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Welcome to the Town neighbourhood policing team.

Meet Your Team

Insp Paul French

Sgt 2125 Shane Jackson

PC 506 Kal Alcock-Murtagh

PC 337 Stef Parker

PCSO 7538 Phil Barton

PCSO 7654 Jamie Gilliatt

PCSO 7709 Richard Lawson

Community Alerts

Action Taken: Market Hill (Humberside Police)

Local News Update

One woman has been formally warned not to enter the Market Hill estate this last week after complaints from residents. She is believed to have been taking advantage of vulnerable people. We will act quickly to protect those who need help in our community.

If there is anyone in your area that you are worried is being targetted by criminals, then report it to the police on 101. If you want to stay anonymous, call Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.
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Day of Action: Market Hill (Humberside Police)

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145 doors knocked on today in the high rise flats at Market Hill. Local police, Ongo and North Lincolnshire Council officers have been asking residents what issues face our community.

ðŸ˜ï¸ 39% of residents took the #Humbertalking survey
ðŸ™ Anti social behaviour was the biggest issue
ðŸ’‰ Drugs were also talked about

Thanks to the residents that spoke out about the problems they face. Look out for the action we take in the coming days and weeks!
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Police Drop In Surgery Today at Sainsburys (Humberside Police)

Good morning,I will be holding a drop in surgery today between 12:00pm - 1:00pm at Sainsburys, Scunthorpe. Any burning issues then please pop along.If you know anybody that wishes to sign up to my community alert then send them my way.RegardsPCSO Mike Gains

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Local News Update

The local Policing team have attended an incident where a Llama has been retrieved from the Humber but is sadly deceased.
We have not had any reports but we are trying to alert the owner

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Drugs Warrant Executed (Humberside Police)

Good evening,At 12:30 pm today(18th) a drugs warrant was executed at a property on Frodingham Road, Sc'pe.This is a result of the community coming forward and providing us with the relevant information.We rely on good quality information from yourselves to make things like this possible.A good resultRegardsPCSO M GainsCrosby & Park Ward neighbourhood policing team

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Car doors tried in Hempdyke Road (Humberside Police)

A vehicle crime has been reported in your neighbourhood

Please be aware that unknown people are trying car doors and house doors in the early hours. Please make sure your houses and cars are locked and secure.

Police have recently been shown CCTV of 4 people trying car doors on Hempdyke road in Scunthorpe at 3.30am on 18/6/19. Please report any suspicious activity to the police.

PCSO Lawson

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Contact Your Team

There are plenty of opportunities for you to meet your local officers and talk to them about problems you're worried about. You can pop along to Police Surgeries, which are informal drop-in sessions at well visited places in the community. It's a chance to meet your local officers, tell them about crime and antisocial behaviour in your area and get crime prevention advice.

You can also have a say in what your local police and other agencies focus on in your area at Priority Setting Meetings. Any member of the community can go along and talk to local officers and PCSO's, council workers and people from Fire and Rescue about issues you face. What you say at these meetings will help the policing teams decide how they should focus their resources in your area. If you think we're getting it right or wrong at the moment, come along and have your say.

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Last Updated 29 May 2019

Date	Details
29 May 2019	Shop Theft – Scunthorpe Town Centre A main priority for the Town Centre continues to be shop theft. Shop theft is the biggest single category of crime in Town, making up 26% of recorded crime. Starting in April 2019 we have put in place a new plan. This includes: Targeting those who cause the community the most harm by seeking orders on them to exclude them from the Town Centre; Working with local drugs services to get offenders who use illegal drugs the support they need to recover; Holding another set of meetings with managers from the 10 most impacted stores to design out crime; The ShopWatch scheme is being changed to focus on preventing crime and disrupting or deterring offenders; Shop theft investigations are being improved by adding more features to in-store evidence packs; Officers being chosen to go out on foot patrol around the Town Centre daily. Shop theft has gone down by 9.9% when you compare January – April 2019 with the same 4 months in 2018. We have seen some positive results with a number of offenders being prosecuted - you can read more here: https://www.humberside.police.uk/news/five-court-following-shop-theft-crackdown
29 May 2019	Anti Social Behaviour – West Street The community has told us through surveys and meetings that there are problems with anti social behavior on West Street. This is a key priority for the team and our plan includes: Officers going out on foot patrol in the West Street area daily; Closing down properties in the area involved in crime, such as doing warrants in the Town Centre area; Working with partners around homelessness and drug use to divert people away from this kind of anti social behavior; Engaging with the local school by attending at school opening and closing time to speak with parents and teachers. Residents tell us they feel safe and confident in the police. 68% of residents said they feel safe and 89% said they feel confident in the police in January 2019. Another round of surveys is due in June 2019.

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29 May 2019

Shop Theft – Scunthorpe Town Centre

A main priority for the Town Centre continues to be shop theft. Shop theft is the biggest single category of crime in Town, making up 26% of recorded crime. Starting in April 2019 we have put in place a new plan. This includes:

Targeting those who cause the community the most harm by seeking orders on them to exclude them from the Town Centre;

Working with local drugs services to get offenders who use illegal drugs the support they need to recover;

Holding another set of meetings with managers from the 10 most impacted stores to design out crime;

The ShopWatch scheme is being changed to focus on preventing crime and disrupting or deterring offenders;

Shop theft investigations are being improved by adding more features to in-store evidence packs;

Officers being chosen to go out on foot patrol around the Town Centre daily.

Shop theft has gone down by 9.9% when you compare January – April 2019 with the same 4 months in 2018.

We have seen some positive results with a number of offenders being prosecuted - you can read more here: https://www.humberside.police.uk/news/five-court-following-shop-theft-crackdown

29 May 2019

Anti Social Behaviour – West Street

The community has told us through surveys and meetings that there are problems with anti social behavior on West Street. This is a key priority for the team and our plan includes:

Officers going out on foot patrol in the West Street area daily;

Closing down properties in the area involved in crime, such as doing warrants in the Town Centre area;

Working with partners around homelessness and drug use to divert people away from this kind of anti social behavior;

Engaging with the local school by attending at school opening and closing time to speak with parents and teachers.

Residents tell us they feel safe and confident in the police. 68% of residents said they feel safe and 89% said they feel confident in the police in January 2019. Another round of surveys is due in June 2019.

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Where We Are Over The Next 6 Weeks

Date	Location	Title
Friday 28 Jun, 1:00pm – 4:00pm	Willoughby Road Primary Academy, Scunthorpe.	Police Display Stand - Willoughby Road Fair, Scunthorpe.
Monday 1 Jul, 10:00am – 11:00am	High Street, Scunthorpe (Outside Primark)	Scunthorpe Urban Team Engagement Stand
Wednesday 7 Aug, 11:00am – 4:00pm	Manor Park, Scunthorpe	Police Display Stand - Ongo Carnival

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Meet Your Team

Community Alerts

Action Taken: Market Hill (Humberside Police)

Day of Action: Market Hill (Humberside Police)

Police Drop In Surgery Today at Sainsburys (Humberside Police)

Local News (Humberside Police)

Drugs Warrant Executed (Humberside Police)

Car doors tried in Hempdyke Road (Humberside Police)

Contact Your Team

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Priorities

North Lincolnshire Council

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Where We Are Over The Next 6 Weeks