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Most commonly reported crimes during Oct 2023

  • Violence and sexual offences

    40

  • Vehicle crime

    24

  • Other theft

    14

  • Criminal damage and arson

    10
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Crime levels overview
Month Total Percentage
Nov 2022 113 7.6%
Dec 2022 138 9.2%
Jan 2023 109 7.3%
Feb 2023 137 9.2%
Mar 2023 138 9.2%
Apr 2023 134 9%
May 2023 128 8.6%
Jun 2023 123 8.2%
Jul 2023 132 8.8%
Aug 2023 111 7.4%
Sep 2023 103 6.9%
Oct 2023 128 8.6%

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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. 

Your team

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    James Ellis

  • Police Sergeant

    Shaunagh Hall

  • Police Constable

    Daniel Brown

  • PCSO

    Eloise Waring

  • PCSO

    Roy Fisher

Policing priorities

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  • Priority:

    Speeding

    Issued 08 August 2023

    Action taken:

    As suggested by the local community, speeding continues to be a priority issue for The neighbourhood policing team. The team has conducted speed enforcements and speed checks on roads that are identified as having increased levels of speeding. Checks were carried out on Woodside Road, Amersham and Austenwood Lane, Chalfont St Peter, offenders were issued with fixed penalty tickets. In addition, mobile enforcement via road safety vans, as well as highly visible fixed speed cameras, have continued to be an effective tool in both preventing and enforcing penalties on speeding.

    We also support and work with the local community speed watch teams, made up of volunteers who want to assist in making their roads safer for everyone in the area. So far, their work has been highly effective in preventing re-offending.

    Actioned 03 November 2023

  • Priority:

    Burglary (dwelling)

    Issued 07 August 2023

    Action taken:

    Based on feedback from the public, burglary continues to be one of the highest concerns. Due to this, the neighbourhood policing team continues to make this one of their top priorities, particularly now as the winter months begin to draw in.

    The neighbourhood policing team have been conducting directed patrols of identified high risk areas, increasing their visibility in the area in an effort to deter burglars. They have been working with local Neighbourhood Watch Teams to put in place free Crime Reduction surveys for victims of burglaries as well as their neighbours.

    Actioned 03 November 2023

  • Priority:

    Drug related issues

    Issued 01 August 2023

    Action taken:

    Drugs continues to be a top priority for the Neighbourhood Policing Team. They are proactive in cracking down on drug offences through utilising intel from the community and conducting direct visible patrols of the areas that have been identified as high risk.

    Over the summer months, the team have taken part in numerous joint police operations and carried out warrants for suspected drug activity, resulting in the arrest of over 180 drug offenders, as well as the seizure of large amounts of drugs, drugs related cash and equipment.

    Actioned 03 November 2023

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Amersham Police Station

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King George V Road, Amersham, Bucks
HP6 5AL

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