CRIME MAP IN E5 0NW

Tuesday, February 20, 2024

ISSUE: Robbery (Violence) (Working towards a reduction)
Leabridge officers will be working towards a reduction in robberies across the ward. Activities to accomplish this reduction will also be focusing in the in areas where women and girls feel most vulnerable to also bring a reduction in violence against Women and Girls (VAWG)
The team will conduct high visibility patrols in areas such as canal tow paths
ACTION: Officers have assessed recent crime data to identify patrol hotspots where these crimes have been committed. High visibility proactive patrols have been conducted in these areas

Tuesday, February 20, 2024

ISSUE: In the course of our CAP meeting an increase in ASB and drug related crime has been noted in the area of Latham's Yard and thus has been identified as a priority location for continued police action. Notable reports from residents indicates that groups of young males are regularly loitering in residential blocks and smoking cannabis. Regular parcel thefts have also been reported.
Officers will conduct high visibility patrols; facilitate the distribution of crime prevention literature; engage with residents and target noted residential blocks at various times and achieve a reduction in ASB.
Priority set by ward panel on 10/01/2024.
ACTION: This is a new ward priority designated in the course of the Notable reports from residents indicated that groups of youths are regularly loitering in residential blocks smoking cannabis and causing criminal damage. Therefore patrols are now being conducted in blocks in and around following locations to combat anti-social behaviour and contribute to a reduction

Tuesday, February 20, 2024

ISSUE: As a result of the information shared by various residents of Paradise Park in attendance at the CAP meeting
ACTION: This is a new ward priority designated in the course of the During CAP meeting residents of PARADISE PARK have reported an ongoing issue in the area surrounding robberies

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