Police appeal to help find Hucknall parcel thief

The incident happened around 6.06pm on Sunday, April 28 in William Street when the parcel was stolen by a white female, around 5ft 6in, of slim build, with dark brown hair, wearing a pink hoodie, white jeans, white trainers and a white shoulder bag with a pattern on it.

Police are investigating this and other incidents of theft, criminal damage and anti-social behaviour reported in Hucknall.

Between 3.10am and 3.40am on Thursday, April 25, number plates were ripped off two motorbikes, a green Crosser and an orange and white Yamasaki, which were stolen from a shed, in Shaw Crescent.

Overnight between Thursday, April 25 and Friday, April 26, the rear number plate was stolen from a silver car parked on a driveway on Coniston Road.

Around 11am on Sunday, April 21, a wallet was stolen from a customer in The Range store on Central Walk in a possible pickpocketing incident.

Between 8pm on Friday, April 26 and 11am on Saturday, April 27, the paintwork on a black VW Beetle, parked on a driveway on Papplewick Lane, was badly scored and scratched.

Between 12.30pm and 1.50pm on Sunday, April 28, the edging around the glass in a front door of a property in Christchurch Road was damaged.

Between 6pm on Saturday, April 27 and 12noon on Monday, April 29, a glass panel, close to the lock for the external door, was smashed at some flats on Loxley Close.

At 8.21am on Tuesday, April 30, a passer by reported that a window had been smashed at a bungalow on Christchurch Road.

At 11.17am on Tuesday, April 30, there was a report of paint work being scratched on the bonnet and two doors of a dark blue Mazda CX-5 Homura on Marchesi Close.

At 7pm on Thursday, April 25, four girls were banging on windows, a chimney plate and fence of a property on Polperro Way.

At 7.53pm on Saturday, April 27, there was a knock-and-run incident at a property on Field Avenue, Christchurch Road by four males aged between eight and 12, all around 4ft 10, of slim build and wearing dark clothing, one in a balaclava.

Anyone with information should email [email protected] or call 101.