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Cumbria Constabulary - Whitehaven Town Neighbourhood
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16 Nov 2023 | Anti-Social Behaviour caused by youths around McDonalds and Bridges Retail Park. The affected area has since been extended to incorporate the majority of Whitehaven town centre. Response (21 May 2024)High visibility and plain clothes patrols carried out in the area. Two dispersal orders were granted on the 19th December and 6th January to tackle reports of ASB on those evenings Two dispersal orders were granted on the 19th December and 6th January to tackle reports of ASB on those evenings. Dispersal order granted for 8th and 9th March 2024 Dispersal order granted on 14 April 2024 several children dispersed from area. Several youths have been arrested for criminal offences such as criminal damage in recent weeks, investigations are continuing to try to identify further individuals involved in this unwanted behaviour. |
21 May 2024 | Drug activity and associated anti-social behaviour at New Street, Whitehaven. Information from residents. Response (21 May 2024)High visibility and plain clothes patrols to be carried out in the area. Positive action will be taken to deter offenders including stop searches where appropriate. Liaise with local social landlords to take tenancy action if appropriate against any offenders. Streetsafe survey to be conducted with local businesses and residents to establish full extent of the issues. |
16 Nov 2023 | Anti-Social Behaviour caused by youths around McDonalds and Bridges Retail Park. The affected area has since been extended to incorporate the majority of Whitehaven town centre. Response (17 Aug 2024)High visibility and plain clothes patrols carried out in the area. Two dispersal orders were granted on the 19th December and 6th January to tackle reports of ASB on those evenings Two dispersal orders were granted on the 19th December and 6th January to tackle reports of ASB on those evenings. Dispersal order granted for 8th and 9th March 2024 Dispersal order granted on 14 April 2024 several children dispersed from area. Several youths have been arrested for criminal offences such as criminal damage in recent weeks, investigations are continuing to try to identify further individuals involved in this unwanted behaviour. Police have built good working relationships with town centre businesses over recent months to help reduce incidences of youth ASB and advised on crime prevention initiatives to help safeguard their properties. |
21 May 2024 | Drug activity and associated anti-social behaviour at New Street and Peter Street, Whitehaven. Information from residents. Response (17 Aug 2024)High visibility and plain clothes patrols to be carried out in the area. Positive action will be taken to deter offenders including stop searches where appropriate. Liaise with local social landlords to take tenancy action if appropriate against any offenders. Streetsafe survey to be conducted with local businesses and residents to establish full extent of the issues. 3x females arrested following reports of a violent disorder on Peter Street, still under investigation. 2 males arrested for offences following an incident on College Street, investigation ongoing. VAWG (Violence against Women and Girls) drop in police desk being held at McDonalds restaurant, 10am-11am, Sunday 4th August. |
16 Nov 2023 | Anti-Social Behaviour caused by youths around McDonalds and Bridges Retail Park. The affected area has since been extended to incorporate the majority of Whitehaven town centre. Response (16 Sep 2024)High visibility and plain clothes patrols carried out in the area. Two dispersal orders were granted on the 19th December and 6th January to tackle reports of ASB on those evenings Two dispersal orders were granted on the 19th December and 6th January to tackle reports of ASB on those evenings. Dispersal order granted for 8th and 9th March 2024 Dispersal order granted on 14 April 2024 several children dispersed from area. Several youths have been arrested for criminal offences such as criminal damage in recent weeks, investigations are continuing to try to identify further individuals involved in this unwanted behaviour. Police have built good working relationships with town centre businesses over recent months to help reduce incidences of youth ASB and advised on crime prevention initiatives to help safeguard their properties. 9th August – report of racial comment being made towards security staff at Morrisons, two male youths were identified and will be dealt with through youth ASB referral processes for intervention work. |
21 May 2024 | Drug activity and associated anti-social behaviour at New Street and Peter Street, Whitehaven. Information from residents. Response (16 Sep 2024)High visibility and plain clothes patrols to be carried out in the area. Positive action will be taken to deter offenders including stop searches where appropriate. Liaise with local social landlords to take tenancy action if appropriate against any offenders. Streetsafe survey to be conducted with local businesses and residents to establish full extent of the issues. 3x females arrested following reports of a violent disorder on Peter Street, still under investigation. 2 males arrested for offences following an incident on College Street, investigation ongoing. VAWG (Violence against Women and Girls) drop in police desk being held at McDonalds restaurant, 10am-11am, Sunday 4th August. 6th August – Section 23 Misuse Drugs Act warrant executed on empty premise on Lowther Street, cannabis farm located, and two males charged with cultivating cannabis. |
16 Nov 2023 | Anti-Social Behaviour caused by youths around McDonalds and Bridges Retail Park. The affected area has since been extended to incorporate the majority of Whitehaven town centre. Response (23 Oct 2024)High visibility and plain clothes patrols carried out in the area. Two dispersal orders were granted on the 19th December and 6th January to tackle reports of ASB on those evenings Two dispersal orders were granted on the 19th December and 6th January to tackle reports of ASB on those evenings. Dispersal order granted for 8th and 9th March 2024 Dispersal order granted on 14 April 2024 several children dispersed from area. Several youths have been arrested for criminal offences such as criminal damage in recent weeks, investigations are continuing to try to identify further individuals involved in this unwanted behaviour. Police have built good working relationships with town centre businesses over recent months to help reduce incidences of youth ASB and advised on crime prevention initiatives to help safeguard their properties. 9th August – report of racial comment being made towards security staff at Morrisons, two male youths were identified and will be dealt with through youth ASB referral processes for intervention work. High visibility and plain clothes patrols carried out in the area. |
21 May 2024 | Drug activity and associated anti-social behaviour at New Street and Peter Street, Whitehaven. Information from residents. Response (23 Oct 2024)High visibility and plain clothes patrols to be carried out in the area. Positive action will be taken to deter offenders including stop searches where appropriate. Liaise with local social landlords to take tenancy action if appropriate against any offenders. Streetsafe survey to be conducted with local businesses and residents to establish full extent of the issues. 3x females arrested following reports of a violent disorder on Peter Street, still under investigation. 2 males arrested for offences following an incident on College Street, investigation ongoing. VAWG (Violence against Women and Girls) drop in police desk being held at McDonalds restaurant, 10am-11am, Sunday 4th August. 6th August – Section 23 Misuse Drugs Act warrant executed on empty premise on Lowther Street, cannabis farm located, and two males charged with cultivating cannabis. Patrols by both NPT officers and Op. Enhance are continuing to tackle drug related ASB in these areas. |
23 Oct 2024 | Road Safety - Speeding vehicles on Bransty Road, Whitehaven Road Safety Speeding vehicles on Bransty Road, Whitehaven Response (23 Oct 2024)High visibility patrols and speed checks will be conducted in the area with education of drivers and/or enforcement of offences as appropriate. |
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