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Top reported crimes

Most commonly reported crimes during Jun 2026

  • Violence and sexual offences

    47

  • Shoplifting

    27

  • Anti-social behaviour

    18

  • Public order

    13
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Month Total Percentage
Jul 2025 176 8.6%
Aug 2025 181 8.8%
Sep 2025 217 10.6%
Oct 2025 165 8%
Nov 2025 152 7.4%
Dec 2025 177 8.6%
Jan 2026 151 7.3%
Feb 2026 154 7.5%
Mar 2026 163 7.9%
Apr 2026 198 9.6%
May 2026 170 8.3%
Jun 2026 152 7.4%

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    Tommy Pearson (Borough Commander)

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    Adam Staplehurst

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    Heather Regan

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    Brendan Mcloughlin

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    Conor Inker (Youth Engagement Officer)

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    George Dennehy

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    James Delaney

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    Nick Berghofer

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    Olivia Gill

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    Ryan Butters (Youth Engagement Officer)

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    Samuel Hawkes

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    Ellen Maden

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    Israr Ahmad

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    Joseph Beckett

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    Kathryn Emeny

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    Lillyella Sturman

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    Lorraine Wells

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    Sapphire Rust-Campbell-Hill

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    Ed Ferris

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    Jenny Billin

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    ASB. Anti-Social behaviour, including that associated with the use of Motorbikes, E-bikes where the riders are often wearing balaclavas with no helmets and involved in further criminality.

    Issued 04 November 2026

    Action taken:

    Following a series of warrants and arrests in November last year, there was a notable reduction in anti-social behaviour and criminal activity involving e-bikes. However, over the past couple of months, coinciding with the improved weather, we have seen an increase in reports of anti-social behaviour, primarily within the Hogsmill and surrounding areas. Your local teams have remained to target the users of anti-social Motorbikes, e-bikes and the associated crime under Operation Filter.

    This time, we have been able to identify and target those responsible more quickly. Recent enforcement activity has resulted in the displacement of two families from the area, the seizure of at least six e-bikes, and the arrest of at least ten individuals. We are continuing to progress a number of warrants and remain to target this specific group through both overt and covert policing tactics.

    •All illegal e-bikes seized will be destroyed.
    •We utilise both overt and covers teams
    •Introduced new tactics to safety stop and seize.
    •Warrants and positive action against any suspects involved.
    •Multi-agency support including housing to target offenders.
    •Target the wider network of criminality orchestrators
    •County Wide PSPO covering face coverings

    We are committed to taking robust enforcement action. All e-bikes seized as part of these operations will be destroyed.

    Actioned 04 November 2026

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    Shoplifting and offences against retailers within Epsom & Ewell.

    Issued 04 November 2026

    Action taken:

    The Epsom Safer Neighbourhood Team has adopted a zero-tolerance policy towards retail crime across the Borough, resulting in a significant reduction of local offenders within the Town Centre. This approach includes:

    * Engagement with retail premises in Epsom Town, working alongside Epsom Go and Epsom Shopwatch. The deployment of plain clothes officers into shops which have been targeted repeatedly, alongside security, to catch and convict repeat shoplifters. Intelligence sharing meetings with neighbouring forces.

    • Immediate investigation of known offenders by the Safer Neighbourhood Team, leading faster arrests and allowing response units to focus elsewhere.
    • Direct collaboration with stores and remote CCTV providers, which has enabled arrests even before stores have reported incidents.
    • Increased presence of both high-visibility and covert officers patrolling the area.
    • Joint funding with Epsom BID to provide private security within the Town Centre.
    • Partnership with support agencies to engage offenders who may be coerced into offending, aiming to prevent repeat crimes.
    • All stores have access to the ‘DISC’ system for improved information sharing, crime reporting, and management of known offenders. Anyone caught stealing from one store will be banned from the entire Town.
    • We will relentlessly pursue persistent offenders, thorough investigation of hidden or unreported crimes, and the use of custody time to charge and remand offenders rather than granting bail.
    • Use of the Anti-Social Behaviour Legislation to prevent offenders coming to the area.

    Actioned 04 November 2026

  • Priority:

    Violence against Women and Girls. This is a broad crime type which encompasses a wide range of offences, including harassment, stalking, rape, sexual assault, honour-based abuse and coercive control.

    Issued 04 November 2026

    Action taken:

    * Domestic abuse related calls for service will be prioritised to ensure that any risk is mitigated.
    * Use of Domestic Violence Prevention Orders to increase survivor engagement and support, whilst targeting perpetrators.
    * Local teams supporting specialist officers and partner agencies with interventions.
    * Regular deployments under Operation Shield. This involves specialist, covert Behavioural Detection Officers and overt intervention teams. They target persons present who demonstrate predatory behaviours towards women and girls.

    Actioned 04 November 2026

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