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Local policing teams are groups of officers dedicated to serving the community. Teams are made up of officers based in the area, supported by additional officers from the wider area. 

Teams work closely with local authorities, organisations, partners and residents to decide policing priorities. This helps teams find long-term solutions to local problems. 

 

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    Gregory Roberts

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    Ivor Roberts

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    Raymond Sullivan

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    Residential Burglary and Porch Theft

    Issued 11 May 2026

    Action taken:

    Target High-Risk Areas
    Use recent crime data to identify burglary and porch-theft hotspots.
    Increase visible patrols during peak hours (daytime deliveries; evening burglaries).

    Reduce Opportunity
    Promote delivery alerts, photo confirmation, and pickup lockers.
    Encourage residents to retrieve packages quickly or use neighbours for pickup.
    Support basic target hardening: door locks, motion lights, and doorbell cameras.

    Improve Reporting & Evidence
    Simplify online reporting for porch theft.
    Encourage rapid sharing of doorbell and security camera footage.
    Standardize police follow-up within 48 hours.

    Engage the Community
    Launch a "Take It In" awareness campaign.
    Strengthen neighbour-to-neighbour communication.

    Focus on Repeat Offenders
    Track and prioritize known burglary and theft offenders.
    Disrupt resale of stolen goods through enforcement and monitoring

    Actioned 11 May 2026

  • Priority:

    Reduce Shoplifting

    Issued 11 May 2026

    Action taken:

    Focus on High-Risk Locations and Items
    Use incident data to identify high-theft stores, times, and products.
    Increase visible staff presence and patrols during peak theft hours.
    Relocate or secure frequently stolen items near staffed areas.

    Encourage Businesses to Strengthen In-Store Deterrence
    Improve lighting, sightlines, and store layout.
    Expand use of cameras, mirrors, and electronic article surveillance (EAS).
    Post clear signage about surveillance and prosecution policies.

    Improve Staff Training and Reporting
    Train employees to recognize theft behaviours and respond safely.
    Standardize quick, simple reporting of incidents.
    Encourage timely sharing of video and evidence.

    Address Repeat Offenders and Resale
    Track repeat shoplifting incidents and offenders.
    Monitor and disrupt resale of stolen goods.

    Partner with the Community
    Share prevention strategies across retailers.
    Offer alternatives such as receipt checks or customer service engagement at exits

    Actioned 11 May 2026

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    Prevent violence against woman and girls (VAWG)

    Issued 11 May 2026

    Action taken:

    Strengthen Prevention and Early Intervention
    Use intelligence and data to identify high-risk offenders, locations, and repeat victims.
    Prioritise early intervention in domestic abuse, stalking, and harassment cases.
    Increase visible patrols and safeguarding activity in high-risk areas.

    Improve Victim Response and Support
    Ensure rapid, trauma-informed responses to all VAWG reports.
    Improve risk assessments and protective measures (e.g. bail conditions, protective orders).
    Strengthen partnerships with specialist VAWG support services and advocates.

    Focus on Perpetrators
    Proactively target repeat and high-harm offenders.
    Use civil and criminal powers consistently to disrupt behaviour.
    Improve supervision and monitoring of known offenders.

    Build Trust and Accountability
    Strengthen vetting, misconduct processes, and supervision to address officer behaviour.
    Increase transparency around VAWG outcomes and performance.
    Embed clear standards of professional conduct and zero tolerance for abuse.

    Train and Equip Officers
    Deliver mandatory training on VAWG, coercive control, and trauma-informed policing.
    Improve frontline confidence in recognising and responding to abuse.
    Ensure supervisors actively review and support VAWG case handling

    Actioned 11 May 2026

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