Two men are set to appear in court in connection with numerous vehicle thefts and attempted burglaries across Hampshire.
The incidents, which occurred between February 19 and March 16, 2025, led to the theft of nine vehicles.
Following a police investigation, 19-year-old Liam Hoar, of Coxs Drive, and 19-year-old Maksymillian Kolodziejski, of Montague Avenue, both from Southampton, have been summoned to appear at Southampton Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday, September 9.
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They face charges of conspiracy to commit dwelling burglary with intent to steal, covering 15 separate offences, as well as failing to comply with a section 49 notice to disclose the key to protected information.
The incidents include an attempted burglary on Thyme Avenue, Whiteley, on February 20, and a burglary on Caraway, Whiteley, the same day, during which a Skoda was stolen and later recovered.
On February 21, a burglary in Harcourt Road, Fareham, resulted in the theft of a VW and several bicycles, with the VW subsequently recovered.
Further attempted burglaries were reported in Elgin Close, Fareham, on February 25, and on Portsmouth Road, Lee-on-the-Solent, on February 26.
Two Audis were stolen from Beech Road, Fareham, on February 25, both of which were later recovered.
In Lee-on-the-Solent, on February 26, a burglary on Anglesea Road saw a Mercedes stolen and then recovered.
In Bishops Waltham, a BMW was stolen from Hammerton Road on March 9, which has not been recovered.
A burglary from The Brow, Widley, on March 10, involved a Mercedes, which was later recovered.
The same day, burglars took two rings and several sets of vehicle keys from Westbrook Grove, Purbrook, with the keys later found nearby.
Other incidents included a burglary from Overbrook, Hythe, on March 11, where a BMW was stolen and later recovered, and a burglary on Silvester Road, Waterlooville, on March 15, where another BMW was taken and then recovered.
A set of car keys was also reported stolen during a burglary on Lechlade Gardens, Fareham, on March 15.
Eight of the stolen vehicles have since been recovered.
Hampshire Police have urged the public to read advice on keeping vehicles safe from thieves, which can be found on their website.
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