Wandsworth police say:
"We're renewing appeals to trace a Tooting tattoo artist who has been missing for over 36 years.
Thomas Gerry Redmond (29.12.53), who was known to family and friends as
Gerry, was last seen at his home address in Moyser Road, SW16 in the
summer of 1979.
He was 26 years old at the time, although the exact date and circumstances of the last sighting is not known.
Gerry was single and worked as a tattooist at the Barry Louvaine tattoo
shop on Garratt Lane in Earlsfield. A shop remains at the site,
although it is now under new ownership.
He is a white man, who
would now be 62 years old. He has tattoos including an eagle, pirate and
rose and the words 'Rob Tattoo' on his right forearm. On his left
forearm were tattoos of two birds, a rose, a horse's head and the words
'Gerry and Darren', the latter being a reference to his brother.
There have been previous appeals to trace Gerry, including a television appeal on Carlton TV's 'Missing' on 11 July 1995.
Police Sergeant Tony Rutland, said: "Gerry's disappearance has been a tragic mystery to the family for well over 30 years.
"People may have had information about Gerry which they were previously
unwilling to share, but I would hope that given the passage of time -
and the family's obvious desire to know what happened - anyone with
information may now feel able to come forward.
"The reason for Gerry's disappearance remains unknown and we retain an open mind, hence our appeal for information."
Anyone with information is asked to call PS Tony Rutland of Wandsworth police via 101 or the charity Missing People on 116000."
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29 April 2014
Free bike marking event this Saturday
Wandsworth police are offering to mark your bike, which makes it easier to track if you're unlucky enough to have your bike stolen. They'll be outside Southside between 10.30 and 2.30.
Back by Popular Demand - Bike Marking event outside Costa @SouthsideSW18 Saturday 3rd May 10:30 - 2:30 - Bring a bike!
— Wandsworth MPS (@MPSWandsworth) April 27, 2014
More information on cycle safety.
20 September 2013
What's on in Earlsfield this weekend?
With a milder weekend forecast, what can you look forward to this weekend?
Plenty to explore in Wandsworth as part of Open House London
Play with police puppy dogs at the Wandsworth police open day
Get along to the Earlsfield Factor 'rockeoke' for charity
Go for a walk along the newly cleared Wandle Trail
Do an 'autumn clean' and drop off your unwanted goods to the new Wandsworth Oasis shop
And of course get out there and support our local pubs, cafes, and restaurants.
Plenty to explore in Wandsworth as part of Open House London
Play with police puppy dogs at the Wandsworth police open day
Get along to the Earlsfield Factor 'rockeoke' for charity
Go for a walk along the newly cleared Wandle Trail
Do an 'autumn clean' and drop off your unwanted goods to the new Wandsworth Oasis shop
And of course get out there and support our local pubs, cafes, and restaurants.
16 September 2013
Wildlife crime, forensic science, puppies: Wandsworth Police open day
Wandsworth Police are holding an open day for local people to learn more about their work.
They'll be opening their Battersea station on Sunday 22 September from 10am to 4pm for a chance to see "a wide range of activities including fingerprint taking demonstrations, custody procedures, public order techniques and handling of protective equipment from the Territorial Support Group (TSG). Police horses, dogs and puppies will be on site as well as response cars and the local police mascot “PCSO Maya”. Members of the public will be able to visit various displays dedicated to community safety and crime prevention advice."
The full list of activities is:
They'll be opening their Battersea station on Sunday 22 September from 10am to 4pm for a chance to see "a wide range of activities including fingerprint taking demonstrations, custody procedures, public order techniques and handling of protective equipment from the Territorial Support Group (TSG). Police horses, dogs and puppies will be on site as well as response cars and the local police mascot “PCSO Maya”. Members of the public will be able to visit various displays dedicated to community safety and crime prevention advice."
The full list of activities is:
- Meet Your Local neighbourhood officers
- See the Mounted Branch & police puppies
- Take a tour through Battersea’s police cells
- See Historic police vehicles & uniforms
- Speak to officers from the Met’s Wildlife Crime Unit
- Crime Prevention Displays: bicycles & mobile phones property marked
- Meet the Safer Parks, Safer Schools & Safer Transport Officers
- See our Heritage Museum’s photographic exhibition
- Watch a presentation from our Gangs task force
- See how our Forensic & other specialist officers work
- CFC (Chelsea Football Club) Foundation - Football skills for our younger guests
- Meet the Wandsworth Street Pastors
- Small disco for children
- Other presentations/stands from our partner agencies
12 February 2013
Upcoming neighbourhood police meetings
The Earlsfield Safer Neighbourhoods Team are holding a street meeting on Wednesday 20 February. They'll be on Wilna Road (between Winfrith and Brocklebank Roads) between 7pm and 8pm to talk about your local concerns and hear latest police advice.
The Wandsworth Common SNT are also holding meetings on Thursday February 14, 7-8pm on Frewin Road, and Thursday 28 February, 7-8pm on Barmouth Road.
The teams are reminding residents to check their cars are locked after research showed a lot of cars were being left open, and to lock doors and leave lights on when out on these darker evenings.
The Wandsworth Common SNT are also holding meetings on Thursday February 14, 7-8pm on Frewin Road, and Thursday 28 February, 7-8pm on Barmouth Road.
The teams are reminding residents to check their cars are locked after research showed a lot of cars were being left open, and to lock doors and leave lights on when out on these darker evenings.
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