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Crimes and priorities
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Tackling anti-social behaviour.
Action taken:
Our county proactive and rural crime teams have supported us with high visibility patrols in this area. Several arrests have been made of individuals identified through intelligence and proactive policing work. We will continue to monitor the issues.
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Drugs in Eccleshall High Street and surrounding areas
Action taken:
Our County Proactive and Rural team have spent time in the local area targeting nominals based on the intelligence we have received. This has resulted in several stop searches and a vehicle of a nominal involved in dealing drugs being seized. Investigations remain ongoing and we will continue to patrol the area with uniform and plain clothes officers.
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We've had a slight increase in reports of parking in the High Street being an issue and causing obstructions for other motorists and pedestrians
Action taken:
High visibility patrols in the area have been carried out, smart alerts sent to local residents and information shared with the council. Consideration of parking buddies.
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Drug use on Beechdale Lane in Tittensor.
Action taken:
The location will be targeted on a regular basis at peak times in order to disrupt those involved.
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Boy racers and anti-social behaviour (ASB) with vehicles has been recorded as the biggest issue from the community in this area.
Action taken:
Local officers have adapted the patrol plan to be more visible in the area and have bid for road crime support to create operations to take positive action against those causing the issues.
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Vehicles are attending Elford Heath car park, driving in an anti-social manner and playing loud music.
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Local residents have been visited, warning signs have been installed and patrols have been increased in the area.
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Reports of anti-social behaviour that is causing a disruption within the village of Yarnfield and having a detrimental impact on the lives of those who live there
Action taken:
Ongoing contact with those involved, whereby a Community Protection Warning has been issued to the main suspect.
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Reports of car cruising meets between Tittensor, via Meaford, Stone , Aston and Stafford/Cresswell
Action taken:
As a result of the risk identified and the impact on the local community, proactive patrols have been deployed to the multiple locations. Vehicles identified have resulted in the keeper of the vehicles being issued with a Community Protection Notice Warning (CPNW), documenting conditions that prohibit them being involved in this type of anti-social activity. Arrests have been made and vehicle seized as part of the most recent reports.
Social media post shared on Stafford Borough Police Facebook page and also Stoke Police Facebook page due to close proximity to the border, to increase awareness around risk as proactive response to the problem. The Social Media post also provides information around a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) in place for the A34 between Trentham and Stafford in relation to historic issues around car meets/cruising in a attempt to manage further issues. This is alongside the issue of 23 Community Protection Warnings (CPW's) to keepers of vehicles from two incidents whereby vehicles have been reported as being involved/engaging in the reported activity.