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Top reported crimes

Most commonly reported crimes during Aug 2026

Violence and sexual offences
67
Anti-social behaviour
23
Public order
19
Criminal damage and arson
16

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Crime levels overview

Crime for last year

Crime per Month

Crime levels overview
Month	Total	Percentage
Sep 2025	150	8%
Oct 2025	120	6.4%
Nov 2025	154	8.2%
Dec 2025	154	8.2%
Jan 2026	168	8.9%
Feb 2026	114	6.1%
Mar 2026	178	9.5%
Apr 2026	136	7.2%
May 2026	179	9.5%
Jun 2026	184	9.8%
Jul 2026	171	9.1%
Aug 2026	170	9.1%

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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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Your team

Inspector

Matthew Walton (Borough Commander)
Sergeant

Lewis Ablott
Sergeant

Stephen Burgess
Police Constable

Annalise Ware
Police Constable

Caroline Barnes (Youth Engagement Officer)
Police Constable

Daniel Watts (Youth Engagement Officer)
Police Constable

Fraser Punton
Police Constable

Jess Perry
Police Constable

Ollie Jackson
Police Constable

Sebastian Rutkowski
Police Constable

Sophie Dervin
Police Constable

Tom Roughley
PCSO

Mark Lappin

Policing priorities

Priority:

Action taken:
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Anti-social behaviour - ASB

Issued 01 September 2026

Action taken:

Police have carried out proactive patrols in areas frequently suffering from ASB to target offenders, while working with partner agencies to manage known frequent offenders and look at longer term solutions. We have also been targeting known drug hotspots which are frequent causes of anti-social behaviour to try and target the root causes more effectively.

Actioned 07 October 2026
Priority:

Violence against Women and Girls - VAWG

Issued 01 September 2026

Action taken:

This still remains a high priority for us to target. We continue to carry out specific Meet The Beat (MTB) sessions, where our main emphasis continues to be aimed towards VAWG. We have been able to provide advice and direction to those that are suffering, and those who have worries about their safety. We would like to impress on everyone, the need to report anything that they see or notice, that might suggest there is a problem. At our MTB sessions, we have distributed panic alarms, which are very much appreciated as an extra safety tool. We are continuing to patrol the Sunbury Subways, as they have been highlighted as an area of concern from those using them. If you would like to come to a' MTB engagement, to discuss any issues of concern that you may be worried about or just to have a chat, the dates and locations can be found on our website.

Actioned 01 September 2026
Priority:

Drug related activity

Issued 01 September 2026

Action taken:

PCSO Lappin is carrying out House to House visits to discover any issues that residents might be facing, One that has been raised regularly, is the sale and supply of drugs at various locations in Sunbury. These locations are now under regular surveillance and patrol. CCTV supplied by residents has proved valuable in identifying vehicles that are being used. This has helped us to further crack down on those taking part.

Actioned 01 September 2026
Priority:

Shoplifting

Issued 01 September 2026

Action taken:

Targeted operations, both in uniform and plain clothes, have been conducted in the Sunbury area focusing specifically on tackling shoplifting. These proactive deployments are designed to identify and apprehend offenders, disrupt criminal activity, and act as a visible deterrent to prevent further offences. PCSO Lappin carried out four “Street the Week” engagements and five “Meet the Beat” events at various locations in Sunbury. This provided an opportunity to offer crime prevention advice, increase reassurance, and build positive relationships with members of the local community. The engagement with the public at all of these events was positive and the community’s appreciation to see a regular police presence in Sunbury was voiced by several members of the public. In addition, high-visibility foot patrols have been undertaken across the area, with officers and PCSO Lappin engaging directly with local businesses. These interactions have helped to identify ongoing concerns, gather intelligence around patterns of offending, and continue to inform a more targeted and effective policing approach to tackling retail crime in Ashford.

Actioned 01 September 2026