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Top reported crimes

Most commonly reported crimes during Jun 2026

  • Violence and sexual offences

    187

  • Shoplifting

    41

  • Other theft

    33

  • Criminal damage and arson

    24
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Month Total Percentage
Jul 2025 348 9%
Aug 2025 322 8.3%
Sep 2025 311 8%
Oct 2025 313 8.1%
Nov 2025 260 6.7%
Dec 2025 269 7%
Jan 2026 302 7.8%
Feb 2026 322 8.3%
Mar 2026 354 9.2%
Apr 2026 340 8.8%
May 2026 361 9.3%
Jun 2026 364 9.4%

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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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  • Inspector

    Martin Danher

  • Sergeant

    Gemma Turner - West Sector Coordinator

  • Sergeant

    Mark Newton

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    Christos Kyriakou - Local Action Team

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    Daniel Turner - Local Action Team

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    Jordan Dodd

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    Matthew Potter - Local Action Team

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    Shannon Jenkins - Dedicated Neighbourhood Officer - Graisley

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    Steve Finazzi - Dedicated Neighbourhood Officer - St Peters

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    Tom Dawson - Dedicated Neighbourhood Officer

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    Becca Bailey-D'Cruze

  • PCSO

    David Asher

  • PCSO

    Gemma Parker

  • PCSO

    Kelly Bradburn

Policing priorities

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  • Priority:

    St Peters and Park

    - Sex workers - Frequenting the local areas, gardens, driveways open spaces, abandoned buildings and addresses of vulnerable persons leaving litter, noise disturbance and wider community issues.

    - ASB - A number of tents and other temporary structures springing up in the local area encouraging drug users and drug dealers. This again is causing an unsafe place for people to enjoy open spaces or wooded areas.

    - Drugs - Both using and growing in the local community. Addresses have been identified on our area that are committing this sort of crime and causing harm to communities.

    Issued 27 July 2026

    Action taken:

    - We are working with partners to close an address down near to Peace Park identified as high drug usage and dealing.

    - Working with partners in housing, taking positive tenancy actions on addresses linked to drugs and anti-social behaviour

    - We have completed a high number of arrests for shoplifting offences/ FTA/ Burglary and assault matters.

    - Work alongside other police teams to take enforcement action on various businesses on the neighbourhood.

    Your Designated Neighbourhood Officers (DNO) are currently –
    PC FINAZZI (St Peters)
    PC DAWSON (Park)

    Actioned 27 August 2026

  • Priority:

    Graiseley: we are still awaiting our next meeting with the public where we will agree with attendees what our focus will be in the coming months. The issues we will focus on in the interim are:

    ASB - in the guise of parking, litter, noise nuisance and matters alike.

    Drugs - take robust action on those dealing, exploiting and using in our community.

    We will continue to work with partners, WV homes, environmental health and trading standards to ensure we have a joined up approach in order to get the right results for the community of Graiseley.

    Issued 27 July 2026

    Action taken:

    - Community events attended at St Chads Play Space for Graiseley Fun Day

    - Open space patrols of Bantock Park

    - Attended numerous community events within the neighbourhood. PCSO's have completed numerous surgeries.

    - Completed trading standard visits alongside partners at a number of businesses.

    - ASB walks in hotspot areas

    Actioned 27 August 2026

  • Priority:

    St Peters and Park

    - Sex workers - Frequenting the local areas, gardens, driveways open spaces, abandoned buildings and addresses of vulnerable persons leaving litter, noise disturbance and wider community issues.

    - ASB - A number of tents and other temporary structures springing up in the local area encouraging drug users and drug dealers. This again is causing an unsafe place for people to enjoy open spaces or wooded areas.

    - Drugs - Both using and growing in the local community. Addresses have been identified on our area that are committing this sort of crime and causing harm to communities.

    Issued 27 July 2026

    Action taken:

    - We are working with partners to close an address down near to Peace Park identified as high drug usage and dealing.

    - We have completed a high number of arrests for shoplifting offences/ FTA/ Burglary and assault matters.

    - Work alongside other police teams to take enforcement action on various businesses on the neighbourhood.

    - ASB patrols in hot spot locations

    Your Designated Neighbourhood Officers (DNO) are currently –
    PC FINAZZI (St Peters)
    PC DAWSON (Park)

    Actioned 27 August 2026

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