Your local team
Your Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) plays a vital role in tackling many of the local issues that matter to you. They are out in your area every day, and always available to offer crime prevention advice or for you to raise concerns with.
Each NPT consists of a dedicated Sergeant, Police Constables (PCs) and Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs), all under the command of an Inspector. While they may be the ones you see the most, the NPTs do not work alone. They are supported by staff and officers from across the whole Humberside Police force area, and they work closely with local authorities, community leaders and residents to decide the local policing priorities for the area and find useful, long-term solutions.
Our approach is shaped by four key themes: We protect vulnerable people and keep people safe; We are out in your communities, visible, listening and working with you to deliver the services you need; We successfully tackle crime and ASB; We will be there when you need us.
Crimes and priorities
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Burglary:
There has been an increase in acquisitive crime around the Waltham area, this includes burglaries and attempted burglaries on residential properties. We are aware that a community impact has been felt in the area, having spoken to residents, its affecting not only their properties but the residents feel uneasy about the rise of crime in the area.
In dealing with this crime, we are working closely with our partner agencies such as North East Lincs Council and VANEL.
We ask for residents to remain vigilant in making sure their properties, outbuildings and sheds are all locked and secured to keep their items safe.
We also encourage residents to call 101 or report to us online if they see any suspicious behaviour or have any crimes to report. If there are crimes ongoing, please call 999 so we can look to apprehend offenders.Action taken:
Your local officers have been carrying out Humber Talking in the areas seeking boosting local confidence and feedback from residents.
Local officers will gather and develop intelligence to identify who may be responsible.
Obtain assistance from the Rural Crime Team and Special Constabulary to carry out joint patrols in rural areas alongside your local officers who, when able, will change shifts to be able to accommodate this.
Please remember to lock all your doors and windows, not only your home, but the garage, sheds, outbuildings, and not forgetting your car. Many crimes are committed by opportunistic criminals who just go round an area trying door handles in case they get lucky.
If you can afford it, consider buying an alarm, CCTV camera such as a Ring Door Bell, or even a full system.
Dont leave any valuables on view, especially this time of year.
If you see anything suspicious, report it to the police.