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- Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwilliantysiliogogogoch: Indecent exposure, pro-fit issued
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man indecently exposed himself in Llanfairpwll.
Shortly after 4pm on Friday, 12th February, two teenage girls were walking along the cycle track on the A5025 between Llanfairpwll and Menai Bridge when they noticed a man walking towards them.
The man then exposed himself to the girls.
They ran away and alerted police.
- Hand-drawn funeral bier stolen from garage: Low Worsall
Police investigating the theft of a hand-drawn funeral cart in Low Worsall are appealing for information to help with their enquiries.
The cart, also known as a bier, was stolen sometime between Saturday 20 February 2010 and Sunday 28 February 2010 from a detached garage in the village.
- Spy camera placed on ceiling above urinals in male toilets: Burger King, Yeovil
Police are appealing for the public's help in tracing a man they would like to speak to in connection with an ongoing investigation.
The incident occurred on Sunday 24th January 2010 in Burger King in Yeovil town centre.
A man was seen to place a spy camera on the ceiling above the urinals in the male toilets at the premises.
- SS camouflage helmet stolen from stall: Chatham Historic Dockyard
It was taken from a stall at Chatham Historic Dockyard on Sunday 14 February.
Officers in Medway are appealing for information following the theft of a valuable piece of World War Two memorabilia.
The German SS camouflage helmet was taken from a stall on Main Gate Road in Chatham Historic Dockyard on Sunday 14 February at about 11am.
- Owners report plaits appearing in horses manes: Derwentside
Horse owners are being urged to be vigilant after reports of suspicious activity involving animals in Derwentside.
Early last month police received two reports of plaits mysteriously appearing in the manes of horses in fields at farms in Edmundbyers, near Consett.
- Grand pianos stolen from United Reformed Church: St Albans
Police are appealing for witnesses and information following the theft of two grand pianos from the United Reformed Church on Homewood Road, St Albans.
The incident took place between 12.30pm on Sunday, January 31 and 3.30pm on Monday, February 1 when offender(s) entered the building and removed two pianos that had been delivered earlier in the day.
- Conman poses as brother of comedian Peter Kay: Blackpool/Chesterfield
Police investigating a case where a man allegedly tricked landlords out of money by posing as the brother of comedian Peter Kay are appealing to people in Chesterfield and Blackpool who may know his whereabouts.
- Bull Mastiff and hedgehog garden ornaments stolen: Kesgrave
Two garden ornaments - one in the shape of a Bull Mastiff dog and grey in colour, the other a concrete hedgehog - were stolen from the front garden of a home in Spalding Lane between 5.45am on Friday 22 and 5.45am on Tuesday 26 January.
- Man steals concrete dog from outside florist, CCTV issued: Welwyn
Police are releasing CCTV images of a man they would like to speak to in connection with a theft outside a shop in Welwyn Garden City.
The incident took place on October 30 at Amity's Flower Shop in the Haldens at approximately 10.30am when a man walked past the shop and picked up a concrete dog that had been left on display outside the shop.
- Gun parts from two bird scarers stolen from field: Main Road, Duncote
We are appealing for information on a theft that took place on Main Road, Duncote some time between the18th and 25th January.
It is believed the offender(s) entered two nearby fields and stole the gun parts of two bird scarers.
Witnesses to this incident, or anyone with information, should call Northamptonshire Police on 03000 111 222.
- Ceramic pig thrown at neighbour's house: Assington
The Gurdons, Assington between 4pm and 5pm 23/01/10.
A ceramic pig has been taken from a garden and thrown at a door in a neighbouring house, damaging glass.
Calls in relation to this incident should be made to Sgt David Spence at Sudbury Police on 01284 774100.
Alternatively call Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
- Seven foot high wooden pencils vandalised: Ipswich
Stone Lodge Lane West, Ipswich between 4pm Friday 22.01.10 and 6.30am Monday 25.01.10.
The grounds of a primary school were entered and damage caused to giant (7' high) wooden pencils, which were cemented into the play area.
- Dog and cat food, vivariums and terrarium stolen: Lowestoft
Several hundred pounds worth of dog and cat food, two wooden vivariums and a glass terrarium were stolen after someone broke into a storage shed at business premises in Blackheath Road between 3.30pm yesterday, Sunday 24, and 8am this morning, Monday 25 January.
Were you in the area between these times?
- Chocolate taken in break-in at ATC hut: Horncastle
Police are appealing for any information regarding a burglary carried out at the ATC Hut on Coronation Walk, Horncastle sometime between Thursday 14 and Sunday 17 January.
A side window was broken to gain entry and a quantity of chocolate and cans of soft drink were stolen from the canteen area.
- 22-year-old man sustains graze to elbow: Beccles
Were you in Lady's Meadow in Beccles around 2.10am yesterday, Sunday 17 January?
If so police would like to speak to you after an incident in which a 22-year-old man sustained a graze to his elbow.
