Rural crime prevention meeting
Date:
Thursday 8 December 2016 - 19:00
Venue:
Menmuir Village Hall, Brechin
Organiser:
Police Scotland
Police Scotland is holding a rural crime prevention meeting at Menmuir Village Hall, Brechin at 7pm on Thursday 8 December.
All farmers and members of the rural community in the Brechin area are invited to come along, where Special Constable Ricky Martin will be providing advice and information on a variety of issues.
These will include:
- Property Marking
- Property Security
- Fuel Security
- Animal Security
- Machine Security
- Hare Coursing
- Suspicious vehicles
Price:
Free
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This free event will address the key crime issues affecting of farmers and those working in rural communities.
Programme
- 09.30 Arrival with tea, coffee and cakes
- 10.30 Welcome by NFUS
- 10.15 The Scottish Partnership against Rural Crime - Chief Superintendent Gavin Robertson, Police Scotland
- 10.45 Fire safety and prevention - Scottish Fire and Rescue Service
- 11.10 Preventing cable and line thefts - Scottish Power Energy Network
- 11.30 Wildlife crime - Wildlife Crime Officer Blair Wilkie, Police Scotland
- 12.00 Dog control on farmland - Sergeant David Hayes, Community Safety Partnership, Police Scotland
- 12.20 Crime prevention for farmers - Stuart Ward, National Architectural Liaison Support Officer
- 12.40 Buffet lunch - During lunch there will be various people you can speak to about individual queries and concerns you have about crime including: Forensic marking demonstration - SelectaDNA; Trackers; Community safety - SPC Ricky Martin; CCTV; CESAR demonstration
- 2.30 Closing address - Superintendent Graeme Murdoch, Chair –Tayside Rural Crime Governance Group, Police Scotland
Please book your place(s) by calling Stuart Cluckie on 01738 626672 or 07745 947910.
