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Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses, mobile phone footage and information following a serious assault in Milton Keynes in the early hours of this morning (1/11).
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We are re-appealing for information in connection with a rape and an attempted rape in Milton Keynes.
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Thames Valley Police is releasing images of a man we would like to speak to in connection with a rape and an attempted rape in Milton Keynes.
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Thames Valley Police is appealing for information following the rape of a teenage girl in Milton Keynes.
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The family of Frantz Lauritzen have released a tribute to him after he died following a road traffic collision on the B526 Northampton Road Lathbury, Newport Pagnell on Wednesday (19/11).
There have been an increase in reporting of persons sitting outside the shops and asking for money.
People have raised that they feel intimidated by this behaviour
Three Community Protection Warnings have been issued so far to parties involved.
Patrols have been increased at relevant times to discourage this behaviour.
We are liaising with the Parks Trust who own the land where the shops are situated, as well as staff within the affected stores, in order to understand the impact on customers and to obtain CCTV footage where applicable to assist with identification
Repeated calls for service regarding the smell of cannabis in communal areas of blocks of flats on Brahaman Way and Antolian Avenue in Whitehouse
Cannabis warning letters were issued to a number of flats to remind residents that possession of cannabis is illegal and that the smell of cannabis smoke is classed as anti-social behaviour.
Key locations are being regularly patrolled by Neighbourhood units in order to identify specific flats involved. Out of court disposals have been issued to persons found in possession.
Community Protection Warnings have been issued to the residents in multiple flats in order to minimise this behaviour which is having an impact on the local residents
Concerns raised by residents in Whitehouse around an increase recently in dwelling burglaries
We have been visiting properties in effected areas and passed out safeguarding advice and burglary protection leaflets.
We are attending more community events in the upcoming month to help reassure at risk persons and properties
We have attended 2 community meetings to share information and provide reassurance about ongoing investigations which our Priority Crime Team are actively dealing with.
We have arranged Street Surgeries to provide more specific security advice.
Operation Darknight begins in October which is focussed patrols identifying vulnerable properties and using social media to enable residents to target harden their properties and thereby deter offenders
