Neighbourhood Tactical Unit, Inspector Jonathan Roe said: “This will be a great tool for my team to record and identify offenders of criminal and anti-social behaviour.

“The devices will be used around the clock to record people and incidents behaving in an anti-social manner, which could be shown to the offenders to following day or if deemed serious enough, evidence for a criminal prosecution.

“Quite often if a person is given the opportunity to be shown their behaviour on tape, they are usually shocked and appalled by their behaviour. This is enough to shock them without given them a criminal record. If however we record a serious offence, which needs to be crimed, the footage we record will help as part of our criminal investigation.”

As the 52-year-old caretaker, stepped out of the car, the dog jumped up at the man.

The man put his arm up to defend himself and after a little struggle, managed to get hold of the dogs’ collar to restrain it.

As the man attempted to restrain the dog, the dog grabbed hold of the mans sleeve and bit into his arm.

The dog then jumped over a near by fence onto Green Lane.

The victim required four stitches in his arm and is still undergoing treatment for the wound.

During the incident the dog did not growl or bark and was not seen to be with an owner.

PC Martin Pepper, investigating the incident said: “This is a very worrying incident and I am urging anyone who believes they can identify the dog or its owner to come forward.

“I have almost ruled out the possibility the dog came from the village of Tickton, and believe this could have been a stray or a dog which had left its owner near the fields close-by.

“To help jog peoples memory, Good Friday was a windy and chilly day, the dog which attacked the victim has been described as a black small dog, perhaps 18 inches tall, possibly a staffy cross or a pit bull. The dog had a docked tail and a muddy underneath. The dog has been described as unkempt.

“The dog however was wearing a very distinctive collar around its neck.  The collar was made from a black webbed fabric, possibly canvas with silver ringlets along the length of the collar. The collar had a clasp fastening, similar to a buckle on a rucksack which was large and had either; a V, M or W letter impressed into it.

“The incident took place nearly a month ago, and after lots of local enquiries around Tickton, I feel a wider appeal is required to help identify this dog and its owner. I am pleased to say I am not aware of any other dog bite incidents immediately before or after this incident, however, the fact that the victim was attacked whilst unprovoked, makes this a priority to locate the dog and its owner.

“The victim sustained a nasty injury and I wish him well in his recovery.”

Anyone who may be able to help identify the dog or its owner is asked to contact Humberside Police on 101, quoting log number 288 of 29/03/13.

The incident happened between Drapers lane and St Johns Close at approximately 1450hrs and involved two women who were known to one another.

A 23-year-old Hedon woman was approached by a second woman who is alleged to have grabbed her by the hair and pushed her against a wall.

During the course of the incident the victim had her false nails ripped off and some of her hair was pulled out as she struggled to break free. She also sustained reddening to the left eye and soreness to the back of the neck although did not require medical treatment.

As the altercation was taking place a man is said to have approached the pair and shouted at the offender, using her name, telling her to leave the victim alone. He is also said to have intervened and attempted to pull the suspect away from the victim.

The victim does not know the identity of the witness although he has been described as a man in his mid 20s, 6ft tall with blond, short hair.

This man, and any other witnesses, are asked to contact Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 387 of 17 May or ring Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

The black Skoda Fabia was left on a private driveway on Easton Road in the town on Friday 17 May at 1900hrs.

When the owner returned to it at 1000hrs on Saturday 18 May three of the tyres of the vehicle had been slashed and there was a razor blade left in one of the tyres.

Police are seeking information about the offence and ask that anyone who saw or heard anything suspicious contacts Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 248 of 18 May 2013.

Calvin Barraclough, born 01 January 1941, lived in a flat on West Street in the East Yorkshire resort.

He was sadly found deceased at the property on Monday 13 May however no next of kin details are known.

Police are not treating the death as suspicious but are keen to locate any family or friends of Mr Barraclough.

It is believed he originally came from the West Yorkshire area and may have had two daughters.

Anyone who believes they know any next of kin details for Mr Barraclough is asked to contact the coroner for Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire on 01482 613009 or Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 794 of 13 May 2013.

Both men involved in the disagreement left the scene, before leaving any details with the driver of the Suzuki Swift.

Officers investigating the damage to the car would like to speak to the cyclist and the pedestrian.

The cyclist is described as; in his late teens to early 20’s, wearing a blue coloured polo shirt and light coloured trousers.

The pedestrian is described as in his 50’s, with a beard and rugged looking.

Anyone who was in the area of the DVLA office on Mill Lane, Beverley and witnessed the altercation is asked to contact Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101, quoting crime reference number CS/1973243/2013.  
 

It appears the thief entered the house in Pudding Gate, Bishop Burton, through an insecure front door whilst the 93-year-old lady was resting, some time between approximately 1315hrs and 1700hrs.

The lady, who is both deaf and blind, was undisturbed by the offender who took a handbag from the house along with its contents including several hundred pounds in cash.

The lady woke and was unable to locate her bag and the following day a wallet from the bag was found in the front garden by a carer.

The theft was then reported to police.

Officers are investigating the offence and are seeking witnesses. They would like to speak to anyone who saw any suspicious people in the area at the relevant time.

Anyone who can assist police is asked to contact Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 295 of 16 May 2013 or alternatively call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

Alcohol is part of many people’s lives and may have a place in cultural and family traditions. Although many people drink sensibly, sometimes it can be hard to know when you begin to drink too much.

The police often see an increase in drink related antisocial behaviour and violence over an extended weekend and particularly if the weather is good.

Inspector David Braysmith, from Humberside Police, responsible for Licensing matters and reducing violent crime, said:

“We want everyone to enjoy themselves – responsibly and safely this weekend.

“We know that whilst most people drink responsibly, there are a small minority that do not.”

A multi-agency campaign called Think B4 U Drink will be in full force during the May Bank Holiday, educating people of the dangers of alcohol.

He added: “Alcohol can dramatically change someone’s behaviour which often results in them doing something they may not do whilst sober.

“We are asking people to think about the consequences before they begin their night out.

“We want people to remember that one drink too many could change their night and the effect of their actions could harm others or lead to a criminal record for themselves.”

Insp Braysmith added: “Often people who have drunk too much alcohol will expect to suffer from a hangover the next day, and not fully realise that binge drinking and/or drinking more than the recommended intake on a regular basis can also cause long-term damage to their health.

“Alcohol is a drug that has the immediate effect of altering mood. Drinking it makes people feel relaxed, happy and even euphoric, but in fact alcohol is a depressant. It switches off the part of the brain that controls judgement, leading to loss of inhibitions. Drinking even small amounts of alcohol can affect physical coordination.  All of which can increase the risk of injury and/or harm.

“Alcohol related violence and anti-social behaviour puts significant demands on police resources and other public services, as well as having a negative impact on local communities. Think B 4 U Drink is a multi-agency campaign covering all aspects of alcohol related harm. In order to effectively address the issues it is essential there is a greater focus on joint working with other services dealing with alcohol related harms.

"Humberside Police’s involvement in the Think B 4 U Drink campaign is designed to raise awareness of the crime and disorder issues associated with alcohol and to bring about changes in behaviour in order to deliver positive outcomes.

“Our part of the Think B4 U Drink campaign will focus on individual responsibility and on the responsibility of those within the licensed trade.”

The Think B4U Drink campaign is run by a range of agencies within the Humber region. This includes Humberside Police, NHS, East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Humberside Fire and Rescue Service and Safer Roads Humber. Their overall aim is to reduce the effects alcohol can have on individuals, their families and friends and the local community.

For more details please visit www.ThinkB4Udrink.org

POLICE are appealing for assistance in locating a high risk missing person who has gone missing from his home address in Driffield.

Robert STOREY (73), was reported missing to police at 1605hrs on Wednesday 22 May after he left his home address on Millfield Garth, Middleton on the Wolds in Driffield at around 1500hrs the same day.

Officers have searched through the night for Mr Storey and at this time the search is continuing across Driffield and in the Kipling Coates area, where it is believed he liked to frequent.

Mr Storey has been described to police as a white male, 5ft 10ins tall and of a stocky build, blue eyes with short grey hair and a grey moustache. He was last seen to be wearing a grey coloured hat, a black coloured coat, with white piping down the sleeve, black trousers and a black t-shirt.

He is known locally as Clive Storey.

Police are now growing very concerned for the welfare of Mr Storey as in a recent conversation with his family, he appeared to be somewhat distressed and he is currently on medication, which he may not have taken with him.

The East Riding was subjected to some torrential weather conditions last night and police are now asking people across the area to check their sheds, their gardens and any other out buildings where it is possible for a person to take shelter.

Mr Storey and anyone who may have information as to his whereabouts are asked to call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting log 463 of 22 May 2013.

The assault is said to have happened between 0300hrs and 0430hrs on 16 March 2013 at an address on Fourth Avenue in the town.

The victim, a 31-year-old local woman, was walking home alone after a night out when she was approached by two men she has described as being of Eastern European appearance.

The pair invited her to a party at a nearby house and the woman accepted the invitation.

However, whilst she was at the address on Fourth Avenue, it is alleged she was subjected to a sexual assault by one of the men.

The CCTV image attached shows four men who were seen in the area at the time the woman was approached by the pair of men and police would like to identify and talk to them.

Anyone who recognises any of the three men depicted is asked to contact Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 144 of 16 March or alternatively ring Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

POLICE are continuing to appeal for assistance in locating a high risk missing person who has gone missing from his home address in Driffield.

Robert STOREY (73), was reported missing to police at 1605hrs on Wednesday 22 May after he left his home address on Millfield Garth, Middleton on the Wolds in Driffield at around 1500hrs the same day.

Officers have continued the search through the night for Mr Storey and at this time the search is continuing.

Mr Storey has been described to police as a white male, 5ft 10ins tall and of a stocky build, blue eyes with short grey hair and a grey moustache. He was last seen to be wearing a grey coloured hat, a black coloured coat, with white piping down the sleeve, black trousers and a black t-shirt.

Police are now growing very concerned for the welfare of Mr Storey as in a recent conversation with his family, he appeared to be somewhat distressed and he is currently on medication, which he may not have taken with him.

The East Riding has been subjected to some torrential weather conditions and police are now asking people across the area to check their sheds, their gardens and any other out buildings where it is possible for a person to take shelter.

Officers investigating this incident have been given reports of a number of potential sightings of Mr Storey. A member of the public reported that man, who matched the description of Mr Storey was sat outside the Goodmanham Arms. This, along with other potential sightings are currently being looked into.

Mr Storey is known locally and to friends and family as Clive Storey.

Specially trained officers are currently assisting in the search for Mr Storey along with Mountain Serach and Rescue, Yorkshire and Lincolnshire Search and Rescue, Mounted Section, Dog Section, Air Support Unit and other search groups have offered support over the weekend, if required.

Mr Storey and anyone who may have information as to his whereabouts are asked to call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting log 463 of 22 May 2013.

Police are not treating the discovery as suspicious.

Humberside Police would like to thank the public and all the other agencies involved for their valuable support during the search for Mr STOREY.

Our deepest sympathy goes out to the family and friends of Mr STOREY
 

As the 52-year-old caretaker, stepped out of the car, the dog jumped up at the man.

The man put his arm up to defend himself and after a little struggle, managed to get hold of the dogs’ collar to restrain it.

As the man attempted to restrain the dog, the dog grabbed hold of the mans sleeve and bit into his arm.

The dog then jumped over a near by fence onto Green Lane.

The victim required four stitches in his arm and is still undergoing treatment for the wound.

During the incident the dog did not growl or bark and was not seen to be with an owner.

PC Martin Pepper, investigating the incident said: “This is a very worrying incident and I am urging anyone who believes they can identify the dog or its owner to come forward.

“I have almost ruled out the possibility the dog came from the village of Tickton, and believe this could have been a stray or a dog which had left its owner near the fields close-by.

“To help jog peoples memory, Good Friday was a windy and chilly day, the dog which attacked the victim has been described as a black small dog, perhaps 18 inches tall, possibly a staffy cross or a pit bull. The dog had a docked tail and a muddy underneath. The dog has been described as unkempt.

“The dog however was wearing a very distinctive collar around its neck.  The collar was made from a black webbed fabric, possibly canvas with silver ringlets along the length of the collar. The collar had a clasp fastening, similar to a buckle on a rucksack which was large and had either; a V, M or W letter impressed into it.

“The incident took place nearly a month ago, and after lots of local enquiries around Tickton, I feel a wider appeal is required to help identify this dog and its owner. I am pleased to say I am not aware of any other dog bite incidents immediately before or after this incident, however, the fact that the victim was attacked whilst unprovoked, makes this a priority to locate the dog and its owner.

“The victim sustained a nasty injury and I wish him well in his recovery.”

Anyone who may be able to help identify the dog or its owner is asked to contact Humberside Police on 101, quoting log number 288 of 29/03/13.

POLICE in the East Riding are reminding people that shop theft will not be tolerated and that if caught you will be prosecuted.

Inspector Taylor of Bridlington’s Neighbourhood Policing Team stated: "I would like to take this opportunity to remind people that shop theft is illegal and those people who are caught doing so will be prosecuted.

"It is important that people remember that not only stealing is illegal, also purchasing stolen goods is also against the law.

"If you do buy anything that is found to be stolen you could end up with a charge of handling stolen goods, a crime in itself which could result in a fine or community order in lesser cases or a custodial sentence of up to 14 years for more serious cases.

"In these hard economic times and people are desperate to save money wherever they can. But this is not the way to do it.

"Be careful who you buy goods from. If you’re in doubt about whether the seller has the right to sell an item, find out what you can about the item and the seller. It’s the same rule of thumb as most things – if it’s too good to be true, then it probably is!

"Handling stolen goods is a crime but you're unlikely to be arrested if you didn't know the goods you bought were stolen. You should tell the police as soon as you discover or suspect you've bought stolen goods. Stop using them. If you don't report it and you carry on using your goods, you could be arrested for handling stolen goods.

"The local Neighbourhood Policing Team has a really good relationship with the Bridlington and East Riding second-hand shops, the staff are all aware of the law in relation to handling stolen goods. So people are looking at alternative ways of passing on their stolen items. People often feel that this is a victimless crime but it is not just large retailers that are hit by this type of crime. Smaller local shops are also victims of theft which directly hits the local economy and jobs."

A 34 year old woman was recently charged with shop theft at Morrison’s supermarket in Bridlington. The theft happened on Monday 20 May and the woman will be appearing at Bridlington Mags Court on Wednesday 05 June.

At 1909hrs on Friday 31 May police received a call following an explosion at an address on Nelson Street in Bridlington.

The resident, who was inside the address at the time of the incident, a 19 year old man was taken to HRI for treatment to a number of burns to his face and arms. He was later transferred to Pinderfields where he remains in a stable condition.

Superintendent Darren Downs said: "The investigation is in its early stages, however indications suggest that this explosion was caused by drugs and butane gas being inside the premises.

"I would like to send a message to people that this is a dangerous combination and one that could easily has have fatal consequences for the resident and potentially also for neighbouring properties.

"I would urge people not to experiment with dangerous gases and carry out acts that they may think will be of some benefit to them."

Anyone with information is asked to call Humberside Police tel 101 reference log 665 of 31 May 2013.

A 39-year-old man was walking along the street, when an unknown man punched him in the face, whilst passing him in the opposite direction.

The two men did not speak to each other at any point and the offender continued on his journey immediately after the incident.

The victim sustained reddening to his cheek bone and has a swollen left eye.

The offender is described as a white male, of a slim build and 5ft 8ins tall. He is thought to be aged in his 20s and he was wearing a black hooded top with a red trim.

If you saw the incident or you have information about the assault, please call Humberside Police on 101, quoting crime reference 1978335. Alternatively, speak to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 to give the information anonymously.
 

All three are now in police custody awaiting questioning by detectives. They are aged 42, 37 and 31.

Inquiries into the incident are ongoing and officers still wish to hear from anyone who was in the area at the time of the small explosion and who may have seen anything suspicious.

Detective Inspector Paul Kirby said: "I would like to reassure the local community in Hedon that Humberside Police have dealt with this incident with the seriousness it deserved and have arrested these three suspects promptly.

"I would be very keen still to hear from anyone who was in the Market Hill area of Hedon in the early hours of yesterday and who might have seen three men. Anyone with informatin should contact Humberside Police on 101 referring to log 36 of 06 June."

The 58-year-old from Bridlington is believed to have sustained a possible fracture to her foot after a glass bottle, dropped from a third floor window, landed on her foot as she walked along Princess Terrace in the town.

The incident happened at approximately 1300hrs on Wednesday 05 June.

It is alleged a man in a third floor flat dropped or threw items including a frying pan and the glass bottle onto the street below.

Officers have arrested two men in connection with the incident. A 19–year-old man and an 18–year-old man were questioned on suspicion on assault and have now been released on police bail.

Police would like to hear from any witnesses who saw what happened in the street. Anyone with information is asked to contact Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log or call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

The men, aged 42, 37 and 31, were detained overnight and questioned by detectives and have this afternoon been released on police bail whilst further inquiries are undertaken.

Officers investigating the explosion continue to seek information from any member of the public with information about the incident and ask witnesses to contact Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 36 of 06 June 2013.

The incident happened at approximately 1520hrs on Sunday 09 June on the A614 between Middleton on the Wolds and Shiptonthorpe.

It is alleged the TVR was travelling along the road from the direction of Middleton on the Wolds towards Shiptonthorpe and had overtaken a number of other vehicles when an unidentified black car pulled out into the path of the TVR causing the driver of the sports car to take avoiding action so as not to collide with the black car.

The TVR left the main carriageway and as a result the driver suffered a number of cuts and bruises.

The black car did not stop at the scene and police are seeking information abut the incident.

Witnesses are asked to contact to PC Ian Foster at Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 456 of 09 June 2013.