Agrcultural Plant Theft

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Agricultural Plant Theft

 

A green and yellow John Deere 6920 Tractor and a red and yellow Hay Buster straw machine were stolen from a farm on Dromore Road, Dromara overnight.

 There have been a number of high value farming machinery thefts over the last two weeks in the Lisburn area.

 The tractor registration is SK05DHJ and is valued at around £33k whilst the Haybuster is valued at £43k and is the only one of its kind in Ireland.

 The incident is believed to have occurred between 3am and 6am this morning. The vehicle may have been driven in the direction of the Gallbog Road Kinallen.

 If you can assist in identifying those involved in the theft, movements or location of the vehicles or any other details please contact police with details.

 

Various - All Areas

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Plant Theft

 

Between 20th and 21st August a JCB Digger was stolen from property on the Ballykine Road Ballynahinch.

 

This was an old JCB back hoe digger. There are no details relating to the vehicle other than it is yellow has a cracked windscreen and may have been on the Cluntagh or Ballynahinch Road the evening of the 21st. This digger may have come to your notice because of its age.

 

If you noted such a digger on the move or any persons or vehicles in the vicinity please contact police with details.

 

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Burglary

 

A property at Saintsbury Avenue Lisburn was burgled between 930 - 1030am yesterday morning. A silver VW Golf with a southern registration 03D75173 was sighted in the area.

 

If you can assist in identifying or describing the occupants, their and the vehicle movements around this time or sight this vehicle please contact police with details.

 

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An office portacabin was broken into overnight on the Glenavy Road, Upper Ballinderry.

 

Again if you note any persons or vehicles in the vicinity please contact police with details.

 

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Suspicious Vehicle

 

A red van was reported in the vicinity of Gulf Lane, Hillsborough on 11/09/13. The van has been described as having very badly faded paintwork. The van was noted being parked in the driveway of a property under building work but was not known to the contractor.

 

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A white Mercedes Hi-Top van with registration similar to LFZ2890 was reported in the vicinity of Leverogue Road, Lisburn around 230pm yesterday.

 

It had one male occupant with a southern Irish accent who was evasive when challenged by the property owner and immediately left.

 

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A white VW Transporter van registration similar to OHZ6295 was also in the vicinity of Chestnut Hall Avenue Moira yesterday. Two young men with southern Irish accents were described as touting for business.

 

No offences disclosed but again please be aware of Bogus Callers and Rogue Traders particularly if they are calling at the homes of elderly and vulnerable residents.

 

Vehicle Theft.

Vehicle Theft

 

At around 430am yesterday morning a blue coloured New Holland tractor and sprayer were stolen from the Braniel Road / Tullyard Road area of Lisburn / Drumbo.

 

The model is a New Holland 6070 and was bearing the registration ONZ8348 and alone is worth approximately £47k.

 

The vehicle may have made its way to the Anahilt / Kinallen area.

 

Did you sight this vehicle? Was it accompanied by any other vehicles or on any trailer / low loader? Can you assist in identifying its location?

 

If so please contact police with details

Missing dog - request from Mark

Guys,
Our wee yorkie dog Bailey went missing today at about 4.30 at the newforge road area of Maralin. along with six other people I have spent the last five hours looking for him, but the guy who lives in the house next to the field has cameras showing a man flagging down cars outside his house for a few minutes at 4.40, which is beside the only exit from the field. bailey is a yorkshire terrier, and was just back from the groomers. he has a very short black coat with length at his sides and face. he has tan colouring marks at his face. he has a blue collar, is licensed and microchipped and has also a silver tag with his name, our home phone number and postcode although this might not be the easiest to read. if anyone know anyone on the newforge road today at this time or anyone who has found a dog please contact me ASAP. 02838327633 or 07841013015 or pm me on here. thanks.

Home Security

Stolen fishing tackle - please inform the PSNI if approached.

Michelle Dalzell
PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Have spent this morning onsite with PSNI after our tackle shop was BROKEN INTO and ROBBED lastnight/this morning. Those of u who have visited us over the past 2 years will know that we have been working hard to build up our stock - so much so that we had JUST brought in 40 NEW RODS to take to the SHANES CASTLE GAME FAIR THIS WEEKEND. These have all been stollen. Also Shakespeare sigma fly reels, airflo delta flyreels, airflo cassette reels, airflo velocity lines, airflo sixth sense lines AND LASTLY my sense of humour:(

CARRICKFERGUS NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICING TEAM AND YOUTH JUSTICE AGENCY LAUNCH ‘THINGY’ APP

CARRICKFERGUS NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICING TEAM AND YOUTH JUSTICE AGENCY LAUNCH ‘THINGY’ APP

 

‘Thingy’ app is a new free Smartphone app designed for young people by young people.

 

Jointly funded by Carrickfergus PSNI Neighbourhood Policing Team and the Youth Justice Agency the app was conceived, planned and designed by a group of teenagers from Genesis Youth club in Whitehead together with a number of youths currently engaged with the Youth Justice Agency. It contains a wealth of information relevant to young adults from alcohol and drug awareness, to sexual health and crime.

 

Constable Shaun Fraser, Carrickfergus NPT said; “The app is one of a kind and a source of loads of useful information unique to Northern Ireland and particularly the local area.   

From conception, everything about ‘Thingy’ has been driven by the young people; the content formed out of what they knew would be useful for them in their everyday lives. They even came up with name! 

For many teenagers it can be difficult to know where to turn for help or advice when they find themselves in challenging circumstances. Often they are frightened to ask for guidance on issues like drugs or alcohol for fear they'll get into trouble and as a consequence they can sometimes end up making uninformed and unsafe choices.  

 

The 'Thingy' app contains a wealth of information on a range of issues teenagers face as well as a host of names, numbers and links to local agencies and services that can help with any number of problems or concerns.”

 

Ben Rayot, Youth Justice Agency commented; “’Thingy’ is an exciting and innovative new initiative which has given our young people an opportunity to undertake positive work for the overall benefit of their communities. The fact that it has been developed by young people for young people means that it addresses the real issues and concerns faced by young people and will help them access vital support services at the very time they need that support. Indeed in extreme circumstances where a young person may be feeling severely depressed or suicidal, it could prove to be a life-saver.”

 

Ricky Linton, Genesis Youth Club added; “Working on the app has been really fulfilling for the young people involved. It has shown them that they are capable of accomplishing great things. Each young person involved in the development of ‘Thingy’ app will also receive a Duke of Edinburgh Bronze award for their efforts.”

 

Constable Fraser added, “It is important that our teenagers feel empowered regarding their own safety and that we equip them with the tools to make positive life decisions. The ‘Thingy’ App enables our young people to get informed on any issue they face. It’s totally free and can be accessed anytime, anywhere on their Smartphone or tablet.” 

 

The ‘app’ can be downloaded at www.thingyapp.com