Police News - Rochdale South

Inspector Gary Hall

Arrests/Warrants 

A male from Heywood was arrested for criminal damage to a vehicle and bailed to re-appear on 29/09/14 at Bury Custody Office. Further enquiries ongoing.

A juvenile male from Middleton was arrested for possession of a controlled Class B drug  - cannabis. The male was charged and bailed to appear on 25/09/14 at Bury and Rochdale Youth Court.

A male from Middleton was arrested for possession of a controlled Class A drug - cocaine and heroin. The male was charged and bailed to appear at Bury and Rochdale Magistrates court on 26/09/14.

A male from Middleton was arrested for theft and bailed to re- appear on the 10/11/14 at Bury Custody Office. Further enquires ongoing.

A female from Middleton was arrested for threats to kill, criminal damage and possession of prohibited ammunition. The female was bailed to re-appear on 12/11/14 at Bury Custody Office, pending further enquires.

A female from Middleton was arrested for theft. The female was bailed to re-appear on 10/11/14 at Bury Custody Office. Further enquires ongoing.

A male who has been wanted has been arrested for threats to kill, common assault, possession of a controlled Class B drug - cannabis; also for a warrant for failing to appear at Bury and Rochdale Magistrates Court. He was remanded in custody and has been charged with harassment and possession of a controlled Class B drug - Cannabis - and appeared at Bury and Rochdale Magistrates on the 12/09/14.

Burglary & Vehicle Crime Update 5 - 11 September

Theft from motor vehicle (TFMV): 2 Heywood – 2 Middleton
Theft of motor vehicle (TOMV): 1 Heywood – 2 Middleton
Burglary: 1 Heywood - 6 Middleton
Burglary OTD (Sheds & Garages): 0 Heywood - 0 Middleton

Crime Prevention tips for the week

Local neighbourhood officers regularly attend second hand shops in an effort to try and recover stolen property, such as mobile phones and other electrical items. These checks are also done when officers are doing house searches on items they suspect maybe stolen.

This is made so much easier if those officers have serial numbers of items when doing the checks.

Take a look at website that allows you to record the serial numbers for items you own that if later lost/stolen then these can be passed to police to assist in their recovery.

https://www.immobilise.com/index.php

To assist you a mobile phone serial number (IMEI number) can be easily obtained by pressing *#06# on your phone.