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  • Inspector

    Ben Wildman

  • Sergeant

    Callum Bates

  • Police Constable

    Adrian Miller

  • Police Constable

    Daniel Fessey

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    Matt Moore

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    Evie Daine

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    Farina Khan

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    Ivan Sudar

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    Katie Hathaway

  • Youth Engagement Team (YET) officer

    Hayley Orchard

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    Jim Sadler

  • Youth Engagement Team (YET) officer

    Toni Williams

Policing priorities

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    • Anti-social behaviour and drug dealing around the Aston Close area
    • Prevention of theft from motor vehicles
    • The use of illegal motorbikes and E-Scooters

    Issued 01 October 2026

    Action taken:

    In relation to Anti-social Behaviour and the use of illegal off-road bikes and we will:
    • Conduct regular high visibility and plains clothes patrols in known hotspot areas.
    • Deploy Community Speed watch where appropriate
    • Attend local meetings (e.g. Parish council, community forums) to gather feedback and share updates.
    • Promote road safety awareness through school visits and youth engagement sessions.
    • Take proactive enforcement action against offences such as obstruction, speeding, and anti-social driving
    • Work with Roads Policing Unit for joint operations where necessary
    • Collaborate with local councils to identify infrastructure improvements (signage, traffic calming).
    • Liaise with Highways and CCTV teams to support evidence gathering and deterrence.
    • Share updates and crime prevention advice via Derbyshire Alert and social media
    • Publicise successful interventions to reassure the community and encourage reporting.

    In relation to anti-social behaviour and drug dealing around Aston Close area, we will:
    Continue to work closely with our partners as part of our joint problem management approach, focusing on both prevention and enforcement of crimes involving anti-social behaviour, particularly those linked to the use of vehicles and drugs.
    • This includes ongoing collaboration with key stakeholders such as the local council and Environmental Health, who share, responsibility for maintaining safety and wellbeing in the area.
    • To support this work, we will maintain a proactive presence through a combination of high visibility and plain-clothes targeted patrols, informed by crime trend analysis and community intelligence.

    In relation to the prevention of theft from motor vehicles
    • Plain clothes operations
    • Handle Checks, officers checking for insecure vehicles
    • Intelligence gathering
    • Target hardening leaflets on insecure vehicles
    • Security marking events

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7:00PM - 8:00PM, Mon 02 November 2026

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