Thursday 12th December 2024
From the Facebook page of Warminster Police:
We are appealing for witnesses to a serious assault that took place in Weymouth Street at 11pm on November 23.
A male was reportedly attacked by another male and required hospital treatment.
If you were in the area and saw this incident take place, please call 101 quoting crime reference number 54240138759.
Tuesday 10th December 2024
From the Facebook page of Warminster Police:
Warminster Neighbourhood Policing team which covers Warminster Westbury Mere and Tisbury alongside our response teams are working hard to tackle shoplifting in the Towns and rural locations . Over the next few weeks there will be increased High Visibility patrols throughout all four areas .
Retail Crime is a priority for Warminster Neighbourhood Policing Team.
Shoplifting has a huge impact on businesses, and we will continue to support them to take positive action against those committing crime.
We are encouraging businesses to report theft either via 101 or online via our website.
Our officers will be offering reassurance and advice to all retailers on how to report and what warrants a 999 call, 101 report or online crime report.
We will continue to work closely with Warminster Town council and Warminster CCTV and other partners.
We understand that this can be a challenging time for many people and if you are struggling then there are organisations that can help, Nelsons Trust , Connect (Turning Point ), and local food banks.
Monday 9th December 2024
Wiltshire police regularly work with partner agencies. Warminster Town CCTV [based at North Row, Warminster] are an agency that we work with every single day. They provide crucial CCTV used to identify and prosecute offenders.
PC Foreman met with some of the team [pictured above] whilst out on proactive patrols. They shared information relating to an incident and the CCTV team worked tirelessly to gather the evidence by reviewing their footage.
Thank you @Warminster CCTV
Monday 9th December 2024
From the Facebook page of Warminster Police:
Officers investigating the theft of a handbag from the Anchor Inn in Warminster would like to hear from anyone who may have been in the area at the time.
On Saturday 12 October, at about 11.30pm, a Moschino bag was stolen after being briefly left on the bar.
We would particularly like to speak to the person pictured in this CCTV image. While her face is indistinct, it is possible that someone may recognise their distinctive coat.
If you can help, please contact us on 101 quoting log 54240122583
You can also leave information without giving your name by calling Crimestoppers on 0800 555111
Wednesday 20th November 2024
From the Facebook page of Warminster Police:
We would like to identify this woman in connection with a shoplifting incident at Morrisons, Weymouth Street, Warminster.
An unknown suspect has stolen goods from the shop and we believe the woman in this photo can help with our ongoing investigation.
If you recognise her, please call 101 quoting reference 54240110924.
Thursday 7th November 2024
Press release from Warminster Town Council:
Businesses Invited To Share Experiences Of Retail Crime –
Warminster businesses have been invited by Warminster Town Council to a meeting with Wiltshire Police.
A meeting has been arranged for local businesses to discuss the problems of retail crime in Warminster and will be held at the Civic Centre, Sambourne Road on Tuesday 12th November at 10am. The meeting will last no more than an hour and will be attended by Wiltshire Police.
The meeting is an opportunity for Warminster businesses to give feedback to Wiltshire Police on their experience of retail crime and an opportunity to put forward questions to them.
It will also be a chance for businesses to hear about:
• What steps the Police are taking locally
• Police intelligence and crime trends
• Advice on crime prevention and reporting crimes
• News on successful convictions
• How Warminster’s CCTV and Shopwatch work
A Warminster Town Council spokesperson said: “This meeting is for you so we can work together and get better results. There is also an option to join via Teams. Please let us know if you can attend or would prefer to join on Teams.”
If you are unable to attend but would like to send any comments or feedback, email townclerk@warminster-tc.gov.uk.
For more information and if businesses would like to be added to our mailing list contact Warminster Town Council, Tel: 01985 214847 or email: admin@warminster-tc.gov.uk
Monday 21st October 2024
Witness Appeal from the Police:
Can you help? – Witness Appeal
This is an appeal for witnesses to the dog attack on Friday evening between 5:15pm and 5:45pm in which a dog sadly passed away from the injuries sustained in the attack. The incident happened in The Dene / Woodcock Road area.
It is believed that a white dog carried out the attack. Any information will be gratefully received.
Any information regarding the dog attack on Friday and anyone who witnessed the attack or who may have seen the dogs in the area before or after the attack.
Any information can be reported to the police via 101 or the Wiltshire Police website quoting reference number 54240123368, alternatively you can contact Karen Lisa Dewey via private message.
Wednesday 9th October 2024
Press release from Warminster Town Council:
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A male and female have been arrested following successful use of the Warminster and Westbury CCTV partnership on Monday 7th October.
Sports Direct alerted Shopwatch to reports of a male and female stealing a pair of Nike trainers. The individuals were swiftly located by CCTV.
Wiltshire Police were quickly contacted, given detailed descriptions and arrived at the scene – after a short chase both a male and female were arrested for theft. One was arrested for going equipped.
Both were taken to Melksham Police Station and the property returned to Sports Direct.
A Warminster and Westbury CCTV spokesperson said: “We are taking action and working quickly with local shops to stop shoplifters in our town. Our vigilant CCTV operators and officers will continue to work together to help protect Warminster.”
Thursday 3rd October 2024
From the Facebook page of Warminster Police:
The Neighbourhood Policing Team would like to inform the community about a recent spike in thefts from vehicles, especially company Vans in the Codford area.
These incidents have occurred over the past couple of days, with thieves primarily targeting parked vehicles during late evenings and early morning hours.
To help protect your vehicles and belongings please remind yourself to: lock your vehicle, park when possible in well-lit areas, remove your valuables or high value tools and be vigilant and report any suspicious activity immediately to the Police by calling 999.
We will be increasing patrols in the affected areas and working actively to identify individuals responsible.
We encourage everyone to stay alert and work together to prevent further incidents.
Saturday 17th August 2024
From the Facebook page of Warminster Police:
Officers investigating an assault in Warminster are appealing for witnesses and information.
At approximately 7.15pm on July 31 2024, a group of around 10 to 15 males assaulted a lone male in Portway road, just up the road from the fire station.
The victim, a man in his 40s, sustained serious injuries which required a three day hospital stay for treatment.
The suspects are believed to have been aged between 10 and 17 and some were on bikes at the time.
We believe there were a number of cars and members of the public passing the area at the time. If this was you and you witnessed the assault, or if you have dash cam footage which could assist, please get in touch.
Call 101 and quote crime reference number 54240089766.
Alternatively, call CrimeStoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
