Burglars damage windows at popular country park site
CRIMINAL damage has taken place at Biddulph Grange.
Sometime between December 18 and December 20, unknown offenders gained entry to the premises and caused damage to windows.
If you see anything suspicious in the area, please call Staffordshire Police on 101 quoting incident number 111 of December 22.
Action Fraud has seen a surge in reports relating to fake emails and texts purporting to be from DPD.
The messages claim that DPD was “unable
to deliver your parcel today” and provide instructions on how the recipient can arrange another delivery.
The links in the emails and texts lead to fake websites that are designed to steal money, as well as personal and financial information.
Victims of this scam have reported losing over £242,000 since June.
For more information, please visit https:// www.actionfraud.police. uk/ aler t/ f ake- dpdmessages-lead-to-over200000-in-losses-sincejune
On Christmas Eve night, a man was arrested following a report of a male interfering with vehicles in the Leek area.
A police spokesman said: “Please ensure that your vehicle is secure and do not leave items of value on display for opportunists.”
Two men and two women have been issued with fixed penalty notices after officers were called to a property in Biddulph following reports of a gathering.
Police attended and found four vehicles parked at the address.
Fixed Penalty Notices were issued to an 18-yearold woman, a 19-year-old woman, and two 19-yearold men.
Anyone with information on any incident should contact Staffordshire Police on the 101 number.
Alternatively, witnesses can call Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.