Man charged with vehicle interference in Stevenage

Man charged with vehicle interference in Stevenage

Dear Resident

A man has been charged with five counts of vehicle interference in Stevenage.

Police were called just before 7am on Thursday (3 September) to report a person trying car door handles in Grenville Way, Marymead Drive, Nodes Drive, and Broad Oak Way.

Officers attended the area where they stopped and searched a man who was then arrested.

Kyle Brownbill, aged 33, of Summerfield Road, Luton was charged with possession of a knife/bladed article (utility knife), five counts of vehicle interference, theft from a vehicle and a public order offence (threatening/abusive behaviour).

He is due to appear at Stevenage Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday 25 November.

Response Sergeant Ricky Carter said: "We are committed to tackling incidents of vehicle crime in Stevenage which I hope our quick response in this case reflects, and I am pleased a suspect was identified and arrested within an hour of the first report, leading to successful charges.

“Thank you to those who reported the incidents and I’d encourage anyone who witnesses suspicious behaviour around vehicles to let us know so we can take action.”