POLICE DETAILS
Dorset Police - Bournemouth East - East Neighbourhood

Drug dealing

As with last year’s survey the number one priority highlighted was Drug Dealing. Also linked to this was County Lines which featured in the top ten list.
 
Both Bournemouth East NPT Teams are committed to focusing on street dealing, disrupting the wider supply chain and repeat key offenders. To achieve this, we rely on local community intelligence that is reported through the 101 system or on-line form, this is often our start point as you witness these acts day to day. This intelligence is then collated into daily emails and weekly Countywide meetings as part of Op Scorpion which is a PCC supported Operation that allows our officers to have the most up to date and relevant intel as possible when out on the ground.

 
Within the community we will be patrolling the places and times specified by you. We will be targeting the addresses used through court warrants, proportionate and justifiable use of stop search powers and the seizure of items found.
 
This will ultimately have a positive impact on the local community as a whole and a safeguarding effect on vulnerable victims.

Shoplifting

Since March this year your NPT has launched Op Turnover which is a specific Operation to target prolific shoplifters within your community. We have already seen significant results and prison time as a result.
 
We do this by contacting the stores directly, building up a working relationship with them and identifying the suspects. As a Team we then use overt and covert tactics to locate the individuals so they can be dealt with. We have Days of action targeting this every month or so and will continue this through Autumn and into Winter.  

Some of this information comes from the local community. This can be through conversations on the street with officers, through 101 or on-line reporting and also Social Media groups like SoBo. These can be a great assistance when trying to tackle local problems for local people.

Drug dealing

As with last year’s survey the number one priority highlighted was Drug Dealing. Also linked to this was County Lines which featured in the top ten list.
 
Both Bournemouth East NPT Teams are committed to focusing on street dealing, disrupting the wider supply chain and repeat key offenders. To achieve this, we rely on local community intelligence that is reported through the 101 system or on-line form, this is often our start point as you witness these acts day to day. This intelligence is then collated into daily emails and weekly Countywide meetings as part of Op Scorpion which is a PCC supported Operation that allows our officers to have the most up to date and relevant intel as possible when out on the ground.

 
Within the community we will be patrolling the places and times specified by you. We will be targeting the addresses used through court warrants, proportionate and justifiable use of stop search powers and the seizure of items found.
 
This will ultimately have a positive impact on the local community as a whole and a safeguarding effect on vulnerable victims.

Shoplifting

Since March this year your NPT has launched Op Turnover which is a specific Operation to target prolific shoplifters within your community. We have already seen significant results and prison time as a result.
 
We do this by contacting the stores directly, building up a working relationship with them and identifying the suspects. As a Team we then use overt and covert tactics to locate the individuals so they can be dealt with. We have Days of action targeting this every month or so and will continue this through Autumn and into Winter.  

Some of this information comes from the local community. This can be through conversations on the street with officers, through 101 or on-line reporting and also Social Media groups like SoBo. These can be a great assistance when trying to tackle local problems for local people.

Drug dealing

As with last year’s survey the number one priority highlighted was Drug Dealing. Also linked to this was County Lines which featured in the top ten list.
 
Both Bournemouth East NPT Teams are committed to focusing on street dealing, disrupting the wider supply chain and repeat key offenders. To achieve this, we rely on local community intelligence that is reported through the 101 system or on-line form, this is often our start point as you witness these acts day to day. This intelligence is then collated into daily emails and weekly Countywide meetings as part of Op Scorpion which is a PCC supported Operation that allows our officers to have the most up to date and relevant intel as possible when out on the ground.

 
Within the community we will be patrolling the places and times specified by you. We will be targeting the addresses used through court warrants, proportionate and justifiable use of stop search powers and the seizure of items found.
 
This will ultimately have a positive impact on the local community as a whole and a safeguarding effect on vulnerable victims.

Shoplifting

Since March this year your NPT has launched Op Turnover which is a specific Operation to target prolific shoplifters within your community. We have already seen significant results and prison time as a result.
 
We do this by contacting the stores directly, building up a working relationship with them and identifying the suspects. As a Team we then use overt and covert tactics to locate the individuals so they can be dealt with. We have Days of action targeting this every month or so and will continue this through Autumn and into Winter.  

Some of this information comes from the local community. This can be through conversations on the street with officers, through 101 or on-line reporting and also Social Media groups like SoBo. These can be a great assistance when trying to tackle local problems for local people.

Drug dealing

As with last year’s survey the number one priority highlighted was Drug Dealing. We will continue to actively target street dealing, the wider supply chain and repeat offenders. We are acutely aware of the detrimental impact drug activity has on the community and local businesses. By targeting the most prolific offenders we aim to not only reduce overt street dealing but also protect those who become victims of cuckooing, leaving no place within our community where drug dealers can hide. In order to best deploy our resources we rely on community intelligence so that we can target specific locations at hotspot times, working with our partners to increase our disruption activity. It is only by working together that we can reduce this criminality and let the dealers know there is no place in our community for them.

Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB)

Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) came out as a close second on our priority surveys. ASB impacts on people’s lives and can be extremely personal. We are committed to supporting the community and tacking this head on. We work regularly with the Local Authority to target, disrupt and deter Anti-Social Behaviour. We effectively use civil orders such as Community Protection Notices, Anti-Social Behaviour Injunctions and Closure Orders, to deal with the most prolific people and impose prohibitions on them. We encourage reporting from the community to assist us with the evidence gathering process. In addition we will continue to provide high visibility patrols to deter antisocial activity and encourage reporting from the community to assist us with deploying our resources in the most effective way.

Drug dealing

As with last year’s survey the number one priority highlighted was Drug Dealing. We will continue to actively target street dealing, the wider supply chain and repeat offenders. We are acutely aware of the detrimental impact drug activity has on the community and local businesses. By targeting the most prolific offenders we aim to not only reduce overt street dealing but also protect those who become victims of cuckooing, leaving no place within our community where drug dealers can hide. In order to best deploy our resources we rely on community intelligence so that we can target specific locations at hotspot times, working with our partners to increase our disruption activity. It is only by working together that we can reduce this criminality and let the dealers know there is no place in our community for them.

Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB)

Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) came out as a close second on our priority surveys. ASB impacts on people’s lives and can be extremely personal. We are committed to supporting the community and tacking this head on. We work regularly with the Local Authority to target, disrupt and deter Anti-Social Behaviour. We effectively use civil orders such as Community Protection Notices, Anti-Social Behaviour Injunctions and Closure Orders, to deal with the most prolific people and impose prohibitions on them. We encourage reporting from the community to assist us with the evidence gathering process. In addition we will continue to provide high visibility patrols to deter antisocial activity and encourage reporting from the community to assist us with deploying our resources in the most effective way.