Welcome to the East Marsh Neighbourhood Policing Team page.
The ward covered by the East Marsh Policing Team incorporates an urban area which benefits from recreational resources including Grant Thorold Park, Sutherland Park, Wooded Park (Albion Street), Freeman Street Market, Ghetto Skate Park, Airsoft and Nerf and The Warehouse.
Corona virus (Covid-19) update
We encourage everyone to follow the Government guidance and #StayAlertSaveLives. For this reason we will not be holding any more engagement events with our communities for the foreseeable future. Whilst we love seeing you, these events are non-essential in the current circumstances.
You will still see us out and about as we continue to do our job and keep our communities safe. As always there are a number of ways you can get in touch with us if you need us.
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Drug Supply and Drug Misuse We understand there are concerns in respect of drug dealing and drug misuse across the East Marsh community and we are absolutely committed to taking robust action. The information that the local community has provided us has proved pivotal in our response. There have been a number of proactive warrants executed by our Operation Galaxy Team with the assistance of your Neighbourhood Team. Our work doesn't stop once a drug warrant is executed, we are currently working in partnership with Lincolnshire Housing Partnership, Longhurst housing, Guinness Housing and private landlords to ensure that further positive action is taken with breach of tenancies. If this fails we will continue to use antisocial behaviour legislation that is available to us in order to place closure orders on properties that are involved with drug dealing or cause serious nuisance to the local community. Last month we secured a Closure Order on a property in Duncombe Gardens and work is ongoing to secure further closure orders at addresses where there are issues. We will continue to monitor issues at further properties within the ward and will not hesitate to secure closure orders if problems continue. We urge members of the public to continue to report their concerns to their local team, through the 101 number, by using the online links below or alternatively, by calling the independent charity Crimestoppers (0800 555 111). |
Shop Theft As the shops reopen in the Freeman Street and surrounding area there is the likelihood of an increase in shop theft offences. We are working closely with shop staff and security personnel to identify prolific offenders and put measures in place to prevent them from coming into the area and stop further thefts being committed. Criminal Behaviour Orders have been and will continue to be used for prolific offenders to prevent them returning to the area they offend in. High Visibility patrols are conducted everyday to provide reassurance and to prevent offences. The community can assist in preventing shop theft by providing information about offenders and details of the distribution of stolen goods. If the offenders can’t sell the stolen goods they are less likely to steal. Contact your local team by stopping an officer whilst out on patrol, through the 101 number, by using the online links below or alternatively, by calling the independent charity Crimestoppers (0800 555 111). |
Theft of Cycles Theft of cycles continues to be a problem through the East Marsh and the surrounding area. If you have a garden shed please ensure that it is locked, we do advise that any cycles or equipment inside the shed should also be secured to prevent them just being removed if the shed is broken into. When leaving your cycle outside a shop or other location, ensure that it is locked to something secure to try and prevent theft. If you do see anyone acting suspiciously in your area, please take time to report it to us, we do take these reports seriously and use them to plan our patrols. You can register your property free on www.immobilise.com, this helps police to identify the owners of property that is recovered. We need information from the community to help us identify where the stolen cycles are going to so that action can be taken. Contact your local team by stopping an officer whilst out on patrol, through the 101 number, by using the online links below or alternatively, by calling the independent charity Crimestoppers (0800 555 111). |
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