ASHBURTON NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICE REPORT SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2013
In Ashburton 80 incidents were reported. 18 of these concerned the A38. A further 8 were traffic related incidents in the Town itself including 3 reports of congestion in North Street caused by inconsiderate parking.
10 crimes were recorded. They included-
4 offences of criminal damage, 2 of these were to cars parked in Dolbeare Road.
3 offences of common assault
1 burglary – the contents of a handbag were stolen from a shop on North Street on 14thSeptember.
A 13 yr old boy was dealt with for assaulting his mother. Town Centre CCTV also assisted in the identification of a 31yr old female who caused damage to window boxes outside a pub on 21st September.
In Widecombe 4 incidents were reported. These included a report of a dog attacking another dog at Widecombe Fair and a report of lost walkers near Newbridge on 17thSeptember. The walkers made their own way back to their car just prior to the Dartmoor Rescue Group being called out.
1 crime was reported.
In Bickington 6 incidents were reported. These included a report of dangerous driving on the A383 as a car followed close behind an ambulance during a “blue-light run”. A non-injury traffic collision also took place on the A383 on 27th September.
No crimes were reported.
PCSO Carolyn Studd has now left Ashburton. She is currently training to be a Police Constable and will eventually serve in Torquay. Positive news is that we now have an additional Police Constable on the Neighbourhood Team at Ashburton. PC Will Young is the new local officer for Buckfastleigh.
My next Police surgeries are at the Ashburton Information Centre from 10-11 am on Tuesday 22nd October and Tuesday 26th November. I can be contacted at Conway House, Ashburton via the central no. of 101. Alternatively the totally confidential Crimestoppers no. 0800 555111 can be used to pass information to the Police. The Neighbourhood Team can also be contacted by e-mail –Teignbridge@devonandcornwall.
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