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Another e-bike was seized in Hertsmere on Thursday following concerns about its use. The bike was seized by the Road Pol...
01/09/2026

Another e-bike was seized in Hertsmere on Thursday following concerns about its use. The bike was seized by the Road Policing Unit in 📍 Beech Drive .

E-bikes will be continue to be seized when they are being used anti-socially or causing a danger to those around them.

We know that some people consider e-bikes as harmless fun. However, we are receiving regular reports of them being used anti-socially and dangerously. We do not want anyone getting hurt, including the riders themselves.

If you are a parent or carer, please speak to your children and make sure they know the importance of using these bikes responsibly.

⚖️ A man from   will appear at court this month charged with multiple offences in the area.Mohammed Asif, aged 36, of As...
01/09/2026

⚖️ A man from will appear at court this month charged with multiple offences in the area.

Mohammed Asif, aged 36, of Ashwood Road in Potters Bar, was arrested at his home address on Friday 14 August.

The arrest was carried out following an investigation by the Potters Bar and Shenley Neighbourhood Policing Team.

Asif will appear at Magistrates’ Court on 25 September, charged with the following offences:

• Theft - stealing a phone from a coat pocket in Tesco, Mutton Lane on 27 June
• Shoplifting - stealing two vapes from Esso in Barnet Road on 6 July
• Two counts of fraud - using another's person's bank card to purchase items from Esso in Barnet Road on 6 July
• Possession of cannabis – during the arrest at his home address on 14 August

👮 PC Charlie Palmer, from the Potters Bar and Shenley Neighbourhood Policing Team, said: “These charges have been secured following an investigation by local officers into retail crime-related offences in Potters Bar. We hope this news reassures locals, especially the business community, that we take these reports seriously.”

Join the ‘Herts Connected’ community messaging service to keep up to date with what’s happening in your local area. Select ‘police’ when you sign up at https://orlo.uk/X0VJD

You can also use the Herts Connected platform to let us know what you think we should be prioritising in your area. Your feedback will help towards shaping our local policing priorities, initiatives and campaigns. Visit https://orlo.uk/SCwHE and tell us your thoughts.

❗We are appealing to the public for their help in locating a wanted man.Liam Lincoln, aged 23, is wanted on recall to pr...
30/08/2026

❗We are appealing to the public for their help in locating a wanted man.

Liam Lincoln, aged 23, is wanted on recall to prison for two commercial burglaries in .

He has links to and .

Anyone who sees Liam can report online at https://orlo.uk/I9cLs, speak to an operator in our Force Communications Room, via our online chat at https://orlo.uk/GqEmv or call the non-emergency number 101 quoting reference 75 of today’s date (Sunday 30 August).

The M25 has now re-opened between junction 21a and 22 following the earlier incident.Thank you for your patience.       ...
28/08/2026

The M25 has now re-opened between junction 21a and 22 following the earlier incident.

Thank you for your patience.

👮 Today, PCSO Karen Gregson hosted a stall outside Tesco   and was joined by Annabel, the Hertsmere Borough Council Dog ...
26/08/2026

👮 Today, PCSO Karen Gregson hosted a stall outside Tesco and was joined by Annabel, the Hertsmere Borough Council Dog Warden.

Many people stopped to chat with with Karen and Annabel. A number were signed up to Herts Connected which helps residents keep up-to-date with local police news and crime prevention advice. You can join at https://orlo.uk/5qV3w

💬 The stall gave local residents an opportunity to raise any concerns and get crime prevention advice. Issues raised included e-scooters, theft from motor vehicles, cyber crime, rogue traders and how to protect your home from burglary.

Karen explained that tracker tags can be a good idea to help protect your property. These are small electronic devices that attach to personal items so you can find them if they are lost/stolen. The Hertfordshire Police & Crime Commissioner is also running a scheme, using Selecta DNA forensic marking, to protect tradespeople from having their tools stolen. You can find out more at https://orlo.uk/wIyKT

🐶 Annabel talked about her role as the local dog warden where she is responsible for focusing on dog protection, safety, and welfare.

Dog owners were able to get their pet's microchips checked by Annabel to see if they were up-to-date.

📆 Annabel is going to be at Meadow Park tomorrow morning (Thursday) offering more microchip checks. Do go along if you're unsure about your dog's chip!

🛴 During this morning's event, frustration was raised about e-scooters. We encourage you to share your concerns with us so that we can build up a picture of when and where issues are occurring most. This will help us understand where we might need to be targeting resources. Please visit https://orlo.uk/Hr6DY and tell us your thoughts.

Thank you to everybody who stopped by this morning. Please keep an eye on our page and Herts Connected for more events coming up!

We are appealing for witnesses, information and dash cam footage following a fatal collision in  .Officers were called a...
26/08/2026

We are appealing for witnesses, information and dash cam footage following a fatal collision in .

Officers were called at 8.36am yesterday (Tuesday 25 August) to the incident involving a coach and a cyclist on Great North Road, at the junction with Church Road.

Despite the best efforts of paramedics, the cyclist, a man aged in his 60s, was sadly pronounced dead at the scene. His next of kin have been informed and are being supported by specialist officers.

A 58-year-old man from Stevenage was arrested at the scene on suspicion of causing death by careless driving and bailed pending further enquiries.

Detective Constable Neil Crosier, from the Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Serious Collision Investigation Unit, said: “Firstly, my thoughts are with the man’s loved ones at this difficult time.

“I am appealing for anyone with information to please come forward. Additionally, if you have a dash cam fitted, please check it in case you recorded any crucial footage. This can be uploaded via https://orlo.uk/3bxtO

“If you have any further details, please email me at [email protected].”

You can report information online at https://orlo.uk/35tFM, speak to an operator in our Force Communications Room via our online chat at https://orlo.uk/7fVYQ or call the non-emergency number 101, quoting ISR 131 of 25 August 2026 or Op Egret.

Alternatively, you can stay 100% anonymous by contacting the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or via their untraceable online form at https://orlo.uk/is2uj

Six people have been charged following the discovery of stolen vehicles in Bushey.On Thursday 13 August, officers from t...
21/08/2026

Six people have been charged following the discovery of stolen vehicles in Bushey.

On Thursday 13 August, officers from the Operational Support Group (OSG) were on patrol when they were alerted to a vehicle of interest travelling into Hertfordshire.

Following a search, they located it parked up outside an industrial site in Pinner Road.

Whilst officers from the Response team were dispatched to assist, a low loader arrived at the location with a stolen Porsche on the back. The driver and a passenger were subsequently arrested.

A further four people were also arrested after being discovered inside a unit nearby, along with a stolen BMW which had been broken down into parts.

The case was passed to colleagues from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) and Crime Series Investigation Unit (CSIU) to progress.

They worked tirelessly over the next 24 hours, resulting in charges being authorised by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) for all six men.

Detective Constable Alicia Vieyra, who is leading the investigation, said: “This is an excellent example of teams from across the constabulary working together quickly and effectively. Officers from the Operational Support Group, Response, CID and CSIU all played a vital role in this investigation, helping to progress enquiries at pace.

“Vehicle crime can have a significant impact on victims, and we remain committed to identifying those suspected of being involved, building the strongest possible case and bringing offenders before the courts.”

The following have been charged with conspiracy to receive stolen goods:
• Diemantis Petkunis, aged 38, of no fixed address.
• Jack Mansfield, aged 30, of Voysey Gardens, Basildon.
• Joshua Spiers, aged 31, of Creasen Butt Close, Heybridge.
• Tomas Bajorinas, aged 37, of Morley Road, Barking.
• Antanas Jansauskas, aged 59, of Tyrone Road, Beckton.
• Aleksejs Rudakovs, aged 41, of no fixed address.

Five of the men have been remanded into custody while Spiers remains on conditional bail. All six are due to appear before St Albans Crown Court on Tuesday 15 September.

We are releasing images of three people we want to identify after a burglary in  . 📍 LOCATION: Auckland Road📅 DATE: Thur...
20/08/2026

We are releasing images of three people we want to identify after a burglary in .

📍 LOCATION: Auckland Road

📅 DATE: Thursday 21 May

🕙 TIME: Overnight and into the early hours

Overnight and into the early hours of Thursday 21 May, a home was broken into on Auckland Road. Two sets of car keys and a white BMW were stolen from the address, as well as a wallet containing bank cards.

The bank cards are understood to have been used to purchase items in the Barking and Whitechapel areas of London.

Meanwhile, the BMW was recovered in June and an arrest was made.

Officers are releasing these three images because the people pictured are understood to have information that may assist the investigation.

If this is you, or you recognise these people, please email Investigator Charlotte Hartley via [email protected].

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☀️ Keep your home secure while you are awayIf you are planning summer holidays or days out in the coming weeks, make sur...
20/08/2026

☀️ Keep your home secure while you are away

If you are planning summer holidays or days out in the coming weeks, make sure your home is secure if left unoccupied.

Some parts of the county experience increases in burglaries over the summer, with residents reporting 28 burglaries since the start of July. We are working hard to catch those responsible, so you may see more police activity in your area.

If you are planning to leave your home empty, even for short periods of time, follow these tips:

• Close and lock all windows, doors and outbuildings.
• Use timers on lights so that they turn on as it gets dark in the evenings. You could also use a timer switch for a radio (always follow manufacturer's instructions).
• Installing a doorbell camera and internal/external Wi-Fi cameras, is a low-cost deterrent which will allow you to keep an eye on your home whilst you are away.
• Ask your neighbour to put your rubbish or recycling bins back if they’re being collected whilst you’re away – if they’re left out after collection day it could indicate to a passing thief that your house is unoccupied. Be a good neighbour and do the same for them.
• If you aren’t leaving your car at home, ask a neighbour/friend to park their car on your drive.
• Don’t forget to cancel deliveries of milk, newspapers etc.
• Consider moving enticing items, such as laptops and mobile devices, so that they are out of sight, or store them in the loft when you go away.
• If you are away for a longer period of time in the summer months, ask your neighbour to cut your grass. This helps to show that the house may be occupied.
• You could also ask someone you trust to help give your home a lived-in look by opening and drawing the curtains, taking in any free newspapers and moving your mail away from the letterbox.
• Sharing your holiday plans on social media can tip off burglars that your home is going to be empty, so make sure your security settings only let family and friends see your posts.
• Join our new community messaging platform Herts Connected at https://orlo.uk/knEGm to received free local police messages, crime alerts and advice

You can find further advice on securing your home at www.herts.police.uk/protectyourhome.

The Neighbourhood Policing Team are continuing to be and about in the community celebrating summer events ☀️ Recent even...
17/08/2026

The Neighbourhood Policing Team are continuing to be and about in the community celebrating summer events ☀️

Recent events have included....

🗓️ Hertsmere Fun In The Park. These events took place throughout last week in Phillimore Recreation Ground , Oakmere Park , King George Park and Meadow Park . We’re not sure who had more fun sitting in the police car or testing their running speed - the kids or the adults!

🗓️ Islamic Centre Family Fun Day. PCSO Gregson attended this event on Saturday (15 August) and spoke with several families and stall holders. Children had the opportunity to try on our uniform and enjoy some police colouring sheets, whilst we spoke with parents to discuss any police related issues they might have. One resident mentioned speeding as an issue. PCSO Gregson encouraged them to complete a priority survey on Herts Connected where residents’ feedback is used to help shape our neighbourhood policing priorities for the next four months. There was lots of interesting stalls being hosted at the fun day, from rare perfumes and honey to face painting and crafts. You can fill in the survey at https://orlo.uk/x1r5S

🗓️ The Family Fun Day at Elm Court . Sergeant Buckley attended with PCSOs Lavell and Tippett yesterday (Sunday 16 August). The officers had a great time chatting to residents, including one of our former call handlers. All the children enjoyed sitting in our car, trying on the police hats, and checking out the special equipment in the boot. It was lovely to see that many children remembered us from completing the Mini Police scheme - and even better, they told us they were continuing to remind family members about the importance of driving safely. All in all, it was a great day with fun activities, delicious food and cuddles with Marshall and Peppa Pig!

Thank you to everybody who stopped and spoke with us 👋

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