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Police release
CCTV stills following robbery at a Sayers in Netherton
MERSEYSIDE Police have
issued CCTV stills in a bid to find a man who carried out a robbery
in Netherton on Wednesday, 12 February 2014. At about
2.20pm a man entered Sayers on Park Lane, Netherton and threatened a
male member of staff with a knife whilst making demands for money.
He escaped with cash and ran offin the direction of Durham Avenue.
Detectives investigating the robbery have released
CCTV stills of the offender who was wearing a distinctive oversized
combat camouflage jacket and combat trousers. Detectives are
appealing to anyone who may have witnessed this man in the area
around the time of the incident, or who may have information which
could help them with their inquiries to contact Sefton CID on:- 0151
777 3823, or Crimestoppers anonymously on:- 0800 555 111.
CCTV APPEAL - ASSAULT - NAGS HEAD
PUB CARPARK, GREEN LANE, THORNTON
MERSEYSIDE Police
Detectives have released CCTV stills of 2 people they want to speak
to after a man was assaulted in a pub car park on Sunday night.
The 24 year old suffered a puncture wound to the
buttocks after being confronted by a man in the car park of the Nags
Head in Green Lane, Thornton, at around 7pm.
He was taken to hospital for treatment and later discharged after
undergoing surgery on Monday morning.
Detectives are trying to establish why the attack happened and who
was responsible.
The victim had gone to the pub for something to eat with 3 friends.
As they drove into the car park they passed a white Audi convertible
driven by a woman. As the victim got out of his friend's car, the
offender approached him and stabbed him once in the buttocks. The
offender is believed to have then got into the Audi and been driven
away.
Police officers spoke to a number of people in the pub on Sunday
night and detectives spent Monday going through CCTV taken from
inside the pub and the surrounding area.
They are keen to hear from anyone who witnessed the incident or has
any information about it. In particular they want to speak to the
man and the woman in the CCTV stills who are believed to have left
the pub at around the time the incident occurred.
Detective Inspector Mark Smith, said:- "This was a rare and
unusual incident and appears to be have completely unprovoked. The
victim was arriving at the pub with friends and the offender has
confronted him in the car park and assaulted him with some kind of
weapon. The attack has left this young man in a lot of pain and it
will have been a really distressing thing to happen to him. We are
keen to hear from anyone willing to tell us what they saw but in
particular I want to trace the man and woman in this CCTV. They were
in the pub that evening and we believe they left at around the time
the incident occurred and may hold important information that could
help with this investigation."
Anyone who recognises them is asked to call Detective Constable
Jamie Dean at Marsh Lane CID on:- 0151 777 3011 or share information
anonymously via Crimestoppers on:- 0800 555 111.
CCTV image released after woman
has beer poured over head at Seaforth and Litherland
THE British Transport Police (BTP) officers
have have released a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to after
a woman had a can of beer poured over her.
The incident happened at about 10.30pm on Thursday, 19 December
2013, last year as the 33 year old woman made her way from Birkdale
to Seaforth and Litherland.
PC Gordon Sharp said:- "As the woman got off the train she
noticed a man was also in the process of getting off behind her. As
she stepped onto the platform the man suddenly, and without warning,
poured a can of beer over her head. Thankfully the woman wasn't
injured, but she was extremely upset and shocked."
Since the incident BTP officers have followed a number of lines of
enquiry and have managed to isolate the CCTV image of a man they
believe may have key information.
PC Sharp added:- "I think the man captured on CCTV holds
information which could be crucial in this case and I appeal to
anyone who recognises him to get in touch."
If you can help please call BTP on:- 0800 40 50 40 or ring
Crimestoppers, anonymously, on:- 0800 555 111. In all calls please
quote log:- NWA/B4 of 17/2/14.
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CCTV released
after man is reported as illegally touching himself in front of
teenage girls on Chester to Spital train
POLICE Officers from British Transport Police
have released the CCTV image of a man they want to speak to after 2
teenagers said they witnessed someone touching themselves on a
train. The 15 and 16 year old girls were travelling from Chester to
Spital when they are said to have became aware of a man acting
strangely in the carriage. As the journey progressed BTP say that
they realised the man was touching himself inappropriately. PC Henry
Thompson said:- "The incident happened just before 4pm on
Saturday, 8 February 2014 and though the man had no direct contact
with the teenagers, left the girls extremely distressed."
Following local enquiries BTP officers have managed to isolate the
image of a man they would like to speak to about the incident. PC
Thompson added:- "I am certain this man has key information
about the incident it is imperative we speak to him as soon as
possible. If you recognise him please get in touch." If you
can assist the investigation in any way please call British
Transport Police on:- 0800 40 50 40 or Crimestoppers, anonymously,
on:- 0800 555 111. In all calls please quote log:- NWA/B4 of
18/2/14.
Witness Appeal following a theft and assault in Bootle
MERSEYSIDE Detectives are investigating an
assault and theft in a supermarket in Bootle have released a CCTV
image of a man they would like to speak to in case he has
information to help their enquiries.
The incident happened in Asda on Strand Road on Saturday, 11 January
2014, at around 9.55am, when a man attempting to steal a digital set
top box ran into a security guard who challenged his behaviour.
The 36 year old security guard was knocked to the ground and
sustained a serious injury to his shoulder.
The man ran out of the shop with the set top box hidden in a dark
ruck sack he was carrying.
Officers are investigating the incident and appeal to anyone with
any information in relation to the case, or who may recognise the
man in the CCTV to come forward.
DC David Barr said:- "This was a brazen theft in the middle of
a busy supermarket so we are confident that someone will have
witnessed the incident. The security guard was carrying out his
duties at work and as a result of this offender's actions sustained
a nasty injury to his shoulder that he has been told will cause him
permanent problems. We ask anyone who may have seen any part of the
incident to contact us in case they have information that could help
us bring the man responsible to justice."
Anyone with any information is asked to call Merseyside Police on:-
0151 777 3055, or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on:- 0800 555 111.
MERSEYSIDE POLICE ISSUED WARNING
TO STUDENTS AND CLUBBERS AFTER 3 PEOPLE COLLAPSE
MERSEYSIDE Police have issued a warning to
young people and students after 3 people were taken to hospital on
Sunday, 16 February 2014, in a critical condition after taking a
substance believed to be known as GEEBS.
Officers were called to student accommodation at Bordens Court,
Liverpool City Centre, at about 7.30am following reports of a
concern for safety for 3 people who had collapsed in a communal area
of the building.
On arrival officers found 3 people, 2 men aged 20 years from
Kensington and 22 years from Huyton, and a female aged 16 years from
Clubmoor, who were being tended to by paramedics. All 3 were taken
to the Royal Liverpool University Hospital where they were placed in
intensive care. The conditions of all 3 have improved significantly
during the day and the all are now recovering have now been
discharged from hospital.
Although the investigation is in its early stages officers believe
that the 2 men and the teenager had been to a party in Lawrence
Road, Wavertree, and a number of clubs in the City centre prior to
returning to the accommodation at Borden Court where they collapsed.
On the day Detective Superintendent Chris Green, said:- "As a
result of our investigations we believe that the three people who
collapsed in Borden Court this morning had taken a product called
GEEBS, which is actually a chemical used to clean alloy wheels. We
have consulted with the Royal Liverpool University Hospital and
established that if taken this substance can have side effects, but
at the end of the day this substance is a chemical used to clean car
wheels and even in small doses can kill. We believe that the three
people who are currently in hospital had been to a number of clubs
in the City and a party in Lawrence Road, Wavertree before they
returned to Borden Court. We have spoken to a number of people who
were at the party at Lawrence Road but we know that there were other
people who were at the party and we would like them to come forward
for two reasons. The first to check that they are safe and well and
secondly to see if they have any information which could help us
with our inquiriesn. We will be working with universities in the
City in the coming days to warn students about the dangers that
drugs and chemicals can have when taken, particularly if mixed with
alcohol, or other substances. We understand that the three people
involved may have taken other substances and as a precaution checks
are underway to establish what those drugs were and to ensure that
they have not taken drugs that are part of a bad batch."
Since the incident a 19 year old man from the Worsley area has been
arrested on suspicion of supplying a Class C drug, and later
released on Police Bail pending further inquiries. Anyone who
was at the party in Lawrence Road, or who has any information which
could help the Police with their inquiries can contact detectives at
St Anne Street Police station on:- 0151 777 4064, or Crimestoppers
on:- 0800 555 111.
PLEASE NOTE THAT IT IS NOT ILLEGAL TO BUY THIS SUBSTANCE FOR THE USE
IT IS DESIGNED FOR (IE CLEANING CAR WHEELS), BUT IT IS ILLEGAL TO
SUPPLY/INGEST THE SUBSTANCE THEREFORE IT IS NOT A LEGAL HIGH AND IS
CLASSED AS A CLASS C DRUG IN THESE CIRCUMSTANCES! |
