Thame Community Crime update for May

LOCAL Community police officers have been busy this month and the following extracts are from this month’s crime update from Thame’s Community Policing team, and includes the news that two men have been arrested in connection with a series of burglaries in the Lee Park area of Thame.

Thame’s Neighbourhood Policing team

There have been a number of break-ins to sheds across the area. Power tools and gardening equipment have been targeted along with domestic heating fuel.

A man was convicted at Oxford Crown Court for possession with intent to supply a controlled drug from a property in Thame. He received a two and half year custodial sentence for this offence.

Offenders were charged, reported, cautioned or received a Restorative Justice Resolution for the following offences in the Thame area:

Eight for Offences against the Person
Three for Burglary Dwelling
19 for Theft offences
Two for Public Order offences
Eight for Drugs offences
Three for Outraging Public Decency

Have Your Say meetings coming up; an ideal opportunity for local residents to speak to their local police officers and PCSOs about any local issues. No appointment is necessary; just turn up and speak to your local officers:

Tuesday 6 May, 2:30pm – 3:30pm, in the Post Office car park, Thame Road, Little Milton, with PCSO James Hopkin.
Wednesday 7 May, 11am – midday, outside the Memorial Hall, Chinnor Road, Towersey, with PCSO Jacky Madden.
Monday 12 May, midday – 1pm, at the Chinnor Village Centre, High Street, Chinnor, with PCSO Jacky Madden.
Saturday 17 May, 1pm – 2pm, outside the Old School Hall, Brookstones, Sydenham, with PCSO Jacky Madden.
Friday 30 May, 11am – 1pm, at the Co-Op Cafe, High Street, Thame with PCSO Diane Jackson.

You can read the full report HERE