Dear Residents This week’s regular crime report from Surrey Police for the Woking area is below. These reports are sent to everyone registered on the Neighbourhood Alert system with the purpose of making you aware of what is happening in Woking. This is only a chosen snapshot of what has happened in Woking during this period. Woking incidents in last period Can you provide any information relating to the following recent incidents/activities? Do you have any CCTV locally that might capture anything in connection to these incidents? Surrey Police can now send links to you to upload CCTV remotely if required. If so, please report via the Surrey Police web page: https://www.surrey.police.uk/ro/report/ quoting the appropriate incident number. During this period the following might be of be interest. Did you see anything suspicious? Theft. Commercial Way (outside Gails). Saturday 20 July 13.55-17:00. 45240082674. Ladies purple bike stolen, lock had been severed by suspect. Keyless Vehicle Theft. Rectory Lane, Byfleet. Sunday 21 July 07:30. 45240082770. Black Yahama Motorbike stolen. Vehicle crime. Byfleet. Wednesday 24 July 19:00 – Thursday 25 July 08:40. 45240084764. Silver Ford Focus rear windscreen smashed. Recently there have been receiving numerous reports of begging involving a male suspect described as being in his 70s, with a stocky build, grey hair and a grey beard. In some cases, it has been reported that the beggar has become aggressive while asking for money. These reports have predominantly come in from Knaphill and St. Johns. If someone does become aggressive when asking for money, please call 999. When making a report regarding this issue, you can quote the reference 45230100562 so that it can be brought to attention of the officer monitoring the situation. Protecting your home from crime | Crime prevention | Surrey Police Preventing car and vehicle theft | Crime Prevention | Surrey Police Catalytic converter theft | Surrey Police Included in this week’s report is a link to this week’s Woking Beat Facebook page. Anyone can view the Beat – you do not need a Facebook page. Woking Beat (Surrey Police) | Facebook Steve Dew Police Support Volunteer | 
