POLICE are appealing for help in locating a teenage girl who has been reported missing in Grimsby.

Emma GOODWIN (16) of David Street, Grimsby was reported missing to police this morning (Tuesday 18 March) after not being seen since Wednesday 12 March.

Miss Goodwin is described as a white female, 5ft 6ins tall and with dark brown shoulder length hair and of a slim build. It is not known what clothing she was last seen to be wearing, however it is believed she may have taken clothing with her.

Emma has been reported missing to police a number of times before. She made contact with her mother on Saturday, however no contact has been made since.

A number of people have come forward with information as to the potential whereabouts of Emma and address checks are now taking place.

Emma GOODWIN and anyone who may know where she is asked to call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting log 292 of 18 March 2014.

POLICE are appealing for help in locating a boy who has been reported missing and who may be in Grimsby.
 

Wesley ROBINSON (14) has been living at an address in the Staffordshire area when he was reported missing to Humberside Police on Wednesday 12 March 2014.
 

Mr ROBINSON has previously lived in the Grimsby area and has a number of family and friends in the area. 
 

He is described as a white male, slim build with strawberry blonde hair and blue eyes. He is thought to have last been seen wearing a long sleeved Fred Perry polo shirt, grey coloured jogging bottoms and a pair of Nike Air Max One trainers.
 

Wesley has been reported missing on a number of occasions previously. Police have conducted extensive address checks in the Grimsby area, however he has still not been located. 
 

Police believe that a member of his family or his friends know where Wesley is but have not yet provided police with the information which can help locate him. It is thought he may be staying on the Grange Estate and has been seen in the town centre.
 

Wesley and anyone who can help locate him is asked to call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting log 121 of 12 March 2013.

POLICE are appealing for information after a lawnmower was stolen from a vehicle when it was parked at a set of traffic lights in Grimsby.
 

A gold coloured Mondeo was parked at a set if traffic lights at the junction with Convamore Road and Wellington Street, Grimsby at around 1500hrs on Friday 14 March.
 

The boot of the vehicle was slightly open as there was a lawnmower in the boot.
 

The driver of the vehicle noticed a white coloured transit van behind him and, heard a noise that he thought was his boot opening a little more, due to the lawnmower being in situ.
 

When the driver arrived at his location he noticed that the lawnmower had been stolen.
 

Police believe there may have been other vehicles in the area who may have witnessed what happened.
 

Anyone with information is asked to call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting crime reference AC/2032352/2014.

A MAN from Immingham has been charged with a burglary which happened on Woodsland Close, Grimsby.

The 25 year old man was charged with the burglary which happened on Sunday 16 March 2014.

A number of items were stolen which included a selection of tools, a KTM mini motorbike, a Boardman cycle, a petrol remote control car, a wheelbarrow and a golf trolley.

The man has been released on conditional bail and will be appearing at Grimsby Mags Court on 07 April 2014.

POLICE are re appealing for information to help find missing Grimsby girl Emma Goodwin.

Emma (16) was reported missing to police after not being seen since Wednesday 12 March. Police are now growing increasingly concerned for Emma as she has not made contact with anyone since Monday 17 March.

A number of calls have been made to police informing of where Emma has been seen. At this time these enquiries are being followed up.

Emma GOODWIN (16) of David Street, Grimsby was reported missing to police on Tuesday 18 March after not being seen since Wednesday 12 March.

Miss Goodwin is described as a white female, 5ft 6ins tall and with dark brown shoulder length hair and of a slim build. It is not known what clothing she was last seen to be wearing, however it is believed she may have taken clothing with her.

Emma has been reported missing to police a number of times before. She made contact with her mother on Monday, however no contact has been made since.

Emma GOODWIN and anyone who may know where she is asked to call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting log 292 of 18 March 2014.

POLICE would like to remind people of the dangers of making hoax phone calls to the emergency services, after a call made to police resulted in a number of resources being deployed for a lengthy period of time.

When a hoax phone call is made to the police it is not obvious from the outset that call is not genuine. It is for this reason that police have a duty to investigate whatever the incident may be. Those calls can often include assaults, burglary, sudden deaths and concerns for safety.

In recent weeks, across the Southbank, officers have been deployed to incidents which have turned out to be nothing more than a waste of police time and resources.

One of the more recent, and significant, of the hoax calls came into police at 1944hrs on Thursday 20 March. Coastguard alerted police to the fact that there was allegedly a man who was struggling in the water, close to Blundell Park Football Ground, Cleethorpes. The Coastguard, Lifeguard and the Search and Rescue Helicopter from Leconfield, was called upon to help in the search for the alleged man who was in the water.

A number of police officers and PCSOs were sent to the location to help assist in the search and speak to people in the area, who might be able to locate the man. After an almost two hour search and a listen back to the original call, to the Coastguard, it became apparent that this was a hoax incident. The person who made the call is now in the process of being spoken to by police.

This incident is an example of how a large number of resources, have been wasted and deployed to an incident when they could have been required somewhere else. The thoughtless act of the person who made that call is putting the safety of others at risk.

Gone are the days when a 999 call was the only way that people made hoax 999 calls. A number of hoax incidents, which have been reported to police in North Lincolnshire, have come via a text message. Enquiries are underway to now identify the actual user of the phone, as the information police have is not providing them with the correct person.

Police, alongside all other emergencies services, would like to remind people of the importance of not making such calls to distract from other serious incidents. That one hoax call you make, could be at a time when somebody you know is in real need of a police officer, ambulance or the coastguard, and it might well be that  they could not attend as you have just sent them on a wild goose chase.

POLICE are appealing for help in locating a 15 year old boy who has been reported missing in Grimsby.

Jackie BRAMMER (15) was reported missing to police on Wednesday 19 March after he went to go see a friend and did not return to his home address on Heneage Road.

Jackie is described as a white male, 5ft 6ins tall and with brown hair, of a skinny build. He was last seen to be wearing black skinny jeans, a black Adidas top and a black beanie style hat.

He has been reported missing to police on a number of previous ocassions.

Jackie and anyone who may know of his whereabouts is asked to call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting log 683 of 19 March 2014.

A MAN who was on a night out with friends was assaulted and taken to hospital in Grimsby with serious injuries.

Between 0100hrs and 0245hrs on Wednesday 05 March a man, and a group of friends were out on the Riverhead in Grimsby.

The three men were involved in an altercation with a woman. This then resulted in one of the group being assaulted by an unknown man.

Later on in the evening the offender, sees the group again. This time he is with a group of people.

The man who was assaulted leaves the area, wanting to avoid any further potential altercation. Him and his two friends make their way home.

The three men are then followed by the offender, and his group of friends as they walk on Station approach.

The man, an 18 year old, and his two friends are then assaulted by the group.

The group run away and the 18 year old is then assaulted again on Brighowgate and Pelham Road. He managed to get himself up, run away and call the police.

He attended DPOW and was treated for a fractured collar bone, bruises and ligament damage to his leg.

Police would like assistance from anyone who might be able to help identify any of the offenders, who are described as:

A white male, aged in his late teens, around 5ft 8ins tall and of a stocky build. He had short spiky blonde hair and a sleeve of tattoos on one of his arms. He was wearing a red polo shirt and navy blue jeans.

A dark skinned male, aged in his late teens and around 6ft 3ins tall. He was of a slim build and with short, black coloured hair. He was wearing a blue coloured t-shirt and jeans.

A white male, aged in his 20s and around 5ft 10ins tall. He was of a slim build and with short mousy brown coloured hair. He was wearing a blue coloured top.

A white male aged in his late teens, around 5ft 7ins tall and of an average build. He had short brown hair. He was wearing a navy blue coloured t-shirt and light coloured jeans.

Anyone who can provide police with information is asked to call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting crime reference AA/2032278/2014 or call Crimestoppers anonymously tel 0800 555 111.

A CARRERA BANSHEE mountain bicycle was stolen as a man was stopped by a group of men outside a shop on Hainton Avenue, Grimsby.

At around 1830hrs on Sunday 23 March, a 34 year old man was cycling along Hainton Avenue, Grimsby. As he approached the shops between Catherine Street and Margaret Street he was asked for a light, by a group of around four or five men.

The man stepped off the bicycle when he felt something hit him on the back of his head. A smaller member of the group then took hold of the man's bicycle and rode it away in the direction of Freeman Street.

The 34 year old man gave chase to the group but they managed to run away.

Four of the men are described as white men aged in their late teens. one of them is described a white boy aged around 13 years old. All of them had on dark clothing and either a hat on or, their hood up.

The stolen CARRERA BANSHEE bicycle is described as a metallic grey coloured mountain bicycle with orange coloured flashing on the frame, white writing on the front forks, dual suspension, hydraulic breaks, mud guards to the front and rear and rear light dynamo on the front handle bars.

Anyone who can help police with information about the offenders and/or the whereabouts of the stolen bicycle is asked to call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting crime reference AC/2034289/2014 or call Crimestoppers tel 0800 555 111.

A QUICK and efficient arrest by officers in Grimsby has resulted in a woman being charged with the theft of cash from an elderly man.

Jade WIGNALL (29) of Sea View Street, Cleethorpes was charged with one count of theft from a person after she was arrested on Tuesday 25 March 2014.

Police received a call at 1402hrs yesterday (Tuesday 25 March) reporting that a woman had approached a man on Albion Street and asked him for some cash. The woman then put her hand into the mans trouser pocket, stole cash and ran away.

Jade WIGNALL will be appearing at Grimsby Magistrates Court this morning (Wednesday 26 March 2014).

A man has been charged with an aggravated burglary from December 2013.

Leigh BRYDGES (39), of NFA was arrested by police on Wednesday 26 March 2014. He was charged with an incident which happened on Albion Street, Grimsby on 14 December 2013.

An iPhone, iPad, cash, Playstation games, two Samsung mobile phones an iPod and an Armani watch were all stolen.

Mr BRYDGES has appeared at Grimsby Magistrates Court this morning (Thursday 27 March).

A Cleethorpes man has been handed a 12 month prison sentence after being found guilty of a number of traffic offences.
 

Simon LANDYMORE (34) of Montague Street, Cleethorpes was arrested by police, in the early hours of Sunday 15 December, after he was driving a green coloured Ford KA, along High Street in Cleethorpes, in front of a police vehicle and caused concern to the officer.
 

The green coloured Ford KA, pulled away at great speed, ignored various traffic signals - including traffic lights, travelled in excess of 30mph in a residential area, hit the kerb numerous times and weaved in and out of carriageways, before eventually being stopped by police.
 

The driver of the vehicle, Mr LANDYMORE, was breathalysed at the roadside and was found to be over the legal limit. He was arrested and transported into custody at Grimsby Police Station. A male passenger in the vehicle was also arrested at the time. He was later released without charge.
 

Simon LANDYMORE was charged with driving a motor vehicle above the alcohol limit, use of a motor vehicle without third party insurance, aggravated vehicle taking and dangerous driving. He has been sentenced to 12 months in prison.

FOUR people were arrested and a street in Grimsby Town centre was closed off, as police dealt with a large scale disturbance at 1753hrs last night (Thursday 27 March).
A call was made to police informing that a disturbance had started inside the Yarborough Hotel, Bethlehem Street in Grimsby. This resulted in damage being caused to one of the bars inside the premises.
The people then left the bar and, the disturbance is then believed to have continued onto Bethlehem Street. In order to help contain the incident and identify the people involved, police blocked off the street.
Three cars, a silver coloured Vectra, a red coloured VW Gold and a grey coloured VW, which were parked close to Pygott and Crone Estate Agents were all damaged in the incident.
A 24 year old man, a 26 year old woman, a 22 year old man and a 25 year old man were arrested and remain in police custody at Grimsby Police Station.
Three people were handed Section 27 Dispersal orders.
Enquiries into the incident are still on going and anyone with information is asked to call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting log 510 of 27 March 2014.
 

POLICE are currently investigating an incident which happened on Cooper Lane, Laceby, shortly after 0330hrs this morning (Monday 31 March).

Officers received a call after three men had entered an address and assaulted a resident of the property.

The men left the premises in a vehicle prior to police attendance.

After a two hour search three men were arrested on the Nunsthorpe Estate and a vehicle has been seized.

The resident of the property - a man aged in his 20s - was taken to DPOW hospital. He remains in hospital, the extent of his injuries are not known.

The three men who were arrested, Two 20 year olds and a 21 year old remain in custody at Grimsby Police Station.

THE large quantity of tools below have been located at an address in Cleethorpes. Police believe that they are all stolen and would them returning to their rightful owner(s). If you can help with this then please call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting log 105 of 07 March 2014

A black coloured Mitsubishi was damaged as it was parked on Dugard Road, Cleethorpes at around 1930hrs on Tuesday 08 April 2013.

An unknown vehicle has been in collision with the back of the vehicle. This caused dents and scratch marks to the rear drivers side wheel arch of the Mitsubishi.

Police would ask anyone who may have seen the vehicle which caused this damage to call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting log 191 of 09 April 2014.

Police are currently investigating an incident which happened on Carnforth Crescent, Grimsby at around 1417hrs.

A man is believed to have approached a man as he made his way to his vehicle.

The unknown man is believed to have asked the other man to hand over his mobile phone, before assaulting him with a bladed object.

The injured man has been taken to DPOW hospital and is being treated for cuts to his neck and arm.

Police are now making attempts to locate the offender.

A MAN wanted for a number of offences in Grimsby, is located after a road traffic collision in Lincolnshire.

A call was made to police shortly before 0830hrs on Sunday 13 April reporting that a man had tried to steal some parcels from an insecure DHL van. The vehicle was parked on Gate Lane, Grimsby and, when the female driver returned to the vehicle, following a delivery, it is reported that a man exited the rear of the van. He smiled at her before getting into a vehicle and driving away empty handed.  

The female was able to provide police with substantial details about the vehicle in which the man drove away in. The vehicle, a black coloured Rover, was later identified as one of three vehicles stolen from Brighowgate Car Garage between 1600hrs on Saturday 12 April and 0535hrs on Sunday 13 April.

In another connected incident, a call was made to police at 0715hrs on Sunday 13 April reporting that a vehicle had been filled with petrol and the driver made off with out payment. That vehicle was identified as the stolen black coloured Rover stolen from Brighowgate and, the same vehicle involved in the attempt vehicle theft.

Following the call to police, in connection with the attempt theft from the DHL van. Officers made attempts to try and locate the vehicle. At around 0904hrs the vehicle was in collision close to the Half Way House at North Thoresby. The driver of the vehicle ran away and was located, by officers from Lincs Police, who were assisting Humberside Officers with the search for the vehicle. The offender was located close to the church in North Thoresby.

The man who was located, a 25 year old, was handed over to Humberside Police and arrested for a number of offences. This also included a burglary at the Sports and Social Club, Blossom Way which was reported to police at 0648hrs on Sunday 13 April. It is not known if anything was stolen.

The 25 year old man was taken to DPOW hospital, as a precautionary measure, for circumstances not related to the collision. He is still in hospital at this time. His condition is not believed to be serious.

At around 2100hrs on Friday 11 April, the rear windscreen of a silver coloured Vauxhall Zafira, was smashed on Second Avenue in Grimsby.

The female owner of the vehicle believes that she witnessed a man, who was know to her, throw something at the vehicle which caused it to break.

Anyone who may have information is asked to call Humberside Police tel 101 quoting crime reference AA/2038113/2014.