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FENCING belonging to a property in Willow Road, Larkfield,was damaged. An outboard motorwas taken from a


cra in the marina at Bow Bridge, Wateringbury. The side mirrorwas taken from a car in Roman Road, Snodland. Therewas an aempt to break in to an outbuilding of a property in CastleWay, Leybourne. The offenderswere disturbed and escaped empty-handed. The window of a property in Portland


Place, Snodland,was broken. Gardening equipmentwas taken from a property in Tonbridge Road, Wateringbury. Aproperty in Freelands Road, Snodland,


was entered and the keys to a Ford Focus, registration HK06 NJY,were stolen. The car was then taken from the driveway. The spare wheelwas taken from a


vehicle parked in King Street,West Malling. Awhite Toyota Hilux, registration P331


OLP,was taken from Amisse Drive, Snodland. Asilver Fiat motor caravan, registration


GN12 EJG,was taken from the drive of a property in Rectory Lane South, Leybourne. The number plateswere taken from a car parked in Bramley Road, Snodland. Ared Raleigh mountain bike chained to


a post in Swan Street,West Malling,was taken.


Gardening equipment was taken from a


shed on an allotment in Malling Road, Snodland. It is believed other sheds have been targeted. Intruders took items including car keys


from a property in Bridgewater Place, Leybourne, before stealing the car from the drive. The carwas later recovered. Ashed belonging to a property in New


Hythe Lane, Larkfield,was broken into. Items taken were later recovered by the police. Vandals daubed a car with brown paint


in a car park in London Road, in the Royal British Legion Village. Ashed belonging to a property in The


Lakes, Larkfield,was broken into and two bicycles and camera equipmentwere stolen. Jewellerywas stolen from a property in


The Bounds, Aylesford. Therewas an unsuccessful aempt to get in to a home in McKenzie Close in the


Driver banned


NICKY Kettle (30), of AustenWay, Larkfield, was given a suspended jail sentence and banned from driv- ing for five years after failing to stop hisVWGolf when directed by a police officer. He admitted drink driving, fail-


ing to stop and driving with no in- surance following an incident in Brook Road, Snodland, on Novem- ber 24 last year. He subsequently gave a blood


test of 108mg of alcohol in 100ml of blood. The legal limit is 80mg. He was sentenced to 56 days in prison, suspended for 12 months, by magistrates at Sevenoaks. He must take part in a drink-impaired drivers programme and pay £85 costs and an £80 victim surcharge.


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Royal British Legion Village. Windowswere damaged at a property in


TheAvenue, Aylesford. Avehicle parked in Hawkes Road,


Eccles, had its rear window broken. Apressurewasherwas taken from a


shed belonging to a property in HoltWood Avenue, Aylesford. Atall white man, aged 30-35,wearing


blue shorts, a blue jacket and a blue hat was seen damaging street fixtures including awaste bin in London Road, Dion. Audio equipment and a motorised scooterwere taken from a shed belonging to a property in Eaton Place, Larkfield. Abicyclewas stolen from outside a shop


in London Road, Eccles. Eight carswere deliberately damaged by


fire at a premises in Mills Road, Aylesford. Solar lightswere taken from the front of


a property in Primrose Drive, Dion. Awallwas damaged at a property in


Cork Street, Eccles. The tailgate was taken from a vehicle in


the car park of a commercial premises in London Road, Addington. CCTV footage was being reviewed. Awindowwas damaged at a property in Carnation Close, East Malling. Therewas an aempt to break in to a


shed at a property in Cedar Close, Dion. Nothing was taken but forensic evidence was being investigated. The windscreen of a carwas damaged on


the drive of a property in Rosemary Road, East Malling. Aball bearing was thrown or fired through the rear window of a property in The Paddock, Hadlow. Obscene graffiti was scratched on a car


in Rosemary Road, East Malling. Avehicle parked in The Cherry Orchard, Hadlow, had its tyres slashed. Awindow belonging to a property in


Owen Close, East Malling,was damaged, possibly by a stone being thrown. Meat and fishwas taken from an outbuilding on the Hop Farm complex in Maidstone Road, PaddockWood. Used cooking oilwas taken from a compound belonging to a pub in Ashes


Lane, Hadlow. Therewas a burglary at a farm off Horns


Lane, Mereworth. Tyres were slashed on at least five cars parked in The Freehold, Hadlow. CCTV footage may be available. Power tools and golfing equipmentwere


taken from the garages of two homes in Lunsford Lane, Larkfield. The door of a garage at a property in Hampton Park Road, Hadlow,was damaged but nothing taken. Avan parked in Masefield Road, Larkfield,was damaged but nothing taken. Atyre was slashed on a car parked in Carpenters Lane, Hadlow. The door of a shed on allotments off Saltings Road, Snodland,was damaged but nothing taken. Achild's bicyclewas stolen from outside


a property inWoodpecker Road, Larkfield. An upstairs window of a property in


West Street,West Malling,was smashed. An X-registered Suzuki Carry vanwas


stolen from Brook Lane, Snodland. Avehicle parked in London Road, Larkfield,was keyed. Agrey Fiat Ulysse car, registration X437


YEX,was stolen from the drive of a property in Linni Road, Snodland. Both number plateswere stolen from a


car in a car park off London Road, Larkfield. Anumber of crates of winewere taken


from a lorry parked in Malling Road, Snodland. Therewas a break-in at a property in


Canon Lane,Wateringbury.Alaptop and jewellerywere taken. Avehicle parked inWillowmead, Leybourne,was damaged.


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Hunt for two men aer woman aacked in street


AYOUNGwomanwas left bruised after two men repeatedly punched her in the face as she walked alone through Sharnal Lane, Snodland. The attackers followed the 19-


year-old and stopped her in an iso- lated area close to garages near Nevill Road. They told her to hand over her mobile phone, and when she refused, hit her in the face sev- eral times. One of the men grabbed her arm


and tried to search her pockets, then the pair fled empty-handed towards Saltings Road.


Police have appealed for wit-


nesses to the unprovoked attack which happened at about 10.10pm on Sunday, February 23. DC Hayley Campbell said: “Thankfully, the victim was fortu- nate not to have suffered any seri- ous injuries, but this does not detract from the fact that thiswas a very serious crime committed against awoman whowaswalking alone. The victim knows this area well, but has never seen these men before.” Both culprits had foreign accents.


One was in his 20s, about 6ft tall with a medium build, very pale skin and a large gap in his front teeth. He was wearing a black hooded top with three stripes run- ning down the front of both sleeves, patchy jeans and white trainers. The otherwas younger andwore


jeans, a black jumper with a hooded top and black trainers. Anyone with information is


asked to call police on 01732 379352 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.


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