THESE are the crimes that police need your help to solve in and around Bracknell this week.
To report any information relating to these cases, call the non-emergency number 101 or go to thamesvalley.police.uk
Masked burglars attack man with a weapon putting him in hospital
Police released information about a burglary where a mean in his 50s was attacked in his own home.
At around 12.20am on Tuesday, May 19, two men smashed the back garden patio door, triggering the house alarm in Park Road, Sandhurst.
Manhunt for duo who fled shop break-in leaving laundry bag of alcohol and cigarettes
A manhunt has been launched for two men caught on CCTV breaking into a shop and stuffing scores of alcohol and cigarettes into a laundry bag.
The duo were caught on camera breaking into the shop on Rise Road, Sunningdale, by forcing open the door.
Wokingham attack leaves man cut by screwdriver and with 'shattered elbow'
A specific witness is being sought after a man was attacked with a screwdriver in Wokingham.
At around 7pm on April 16 in London Road, a man in his twenties was assaulted by two men.
They caused him to fall off his bike and there was a verbal altercation which turned physical.
Two men arrested after horse crushes woman leaving her with 'life changing' injuries
A horse rider had to be air-lifted to hospital yesterday after she was thrown off her horse when it got spooked by five off-road motorcycles.
Police have arrested a 22-year-old man from Earley on suspicion of driving a vehicle while over the prescribed limit for drugs and possession of class B drugs.
Another 22-year-old man from Woodley was arrested on suspicion of causing serious injuries by driving and driving a vehicle while unfit through drugs.
Key worker 'attacked' before high speed police chase sees driver reach 110 mph
A man has been charged after police responded to reports a key worker had been attacked who were then lead on a high-speed car chase.
It comes after police were reported to a disturbance at about 12.15am on Monday, May 18 in Crossfell, Bracknell.
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