoppers which is an organisation unconnected to the police, on 0800 555 111.
Due to the unprecedented nature of what has occurred, Crimestoppers have offered a ?1000 reward which may be payable as a result of your information, should it prove to assist in the apprehension and subsequent conviction of those responsible for having caused these damages.”
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Police are investigating an aggravated burglary at a house in Ramsey. The house in question is situated on the corner of Bowring Road/Coburg Road.
Sgt Andy Kneen of Ramsey Police said:
“The occupier of the house, a 62 year old man, confronted two men that he had disturbed trespassing within his home. The gentleman was assaulted by both the men, who then left then premises. Although the victim’s injuries have been described as significant, they were not life threatening. He was taken to Noble’s hospital for a check up, but fortunately he need no ongoing treatment. We believe that this offence was committed about 7.30pm on Wednesday 17th October.
The offenders have been described as white men, one in his mid to late twenties and the other in his early thirties.
I would ask that anyone who was walking or driving in the immediate area at about this time who noticed anything unusual, in particular in Coburg Road, to contact the Police at Ramsey.
Enquiries involving a number of officers have been progressing since this crime was reported last week. Local officers and officers from CID have been, and will continue to, conduct house to house enquiries in the surrounding area. The scene of the crime has been examined by the Force’s crime scene examiners, and the results of forensic tests are awaited”
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Anyone who has information about these incidents should contact Police Headquarters on 631212. A reward may be payable as a result of your information.
You may also contact Isle of Man Crimestoppers on 0800 555111. Crimestoppers is an independent Manx charity established to enable callers to pass information regarding criminal activity anonymously. Crimestoppers is not an agency of the Police. Crimestoppers will never ask callers for any personal details.
