CRIME MAP IN LE5 3EE

Tuesday, April 9, 2024

ISSUE: Your beat team have seen an increase in calls reporting people are taking drugs or drinking alcohol within the tower blocks on the ST Peters Estate. This is corroborated by what your beat officers have witnessed. Your beat team have also highlighted people more at risk of allowing this or being taken advantage of within these blocks by drug dealers and drug users.
ACTION: Officers have been on foot within the tower blocks to discourage this behaviour

Tuesday, April 9, 2024

ISSUE: The community within the St Matthews estate have reported to Police that they are concerned about the amount of young groups causing anti-social behaviour on the estate and also reported several serious incidents to the Police involving violent
ACTION: Your beat team are targeting this issue by utilising our neighbourhood priority team and beat team to gather as much information from the community as possible which we will then use to target individuals causing harm to the community. Beat team strongly suggest anyone with concerns around this issue contacts the local beat team who are based at the ST Matthews Health Centre or engage with officers you seen on foot patrolling.

Tuesday, April 9, 2024

ISSUE: Your beat team attended a ward meeting and were told by the community that they were concerned around the amount of street drinks/drug use and anti-social behaviour on the estate around Kingfisher Avenue and surrounding streets.
ACTION: Your beat team have recognised this prior to it being mentioned by the community therefore were on the front foot when it comes to tackling the issue. Recently the beat team made an arrest of a person we believed to be involved in this activity and will continue to patrol the area during our shifts to gather as much intelligence as possible and utilise this to tackle those described to be causing concern.

New Leicestershire Police priorities and concerns for this neighbourhood will be published here once they are announced by Leicestershire Police through the data.police.uk portal.