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Saturday, 13 Mar 2020 09:13
Humberside Police
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Retail crime and Antisocial Behaviour on Gallagher and North Lincs. Retail Parks We are aware of some instances of retail crime and anti-social behaviour on the Gallagher Retail Park and North Lincolnshire Shopping Park and our teams are active in this area. We routinely patrol these areas and engage with stores to prevent future occurences of theft and antisocial behaviour. Our team also make sure we monitor calls for service in this area and ensure we are able to develop our problem solving activities accordingly. UPDATE: 24/03/20 Reports of shop thefts remain reduced. This may be to the fact that a number of our offenders are currently in custody. The team are working in partnership with the shops, security guards and other agencies in order to tackle this issue. Regular patrols will be continuing. |
Football Matchday parking on Lodge Moor and surrounding estates. There have been some instances reported of problems with parking in and around the Scunthorpe United Football Ground site and surrounding estates on match days which we are actively monitoring. Parking in pavements, across driveways, on junctions and also on double yellow lines is dangerous and can cause unnecessary obstructions to others using the roads and pavements. We work closely with colleagues from North Lincolnshire Council and people parking in such a way risk facing receiving parking tickets, fines and in some cases, having their vehicle recovered. There is plenty of parking available on a Match Day at Glanford Park. UPDATE: 24/03/20 The local policing team continue to patrol the area when possible, however with football currently on hold, there are currently no issues. We obtain photographs of offending vehicles and send out warning letters to the registered keepers. Please remember to park safely and legally. |
Vulnerability - keeping people safe. Over recent years Humberside Police has made considerable effort to focus on Vulnerability. Everyone in the organisation has a responsibility to ensure the most vulnerable people in our communities are protected. Very often as a police service we are the first point of contact for many people. Having this contact enables us to identify vulnerabilities at an early stage. This will ensure that people who need support and protection receive the correct level of service from both the police and our partners such as social care, mental health services and services in the third sector. A person is vulnerable if as a result of their situation or circumstances, they are unable to take care or protect themselves, or others, from harm or exploitation. Protecting vulnerable children and adults. What do we do ?
maximise opportunities to secure evidence when offences are committed against vulnerable people to ensure offenders are brought to justice and reduce the risk of further victimisation How do we do this ?
UPDATE: 24/03/20 The team have been working with a vulnerable male who has been referred to project Nova (Ex Forces support) This person has now begun to engage with the police too. This male is now having regular contact with social services. |
Rural Crime We are committed to taking action against those causing harm to our rural communities. We continue to drive our activities under Operation Galileo and work closely with our farmers and residents across our communities, along with partners. We hold regular days of action both during the day and during the hours of darkness to target those using rural humberside communities for this type of offending, for example, seizing vehicles, dogs and applying for court orders to restrict these people from the area. Update: 24/03/20 We continue to patrol the area when possible. Please report any suspicious activity on 101 or 999 if you believe there is a crime in progress. |
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