Mansfield and district crime report

Crimes reported over the past 7 days, 12:00 16th November - 12:00 23rd November 2017.

Only those areas with reported crimes are listed.

Berry Hill

Burglary other than dwelling:

Overnight on Monday the garage of a house on Jenny Beckett’s Lane was broken into by forcing the door, nothing was taken in the incident.

Theft from a motor vehicle:

Overnight on Thursday 18th two cars parked on the driveway of a house on Millstone Road were entered by unknown means and property stolen, including Ray Ban sunglasses, a satnav, a desktop drum kit and some medication.

On Friday evening a van parked on Nottingham Road was entered and a number of tools stolen.

Overnight on Monday 16th a car parked on Topaz Grove was entered by unknown means and a small amount of cash taken.

Criminal damage to a motor vehicle:

On Wednesday evening a male driver was targeted by three males in another car for a perceived motoring mistake, an object was thrown at the car and the males then kicked the vehicle.

Broomhill

Theft from a motor vehicle:

Overnight on Sunday a car parked on Westfield Lane was entered after a window was smashed, a purse was taken from the vehicle.

Overnight on Monday a car parked on Newport Crescent was entered by unknown means and a black jacket and some CDs were taken. On the same night a car parked on Abbott Road was also entered by unknown means and a satnav stolen.

Church Warsop

Theft of a motor vehicle:

Overnight on Sunday a white Ford Transit van parked on Mansfield Road was stolen, the van contained a number of power tools.

Cumberlands

Burglary dwelling:

Over the weekend a house on Westfield Lane was entered by unknown means, a laptop was stolen in the incident.

Eakring

Theft from a motor vehicle:

Overnight on Saturday the window of a car parked on Carter Lane was smashed, the dashcam and some cash were taken.

Grange Farm

Theft from a motor vehicle:

Overnight on Thursday 18th a van parked on Sutton Road was entered after a window was smashed, cigarettes were stolen from the glove compartment.

Overnight on Friday there was an attempt to enter a van parked on Averham Close after offenders cut wires in the doors. On the same night a Ford Transit van on Langford Road was entered by unknown means, Makita power tools were taken.

Ladybrook

Theft from a motor vehicle:

Overnight on Thursday 18th an attempt was made to enter a van parked on Garnon Street by cutting some wires on the doors, causing the vehicle to lock down.

Lindhurst

Theft of a motor vehicle:

At some time on Monday a black Peugeot motorcycle was stolen from outside a property on Colston Road.

Theft from a motor vehicle:

Overnight on Thursday 18th a Ford Transit van parked Syerstone Road was entered after a window was smashed, a green portable gas heater was stolen.

Over the weekend a car parked on Colston Road was entered after a rear window was broken. A duffel bag containing clothes, an electric shaver and a laptop was stolen.

Criminal damage to a motor vehicle:

On Thursday 18th a resident of Southwell Road East witnessed a group of youths walk along the roof and bonnet of his car, causing dints and marks.

Pleasley Hill/Bull Farm

Theft from a motor vehicle:

On Monday evening a van parked on Cambria Road was broken into and a number of power tools were taken.

Portland

Burglary other than dwelling:

Overnight on Monday a unit on the King’s Mill Industrial was broken into and an Apple Mac computer was stolen.

Theft from a motor vehicle:

Overnight on Sunday a van parked on Garth Road was entered by unknown means, a number of tools were stolen in the incident.

Priory

Criminal damage to a motor vehicle:

Overnight on Monday a car parked on Leeming Lane South was damaged after an offender cracked the windscreen.

Ravensdale

Burglary other than dwelling:

In the early hours of Thursday 18th a shed on King’s Mill Lane was entered after the lock was broken off.

Sherwood

Burglary dwelling:

Overnight on Monday an empty property under renovation on Chesterfield Road North was broken into by forcing open a rear door, a number of power tools were stolen.

Burglary other than dwelling:

Overnight on Monday an attempt was made to enter premises on St. John Street. The roof shutter and the CCTV were damaged in the incident.

Criminal damage to a motor vehicle:

On the morning of Thursday 23rd a customer returned to his vehicle, parked in the car park of a supermarket on Chesterfield Road, to find that the tyre of his bicycle had been slashed.

Town Centre

Theft of a motor vehicle:

On Monday morning a blue Renault Clio was stolen from outside a shop on Queen Street.