Police Fermanagh & Omagh

Can you help us identify the individuals in the accompanying images?

We are investigating a Theft that occurred in the Lisnaskea area on Saturday 6th April 2024. We believe the individuals pictured may be able to assist us with our enquiries and are asking them, or anyone who has information in relation to this incident, to contact us on 101, quoting CC2024040900375.

Please do not comment on this post with information. If you can help please phone us on 101.

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District Support Team were involved in a pursuit in the Omagh area on Saturday evening.

During the pursuit, the driver decamped and attempted to run from the team. After a short foot chase the driver was detained and arrested for Failing to Stop, Driving Whilst Disqualified and Using a Motor Vehicle Without Insurance.

The driver, who already has a 18 month ban will now face the courts again.

If you are receiving exam results today, you will probably want to mark the occasion and we want you to do so safely.

If you are drinking, be mindful of your alcohol intake as this can affect your judgement and decision-making.

Look out for your friends. If you go out together, stay together. Plan your journey home and make arrangements before you go out.

Please have a safe and enjoyable night.

Police in Enniskillen are currently investigating the theft of the below bicycle from a property at The Brook, Enniskillen. This incident occurred on 7th August 2024 at 10:30pm. Luckily, there has been CCTV obtained from the area which has captured two males who may be able to assist with the investigation. If you were in the area and have any information, please contact Police on 101 and quote serial 1322 of 08/08/2024.

Social media platforms can be a common avenue for sextortion (online blackmail) as it allows criminals to easily target and communicate with potential victims.

Be cautious when engaging with strangers on social media. Avoid sharing personal information or explicit content with anyone you do not know or trust.

Learn more about sextortion at https://orlo.uk/jHHHL

Thank you for your help with our missing person appeal from earlier. They have now been located.

Police are appealing for information in relation to a trailer stolen from a farm in the Brookeborough area. The trailer is described as 12ft x 6ft Ivor Williams flat bed trailer with an approximate value of £3000. If you have been offered a trailer that matches this description or have seen one for sale please contact Police on 101 and quote serial CC2024062500342.

Police in Fermanagh are appealing for information regarding a Burglary which occurred in the vicinity of the Trillick Road, Ballinamallard overnight on Wednesday 7th August 2024.

A farm shed was broken into and a number of items stolen including a White Banshee quad, a Yellow and Black Suzuki scrambler, a Honda petrol power washer and a quad trailer among other items.

If you can provide Police with any information regarding this burglary please contact 101 and quote serial number 628 of 08/08/2024.

We are urging pedestrians, particularly older people, to be aware of their personal road safety especially when crossing roads, being mindful of increased risk around larger vehicles. We are also want HGV drivers to be aware of pedestrians, especially around crossings and traffic lights.

Figures reveal in the last two years there have been 11 pedestrian fatalities in Northern Ireland involving heavy goods vehicles, nine of which sadly involved pedestrians over 65 years of age.

Read more: https://orlo.uk/uuWT4

There is no excuse for hate crime. We want you to know that your Police Service is here to help https://orlo.uk/yNvic Hate Crime Advocacy Service

Do you recognise this phone? It was handed to officers yesterday. The phone has been ringing but we can’t answer it as the screen is damaged. If it is yours, or you can help us reunite it with its owner, please make contact with any member of Omagh Neighbourhood Policing Team.

We are hoping that someone might have found a small brown / grey cloth zip purse in Beragh over the last week? The purse was dropped somewhere in the town on Saturday 3 August. If you can help then please ring 101 and quote reference CC272 of 5 August. Thank you.

The thought of using a loan shark this Summer may be tempting but you must remember, these lenders are not your friends, they prey on vulnerable people and are doing untold damage to many communities.

Illegal money lenders don’t want people to be able to pay back their debt. They want them permanently indebted. Before you turn to illegal money lenders, make yourself aware of the finance support available, and do not suffer in silence, there’s always a way out!

For more information, visit https://orlo.uk/sUWPV

Road Closure- Derrylin / Kinawley

Due to a serious road traffic collision, the Stragowna Road at Kinawley will be closed until further notice.

Talk to your child or young person about the risks of sharing n**es online. Let them know they can come to you or an adult they trust if someone is pressuring them to share an intimate image or video of themselves.

Learn more at https://orlo.uk/eAz4Q

We are aware of several planned protests across Northern Ireland today and will be in attendance to ensure the safety of everyone involved. Officers will remain in the area and continue to monitor the situation.

A number of bins were set alight in the Hospital Road area of Omagh in the early hours of 29 July. If you saw anything suspicious please contact police on 101 and quote reference CC183 of 29 July.

We are aware of social media posts calling for protests across Northern Ireland tomorrow, Saturday 3rd August.

We urge anyone who plans to attend these protests to engage with us as we will be doing our part to ensure the safety of participants and to facilitate the lawful exercise of freedom of expression.

We will continue to diligently monitor the situation and will be engaging with groups likely to be affected by any protest activity.

Further advice and information can be found here - https://orlo.uk/k3LU3

This Vauxhall was stopped by Road Policing Interceptors from Sprucefield last night in the Sion Mills area, the vehicle was bearing a registration number relating to another vehicle of a similar make & model.

Checks showed that this vehicle did not appear to have a valid policy of insurance in force. The Vehicle Test Certificate (MOT) had also expired some considerable time ago.

A check of the vehicle revealed serious structural defects, should the vehicle had been presented for a test it would have failed.

The driver who resided outside of UK jurisdiction was arrested on Suspicion of No Insurance, using a vehicle in a dangerous condition, no VTC and Fraudulent use of a vehicle registration mark. They have been charged to appear in a local Court in the near future.

The vehicle was seized and also had a Prohibition notice placed on it meaning that when/if it is collected it cannot be driven until the relevant repairs/defects have been rectified.

Road users are advised to expect some traffic disruption in Lisnaskea this Saturday, 3rd August due to the County Fermanagh Grand Black Chapter Annual Commemoration. More here: https://orlo.uk/eFXHE

Yesterday evening, our West Tyrone neighbourhood policing team were patrolling the Dromore area when they intercepted a vehicle which was travelling on the wrong side of the road towards a packed Main Street. The vehicle had veered into the path of an oncoming vehicle, narrowly avoiding a head on collision.

Upon speaking with the driver, it quickly became apparent to the officers that the driver was in no fit state to be driving. After failing a roadside breath test, the driver was arrested for a number of offences including Driving with excess alcohol, Careless driving and Using a handheld mobile device whilst driving.

If you thought that was enough, further enquiries revealed the driver had No licence and No insurance. After spending the night in custody, a day in court awaits for the individual involved.

Folks, the message could not be clearer, NEVER, EVER, DRINK and DRIVE! We are 100% committed to making our roads safer!

Road safety is a key priority and our primary aim is to prevent people from being killed or seriously injured. Remember the ‘Fatal Five’ and steps you can take. Don’t drink and drive, slow down, don’t get careless, wear your seat belt and stay off your phone.

We are deliberately not publishing a picture as we want the owner to describe the item for us before returning it. A lady’s wedding ring was located at Lover’s Retreat, Omagh, and handed in to police on 24th July. If this is yours, or you can help reunite it with its owner, please contact police on 101 and quote reference number RM24045831.

A child can be groomed online by someone they know or by a stranger they’ve just met.

Online groomers may hide who they are by sending photos or videos of other people. They will share common interests, give gifts, and say all the right things to win their trust.

It's not easy for a child to tell if someone is genuine or not.

Read our latest advice on how to recognise the common signs of online grooming https://orlo.uk/4QYLG

We are appealing for information and witnesses in relation to a two vehicle road traffic collision which occurred on the Clanabogan Road, Omagh, at approximately 6.50pm yesterday, Tuesday 23rd July.
The driver of one of the vehicles was taken to hospital for treatment to injuries sustained as a result of the collision.
The other driver sustained minor injuries.
Enquiries are continuing, and anyone one who witnessed the collision, or who may have captured any mobile or dash cam footage, is asked to contact police via 101, and quote reference number 1396 of 23/07/24.

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By choosing the right method of reporting to us, you could be saving someone’s life.

For non-emergencies report online at https://orlo.uk/MD2r9 or phone 101. In an emergency always dial 999.