A LARGE mobile home was taken from a caravan site off Windmill Lane, Kings Hill. Eggs were thrown at a prop-


erty in Spencer Place, Kings Hill.


Flower pots in the front gar-


den of a property in Firs Close, Aylesford, were damaged. The batteries were taken from


a temporary set of traffic lights in New Hythe Lane, Larkfield. A side mirror was damaged


on a car parked in Constitution Hill, Snodland. A group of youths were seen running off shortly after the incident. A bicycle was stolen from premises in Admiral Moore Drive, Royal British Legion Village. A car was damaged in a des- ignated parking area for Med- way Court, Aylesford. A securing strap on a lorry parked in Eaton Place, Lark- field, was cut. Nothing was taken. A van parked off Forstal


Road, Aylesford, was broken into and items taken. A lawnmower and a strim-


merwere taken from the garage of a property in Ford Lane, Trottiscliffe. A vehicle parked in Spencer


Place, Kings Hill, was keyed and splattered with eggs. There was a burglary to a property in Primrose Drive, Ditton, and items were taken. The shed of a property in


Ford Lane, Trottiscliffe,was broken into and a lawnmower taken. It was believed another shed belonging to another property was also targeted. A ride-on lawn mower was


taken from a shed belonging to a property in Church Road, Offham. Outside lights were damaged


at a property in Ford Lane, Trottiscliffe. A man distracted staff in a


shop in the High Street, West Malling, asking for goods to be wrapped. They later found that cash was missing. Enquiries are ongoing. Graffiti was sprayed on play-


ing equipment near the village hall in New Road, East Malling.


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The window of a property in Butchers Lane. Mereworth, was smashed. A solar panel and battery


were taken from an electric fence in a field off Rochester


Road,


Aylesford. A number of


items including an electric saw and generatorwere taken from a development site off Stanford Lane, Hadlow. Both number plates were


taken from a car in the residen- tial parking area for flats in London Road, Larkfield. A Mountfield lawnmower


and hand toolswere taken from a shed at a property in Ton- bridge Road, East Peckham. An outbuilding of a property


in Court Lane, Hadlow,was en- tered. Nothing appeared to have been taken. The front door of a property


in Sedley Close, Aylesford,was damaged. Thieves who broke into a property in Macaulay Close, Larkfield, took the keys to a grey Vauxhall Insignia (FP58 FGX) which was also stolen. There was a break-in at the garage of a property in Quindell Place, Kings Hill and some tools and a bike were among items taken. A television was stolen from


an outhouse of a property in Lunsford Lane, Larkfield. A mobile phone was taken


from a property in Alexander Grove, Kings Hill. A property in Lunsford Lane, Larkfield, was broken into and jewellery stolen. A lawnmower was among


items taken during a break-in at the garage of a property in Eden Way, Kings Hill. The garage of a property in Carroll Gardens, Larkfield,was broken into and an alloy car


Waiter murder case FOUR Lithuanian men have been charged with themurder of an Italian waiter who died after an attack at his bedsit in Maidstone. Aleksandras Zuravliovas (26), of Beaumont


Road, Maidstone; Tomas Gelezinis (30), of Lower Stone Street, Maidstone; Saulius Ta- moliunas (23), of Union Street, Maidstone; and Linas Zidonis (21), of no fixed abode, are charged with the murder of Joele Leotta (20) late on October 20. Joele, who lived in Lower Stone Street,


above the Vesuvius restaurant where he worked, was rushed to King’s College Hospi- tal, London, but died later. The men appeared at Medway Magistrates’


Court on October 24, where they were re- manded in custody and appeared via video link before Maidstone Crown Court on Octo- ber 28. They are also charged with grievous bodily harm in connection with an assault.


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wheel taken. A garage belonging to a prop-


erty in Lunsford Lane, Lark- field, was broken into and a number of power tools taken. A CCTV camera device was take from a vehicle parked in Saltings Road, Snodland. A Mini One, with a registration number starting with FB03, was stolen from The Lakes, Larkfield.


A garden gate was taken


from a property in Covey Hall Road, Snodland. A car parked in Cygnet Close, Larkfield, was keyed. The catalytic converter was


stolen from a Mercedes Sprinter van parked in Saltings Road, Snodland. A property in Maple Close, Larkfield, was broken into and two Sony laptops were stolen. The glass was stolen from the


side mirror of a van parked in the car park of Ham HillWork- ingMens Club in Malling Road, Snodland. A property in Keats Road. Larkfield, was broken into, and a camera and a laptop were stolen. There was a break-in at a commercial hut at Brookland Lakes, Snodland, and power tools and fishing equipment were taken. A garage belonging to a prop-


erty in Fielding Drive, Lark- field, was broken into and a number of tools were taken. A door was damaged at a property in Hollow Lane, Snod- land, in an unsuccessful bid to gain entry. A property in Bow Road, Wa- teringbury, was entered and some copper piping and a fire- place were taken. A garage door belonging to a property in Pridmore Road, Snodland, was damaged. There was an attempt to re-


move a plaque from the wall outside the school car park in Norman Road,West Malling. A window of a property in Pollyfield Close, Snodland, was damaged. A property in Bow Road, Wa- teringbury, was entered and some copper piping and a fire- place were taken. A blue VW Golf parked in Malling Road, Snodland, was taken. A property in Acorn Grove, Ditton, was broken into and computer items taken. A garage belonging to a prop-


erty in Taylor Road, Snodland, was damaged and a number of power tools were among items taken. There was a break-in to dis-


used pub The Harp Inn in Hale Street, East Peckham. It was not believed anything had been taken. The front window of a prop-


erty in Woodlands Avenue, Snodland, was damaged. There was a break-in at a property in St Peter’s Road, Dit- ton, and some jewellery was among items taken. A Vauxhall Astra van, regis- tration number HG56 UDZ, was taken from Lee Road, Snodland. A window of a property in


Booth Close, Snodland, was damaged. The fencing surrounding a


field in Manor Farm, Old Road, Wateringbury, was damaged. The window of a car parked


in Birling Road, Snodland,was smashed and a torch stolen.


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Four drugs arrests A MAN from West Malling and three from Maidstone have been remanded in custody on drugs offences. They were among 14 people arrested as


Friends fight fracking


THE newly-formed Tonbridge and Malling Friends of the Earth group staged a protest against fracking as one of its first public events. Ledby co-ordinatorHowardPorter,members


setupstall in TonbridgeHighStreetandinvited residents to support its campaign against the controversial energy extraction technique.


part of a co-ordinated operation by the seri- ous crime directorate. Stephen Palmer (31), of BramleyWay,West Malling, Astrit Suli (30), of Edna Road, Ringlestone, Istvan Lakatos (20), of Edna Road, Ringlestone, and Zamir Mucllari (26), of Kingsley Road, Maidstone, have been charged with conspiracy to supply drugs. Drugs with a street value of over £2.5m


were recovered and more than a quarter of a million pounds in cash are thought to have been recovered as part of the operation. Assistant chief constable Gary Beautridge,


of the Kent and Essex Serious Crime Direc- torate, said: “This activity has significantly disrupted the supply of drugs in the county.”


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