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We are appealing for witnesses after The Bourne Mill Antiques was burgled in Farnham last night (7 March). Police were called to reports of five males wearing balaclavas putting items into a white 15 plate BMW 1 Series at Bourne Buildings on Guildford Road just before 1am. The suspects have broken into and raided the antique shop, stealing numerous items. Anyone with information should call 101 and quote ref PR/45200036458. Surrey Police is seeing business premises and retail units more at risk of being targeted for organised burglaries as criminals take advantage of lockdown measures to profit from the Covid-19 pandemic. During such unprecedented times, we understand business owners will undoubtedly feel concerned as they are being forced to close their doors and leave premises unattended. If you can remotely, please check that your security systems are in place and working correctly by doing an assessment of security cameras and making sure that any service doors are locked and secured. We are also urging business owners not to store large quantities of cash or high-value items in their premises whilst they are closed. We are patrolling more frequently both day and night, reacting to intelligence and looking out for any suspicious activity in hotspot areas and industrial estates which we have identified as being particularly vulnerable or isolated. We are also asking the public to remain vigilant and keep a look out for businesses and shops which are currently closed. If you notice anything suspicious or something that doesn’t seem right, this is urgent and we would ask you to call this into us on 101. If you see or are aware of a burglary in progress, please call us immediately on 999.
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We would like to speak to the man in the CCTV image in connection with the theft of a wallet and fraud offences at a supermarket in Godalming last month. On 12 March at around 2.20pm, the suspect followed the 76-year-old victim into the toilets in Sainsbury’s on Woolsack Way in Godalming. The suspect stole the victim’s wallet and proceeded to make two withdrawals from the Sainsbury’s cash machine shortly afterwards. At 3.20pm, the suspect used the stolen credit card to buy two iPhones from the iStore on Friary Street in Guildford. Around an hour later, the suspect attempted to purchase items from the iStore in The Peacocks Centre in Woking. We believe the man shown in the CCTV images may be able to help us solve this crime. He is described as in his early 40s, of medium build and bald. If you can help us to identify the man, or if you have any information which could help us solve this crime, please call us on 101 and quote ref PR/45200028434. You can also give information, 100% anonymously, to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111; or through their anonymous online form: https://crimestoppers-uk.org/
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Officers had to take enforcement action as a last resort in Addlestone on Sunday 5 April following a house party which ignored the government’s social distancing guidelines to slow the spread of Covid-19.
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Thousands of pounds of machinery believed to be stolen was recovered after officers from our Roads Policing Unit stopped a Scania lorry on the A3 at Ripley on Friday (3 April).
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We are appealing for anyone who recognises this photo to get in touch with us, as it may help us solve a burglary. The photo was found in a handbag, believed to have been stolen, after a routine vehicle stop involving a BMW and Audi on 19 March in Englefield Green. If you recognise this photo, or you have had a handbag stolen recently, please call us on 101 and quote ref PR/45200032410.
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We would like to say a huge thank you to all the Surrey residents who followed government advice to stay home to save lives this weekend.
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