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Most commonly reported crimes during Jun 2026

  • Violence and sexual offences

    97

  • Vehicle crime

    36

  • Other theft

    27

  • Shoplifting

    25
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Month Total Percentage
Jul 2025 266 9.2%
Aug 2025 221 7.6%
Sep 2025 201 7%
Oct 2025 235 8.1%
Nov 2025 254 8.8%
Dec 2025 215 7.4%
Jan 2026 210 7.3%
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  • Inspector

    Nazia Kauser

  • Sergeant

    Jo Prejbeanu - Neighbourhood Sergeant

  • Police Constable

    Connor Heathcote - Dedicated Neighbourhood Officer - Aldridge North & Walsall Wood Ward

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    Dorris Petrescu - Local Action Team

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    Gavin Warburton - Dedicated Neighbourhood Officer - Pheasey Park Farm

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    Joshua Lloyd - Local Action Team

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    Louise Dixon - Local Action Team

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    Stephen Rodgers - Dedicated Neighbourhood Officer - Aldridge Central & South

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    Tom Coton - Dedicated Neighbourhood Officer - Streetly Ward

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    Darren Astley

  • PCSO

    Jane Savage

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    Issue: Reducing and preventing incidents of shop thefts providing local retailers and businesses with reassurance and advice to help their staff stay safe and take positive action against anyone intent on committing crime in the village.
    Location: Aldridge Shopping Centre, Anchor Road and High Street.

    Issued 12 August 2026

    Action taken:

    August 2026 update -

    Officers have continued with discussions with local retailers and businesses to allow any concerns and issues they have with theft to be dealt with and a visible presence by local officers in the problem areas to reduce offending. Further engagement has also taken place to provide a reassuring presence within Anchor Road, High Street, Anchor Parade and Precinct, to continue with the increased police presence within the shopping centre as part of our ongoing business patrol and engagement strategy speaking with shop staff and customers and working with the management centre.

    We are seeing a steady reduction in shop thefts within the area compared to reports from 2025 and continue to work with partner agencies and local businesses to reduce these figures going forward.

    This week Walsall Borough Commander, Chief Superintendent Sam Batey also met with Aldridge MP Wendy Morton to discuss the concerns of local residents and businesses and how the local policing team are addressing the issues raised.

    Actioned 15 August 2026

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    Issue: Speeding and racing of vehicles.
    Location: Queslett Road.

    Issued 12 August 2026

    Action taken:

    August 2026 update -
    Liaising with our Road Harm Prevention Team and CCTV speed van team to sporadically position their speed vans around Queslett Road to reduce road harm and offending.
    Local police team have continued to carry out patrols around the area and provide a presence to help reduce the risk and provide reassurance to the community.
    A number of officers have now been speed laser gun trained to actively focus patrols at this location and have secured the equipment to identify offending vehicles whilst in the area and action appropriately.
    The local police team have completed a speed awareness operation in association with the West Midlands Fire Service to identify and educate drivers driving over the speed limit with the use of VR technology and further similar operations are planned in the coming months.

    Actioned 15 August 2026

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    Local priority -
    Issue: Incidents of Antisocial Behaviour (ASB)
    Location: Oak Park, Walsall Wood

    Issued 12 August 2026

    Action taken:

    August 2026 update -
    The local policing team have continued conducting visible patrols around this location following concerns around antisocial behaviour and engaging with and educating any youths they encounter in the area. Along with reassurance patrols being carried out in this hotspot location we have facilitated regular police drop-in surgeries at Oak Park Leisure Centre foyer for residents to attend and speak with officers about their concerns. The team have identified a number of youths through CCTV enquiries and those identified have been visited at home address, spoken to about their behaviour with warning letters issued to both youths and their parents/ guardians, outlining concerns raised and consequences should behaviour continue. We are also working in association with partner agencies such as Walsall Council and Youth Outreach Team Vision 4 All to look at working with youths throughout summer and preventing anti-social behaviour around the area. Targeted patrols in this area will continue.

    Actioned 15 August 2026

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PACT Meeting - Aldridge, Walsall Wood, Streetly and Pheasey Residents

6:00PM - 8:00PM, Tue 01 September 2026

Walsall Wood Hub Lichfield Road, Walsall Wood, Walsall

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Police 'drop in' surgery

10:00AM - 12:00PM, Tue 08 September 2026

Aldridge Community Library Rookery Lane Aldridge

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Police 'drop in' Surgery

3:00PM - 5:00PM, Fri 11 September 2026

Oak Park Active Living Centre Coppice Road Walsall Wood

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Police 'drop in' surgery

5:00PM - 7:00PM, Mon 21 September 2026

Oak Park Active Living Centre Coppice Road Walsall Wood

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Police 'drop in' surgery

5:00PM - 7:00PM, Wed 07 October 2026

Oak Park Active Living Centre Coppice Road Walsall Wood

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