POLICE DETAILS
Dorset Police - Bournemouth East - West Neighbourhood

ASB

NPT Priority Survey results continue to indicate that ASB is within the top three priority for the communities. We know that ASB adversely affects people who live within our communities. We have been tackling this ongoing problem in a number of ways:

• Working collaboratively with our partner agencies supporting multi-agency plans to divert youth ASB/criminality and identify environmental factors associated with ASB


• Targeted patrols of hot spot locations to tackle ASB


• Effective use of civil legislation under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014

We have continued with our safe and well checks on vulnerable residents who are at risk of exploitation. We have conducted patrols in our hot spot areas where the local community have told us the drug activity is taking place.
We have served two intention to close letters on owners of properties where drug activity and ASB is taking place.

ASB

NPT Priority Survey results continue to indicate that ASB is within the top three priority for the communities. We know that ASB adversely affects people who live within our communities. We have been tackling this ongoing problem in a number of ways:

• Working collaboratively with our partner agencies supporting multi-agency plans to divert youth ASB/criminality and identify environmental factors associated with ASB


• Targeted patrols of hot spot locations to tackle ASB


• Effective use of civil legislation under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014

We have continued with our patrols in our ASB hot spot areas. We have submitted an ASBI application  to the BCP ASB team for an individual who is causing repeat ASB in the local area.
We have issued a number of community protection warnings individuals causing issues in Boscombe.
We are still running our regular days of action where we work with our partner agencies including, ASB team, trading standards and parking enforcement to target areas in order to reduce ASB.
 

Shoplifting

In the most recent NPT Priority Survey results continue to indicate that Shoplifting is within the top three priorities for the communities. We will continue to work with businesses to try and reduce thefts and look to target prolific offenders and utilising civil orders to help problem solve.

Antisocial Behaviour (ASB)

NPT Priority Survey results continue to indicate that ASB is within the top three priorities for the communities. We know that ASB can have a detrimental impact on the quality of life for those who live within our communities. We will work with our partner agencies to help problem solve.
 
This approached involves:
 

• Identification of a specific problem


• Thorough analysis to understand the problem


• Development of a tailored response


• Assessment of the effects of the response


• The approach assumes that identifying and understanding the root causes of a problem – or conditions that allow it to continue – leads to an effective solution.

Drug Dealing and County Lines

In our latest NPT Priority Survey results Drug Dealing was the top priority for the communities. We know that drug dealing/misuse adversely affects people who live within our communities. Tackling county lines, and the supply gangs responsible for high levels of violence, exploitation and abuse of vulnerable adults and children  remain a priority for us. We understand that there are links between drugs, crime, and anti-social behaviour (ASB). We work with partner agencies to bring collaborative approaches to problem solving.  The team contribute to the wider force approach to drugs dealing under Operation Viper. We will highlight areas of concern and look for wider force support where needed. We will utilise our powers under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 to close premises which meet the given thresholds to bring respite to the community. This work also extends to collaboration with the BCP ASB Team to utilise civil orders to help problem solve.

Shoplifting

In the most recent NPT Priority Survey results continue to indicate that Shoplifting is within the top three priorities for the communities. We will continue to work with businesses to try and reduce thefts and look to target prolific offenders and utilising civil orders to help problem solve.

Antisocial Behaviour (ASB)

NPT Priority Survey results continue to indicate that ASB is within the top three priorities for the communities. We know that ASB can have a detrimental impact on the quality of life for those who live within our communities. We will work with our partner agencies to help problem solve.
 
This approached involves:
 

• Identification of a specific problem


• Thorough analysis to understand the problem


• Development of a tailored response


• Assessment of the effects of the response


• The approach assumes that identifying and understanding the root causes of a problem – or conditions that allow it to continue – leads to an effective solution.

Drug Dealing and County Lines

In our latest NPT Priority Survey results Drug Dealing was the top priority for the communities. We know that drug dealing/misuse adversely affects people who live within our communities. Tackling county lines, and the supply gangs responsible for high levels of violence, exploitation and abuse of vulnerable adults and children  remain a priority for us. We understand that there are links between drugs, crime, and anti-social behaviour (ASB). We work with partner agencies to bring collaborative approaches to problem solving.  The team contribute to the wider force approach to drugs dealing under Operation Viper. We will highlight areas of concern and look for wider force support where needed. We will utilise our powers under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 to close premises which meet the given thresholds to bring respite to the community. This work also extends to collaboration with the BCP ASB Team to utilise civil orders to help problem solve.

Shoplifting

In the most recent NPT Priority Survey results continue to indicate that Shoplifting is within the top three priorities for the communities. We will continue to work with businesses to try and reduce thefts and look to target prolific offenders and utilising civil orders to help problem solve.

Antisocial Behaviour (ASB)

NPT Priority Survey results continue to indicate that ASB is within the top three priorities for the communities. We know that ASB can have a detrimental impact on the quality of life for those who live within our communities. We will work with our partner agencies to help problem solve.
 
This approached involves:
 

• Identification of a specific problem


• Thorough analysis to understand the problem


• Development of a tailored response


• Assessment of the effects of the response


• The approach assumes that identifying and understanding the root causes of a problem – or conditions that allow it to continue – leads to an effective solution.

Drug Dealing and County Lines

In our latest NPT Priority Survey results Drug Dealing was the top priority for the communities. We know that drug dealing/misuse adversely affects people who live within our communities. Tackling county lines, and the supply gangs responsible for high levels of violence, exploitation and abuse of vulnerable adults and children  remain a priority for us. We understand that there are links between drugs, crime, and anti-social behaviour (ASB). We work with partner agencies to bring collaborative approaches to problem solving.  The team contribute to the wider force approach to drugs dealing under Operation Viper. We will highlight areas of concern and look for wider force support where needed. We will utilise our powers under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 to close premises which meet the given thresholds to bring respite to the community. This work also extends to collaboration with the BCP ASB Team to utilise civil orders to help problem solve.