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Crime Updates
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Message from Insp Mark Peasgood We are aware that a small number of young people have been causing issues ranging from Criminal damage to anti-social behaviour on Orchard Park estate. As a police service and local neighbourhood policing team, we are committed to tackling those responsible and making them accountable for their actions. This problem has been identified at an early stage and we are increasing patrols in the area not only to provide reassurance but to catch those responsible. In conjunction with this we are visiting and speaking to all the local schools to highlight the dangers, impact and consequences of these actions. This is a continued commitment by my team and our wider partner agencies who are working tirelessly to deal with these issues as well as achieving the results that have been previously advertised. What I would emphasise is that if you are a parent in the area please make sure you know what your children are doing as their actions may have consequences that impact on the wider family. |
Anti-social behavior by youths on motorbikes. This is an issue we are seeing across the general area of Orchard Park. This includes reports of noise nuisance, riding on the footpaths and driving without insurance. Also there has been incidents involving the motorbikes being used in other crimes. including theft from motor vehicles and cycle thefts. We have had great success and this shows as it appears that are less incidents reported. Operation yellow fin officers are routinely patrolling the area in unmarked cars, cycles and foot patrols. The operation will continue. Please continue to report incidents involving motorbikes! |
Anti-social behaviour. Group of young people who are congregating along Hall Road. They are intimidating local residents and causing damage. Where criminal offences are identified individuals are actively targeted and dealt with through appropriate means, either through the criminal justices system or restorative practices. This is a multi-agency approach so we are working with the council to combat these issues. We have made numerous arrests and seeking criminal behavior orders on the most prolific offenders. We are working in partnership with the youth offending service and this has seen a reduction in youths causing anti social behaviour. |
Drugs, cultivation and dealing We have now launched operation Galaxy - which is a specialised team that are tackling drug dealing, cultivation and use. Please continue to report drug related matters. There have been numerous warrants executed in the North Hull area and several people have been arrested. The neighbourhood team take an active part within these operations. We will continue to target criminals and build up intelligence to secure warrants. We also have plain clothed officers on foot and cycles conducting stop searches on people suspected of dealing drugs. |
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