Saturday 20 January 2018


 

On Saturday 20th January 2018 between 4pm and 5pm at the Stratford Golf Club two golf clubs / drivers have been taken from outside the mens changing rooms.
 
These clubs were then advertised on a Facebook buy & sell page. 

The stolen golf clubs are a mens Mizuno JPX900 with a fluffy dog club cover and a ladies Cleveland Launcher with a pink grip and blue suede cover.

Below is the alias that was used to advertise the clubs on this site. 


        

Please contact the Stratford Police Station 06-765-6680 if you have any information or know the whereabouts of these golf clubs. You can also contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111

 

8 January 2018 to 14 January 2018



 

Between 08/01/18 and 14/01/18 a small blue Yamaha pit bike has been taken from Egmont Street in Kaponga.

Please contact Constable Hessell at the Stratford Police Station 06-765-6680 ext 62207 if you have any information or know the whereabouts of this pit bike.  You can also contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111

Summer 2018



Cannabis
 
It's Cannabis growing season again and this could affect you and your neighbours.....

Cannabis is illegal

• Growers won't hesitate to use you or your property for their own means
• Other crimes such as theft and burglary are often committed to fund cannabis habits.

This applies to anyone, hunters, farmers, trampers, or the general public. Police are looking for suspicious activity, cars parked up in rural areas, and property being stolen.
 
If you see or hear anything suspicious we would like to know about it. Don't try to deal with the situation yourselves, contact us immediately.
 
YOUR CALL WILL BE IN COMPLETE CONFIDENCE

Detective Acting Sergeant Heath Karlson, New Plymouth Police            021 191 5255         
Detective Sergeant Gerard Bouterey, New Plymouth Police                    021 191 4840        
             
Information can also be provided anonymously to the organisation Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or online at www.crimestoppers-nz.org

 
 
"CRIME CANNOT EXIST IN A COMMUNITY THAT CARES"

13 December 2017



 

There have been a number of vehicle break-ins reported and unreported in the Stratford area over the past weeks.

Contact your local Police to report any incidences and phone 111 if you see any suspicious behaviour.

If you have a dog or your neighbours dog is barking this may indicate some suspicious behaviour occuring.

This is a timely reminder to keep vehicles locked and secure.

Please keep an eye out for your neighbours and their property also.

If you would like to set up a Neighbourhood Support group on your street please contact Di at the Central Taranaki Safe Community Trust.  Phone 06 765 8863, email [email protected] or sign up online www.safewatch.org.nz

8 December 2017



 

Stratford Police wish to advise residents that 2 push-bikes have been found in Stratford in December 2017.

Black and grey bike found Sunday 3 December 2017 on Avon Street (rough condition)

Silver and black bike found in river near Stratford Swimming Pool Tuesday 5 December 2017 (average condition)

 

Please contact the Stratford Police Station on 06 765 8860 or contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 if you have any information on the found bikes or if you could be the owners. 

16 October 2017



 

Stratford Police wish to advise residents that a Repco mountain bike was found in Stratford on 16th October 2017.  Please contact the Stratford Police Station on 06 765 8860 or contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 if you have any information on this bike or if you are the owner. 

27 September 2017



 

Stratford Police wish to advise residents that a 125cc Suzuki farm bike was found at Taumata Park in Eltham on 25th September 2017.  Please contact Constable Hessell at the Stratford Police Station on 06 765 8860 or contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 if you have any information on this stolen bike or if you are the owner. 

 

19 September 2017



 

Stratford Police wish to advise residents that there has been a number of trailer thefts around the Taranaki area recently, it is a timely reminder to keep your trailer safe and secure on your property and if possible use a trailer security device.