Neighbourhood policing team
Crimes and priorities
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Anti-Social Behaviour in the area around Bridgford Park
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Rushcliffe Neighbourhood Priorities June to September 2024
We’ll be increasing patrols in the park in the early evenings in response to reports of persons damaging property, acting in a threatening manner, and recent reports concerning theft of bikes too. Officers will be looking to engage with young people in the area, but where suspicious activity is taking place, and where grounds permit (especially is there is a concern around any weapons), using stop & search too.
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Shop Theft
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Rushcliffe Neighbourhood Priorities June to September 2024
We continue to see shop theft numbers higher than I would like, and whilst we are around 20% lower than this time last year, I ‘m very keen for my team to continue to target persistent offenders, and utilise Criminal Behaviour Orders to combat the problem. My team will also continue attending the regular shop-watch meetings too
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Speeding in Rural Areas
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Rushcliffe Neighbourhood Priorities June to September 2024
I receive complaints around speeding probably more than anything else. Whilst we have on-going joint work with partners to look at combatting the Car Cruising problem, it is of course crucial that we look to make our roads safer, so you may have already seen our teams out on speeding operations in recent days both in built up and rural areas, and we’ll continue to try to prevent serious collisions on Rushcliffe’s roads by tackling speeding