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Lead thefts and car wheels being stolen are among the latest crimes across Mansfield district.
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Here is the latest crime report from Nottinghamshire Police’s Mansfield district, covering the period from noon on Thursday, April 5, to noon on Thursday, April 12.

BERRY HILL
* Lead was stolen from the roof of a vacant property on High Oakham Drive after it was targeted overnight on Friday, April 6, and again overnight on Tuesday, April 10.

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* On Sunday afternoon, April 8. a house on Rosemary Street was entered after a rear door was forced open. Medication and a mobile phone were taken.

* A Triumph motorcycle was stolen from the car park of a public house on Nottingham Road on Thursday evening, April 5.

BROOMHILL

* A flat in shared accommodation on Fairholme Drive was entered on an exact date not known. Cash was taken from a drawer in the property.

CHURCH WARSOP

* There was an attempt to enter a house on Netherfield Lane on Wednesday, April 11. Glass in the conservatory was broken but the house itself was not entered.

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* In the early hours of Friday morning, April 6, the windscreen of a car parked on Tuxford Avenue was smashed.

EAKRING

* On Friday afternoon, April 6, a house on Maltby Road was broken into after the glass in the rear door was smashed. Nothing appears to have been stolen.

* On Friday evening, April 6, a male kicked the windscreen and the body of a car during an argument with the driver.

FOREST TOWN

* Overnight on Saturday, April 7, the passenger door of a car parked on Douglas Road was forced open and a number of items stolen, including the sat-nav, a radio, a torch and a watch.

GRANGE FARM

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* On Monday night, April 9, a garage on Arran Square was broken into after offenders forced open the door. A white mountain bike was stolen.

* A garage on Spinners Close was forced open on Monday night, April 9. It is not known if anything was taken.

* A car parked on Rannoch Drive was entered overnight on Monday, April 9, and the central console stolen. There was no sign of forced entry.

LEEMING

* There was an attempt to steal a car parked on Foxglove Grove in the early hours of Tuesday morning, April 10. The offender was scared off by the security light.

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* A car parked on Leeming Lane North was broken into overnight on Monday, April 9, and sunglasses stolen, there was no sign of forced entry.

* In the early hours of Tuesday morning, April 10, cash and sunglasses were stolen from a car parked on Balmoral Close. The incident was recorded on CCTV.

* The windscreen of a car parked on Radbourne Street was smashed.

LINDHURST

* A shed on Southwell Road East was forced open overnight on Tuesday, April 10, and a number of low value items stolen.

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* The fuel tanks of three cars parked on Bradmore Court were drilled in the early hours of Friday morning, April 6, and the fuel stolen from each vehicle.

PLEASLEY HILL

* A construction site on Woburn Lane was entered and cavity wall insulation stolen from a closed compound.

PORTLAND

* The window of a car parked on Victoria Street was smashed in the early hours of Friday morning, April 6, and the dash-cam stolen.

* The wheels and tyres from a car parked on Moor Street were stolen on Saturday morning, April 7.

RAVENSDALE

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* On Wednesday afternoon, April 11, intruders entered a house on Terrace Road through an unlocked door. They were scared off by the resident’s dogs.

* The side window of a car parked on Sandy Lane was smashed overnight on Wednesday, April 11, and the sat-nav stolen.

SHERWOOD

* Overnight on Friday, April 6, the wing mirror of a car parked on Wood Street was broken off and there were signs someone had climbed onto the bonnet.

* A beige BMW was stolen from outside an address on Rosemary Street on an exact date not known.

WARSOP BIRKLANDS

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* On Saturday evening, April 7, a house on Sherwood Street was entered through an insecure patio door. Jewellery and cash were stolen from a bedroom.

* Overnight on Friday, April 6, a car parked on Mount Crescent was scratched extensively and the windscreen damaged.

Anyone with information is asked to call Nottinghamshire Police on 101.

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