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Your local policing team is made up of dedicated neighbourhood officers and community support officers based in your community, supported by additional officers from the wider area.
We work closely with our partners and engage the community when deciding our policing priorities for your area. By working together we aim to find solutions to longstanding local problems while maintaining our wider focus on preventing crime and antisocial behaviour across Nottinghamshire.
City Central Strategic Priorities: July to September 2024
Issued 02 July 2024
JULY – SEPTEMBER 2024
Serious Violence
Serious violence remains a key priority, I want to ensure that people feel safe within our community. We have funded extra high visibility patrols in high risk areas focusing on preventing violent crime particularly against women and girls and knife crime offences.
There have been numerous significant arrests over the last few months for both serious violence and knife crime.
Anti-Social Behaviour
In all forms. Anti-Social Behaviour continues to be a priority, we are working hard to combat this and have funded more patrols in areas that suffer from ASB and have applied for a number of criminal behaviour orders for our most persistent offenders for begging.
Evening student patrols have continued on the busy night time economy evenings.
We have also executed numerous warrants over the last few months, which have led to key arrests and the seizure of large quantities of Class A drugs and we also have an ongoing investigation in relation to premises that have been cuckooed so that we can deal with persistent offenders who cause harm to others.
Acquisitive Crime: Burglary and Personal Robbery
Burglaries and Personal Robberies still remain a concern and we will continue to increase our patrols in the right areas to prevent such offences.
Although robberies have decreased for the month of June, we will continue this work to prevent them.
We have again made some key arrests for burglary and robbery over the last few months and will continue to deal with offenders robustly, these offenders are dealt with by our dedicated burglary and robbery team.
Actioned 02 July 2024