POLICE DETAILS
Humberside Police - Bottesford Neighbourhood

Operation Yellow Fin - Anti social use of motorbikes in Bottesford

Pro-active patrols to continue to be carried out in the area. Officers have already seized two motorbikes from the identified group of young people.

Actions:
- Plain clothes and high visibility patrols to be completed in the area to further identify and seize any vehicles
- Young people to be identified as being responsible for riding the motorbikes, these young people to be spoken too and positive action to be taken against them.

If you have any information about who may be riding the off road motorbikes or where they may be stored, please contact the local Neighbourhood Policing Team, Humberside Control Room on 101 or Crimestoppers.

Drug supply/cultivation in Bottesford

Do you know who is dealing drugs in?
Do you know where drug deals are taking place?
Do you have details of vehicles being used to deal drugs?
Do you know where cannabis is being grown?

If so, please contact the Bottesford Neighbourhood Policing Team!

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You can report information to us in the following ways:
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(1). By phoning Humberside Police on 101.

(2). Report anonymously via CrimeStoppers by ringing 0800 555 111, or on their website.

(3). You can pass information directly to the Bottesford Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) by taking part in a short 5-minute Humber Talking survey. See Humberside Police's website for details.

The survey helps us identify the key issues in the community. Even if you have previously completed the survey, local issues change so the more responses we receive, the better understanding we have of what matters to you. This will help us to know where to focus our attention. Please complete the survey yourselves, and forward to your friends, family, or any clubs, groups or organisations you may be part of.

As we are only a small Neighbourhod team, we rely heavily on the eyes and ears of the community to provide us with information to help make Bottesford a safer place to live.

Retail theft continues to be a priority. The majority of thefts are being committed by repeat offenders who are regularly arrested and charged with these offences.
The NPT will take a long term problem solving approach to deal with these offenders.

Regular high vis patrols to be conducted by NPT
- Continued engagement with staff from stores to
increase engagement, instil partnership working and
increased confidence to reduce significant numbers in shop
thefts.
- To consider Crime prevention surveys to be completed at
both stores in order to aid in crime reduction.
- To maintain a regular up to date intel picture of repeat,
prolific offenders in
- Gain criminal behaviour orders on repeat offenders.

Operation Yellow Fin - Anti social use of motorbikes in Bottesford

Pro-active patrols to continue to be carried out in the area. Officers have already seized two motorbikes from the identified group of young people.

Actions:
- Plain clothes and high visibility patrols to be completed in the area to further identify and seize any vehicles
- Young people to be identified as being responsible for riding the motorbikes, these young people to be spoken too and positive action to be taken against them.

If you have any information about who may be riding the off road motorbikes or where they may be stored, please contact the local Neighbourhood Policing Team, Humberside Control Room on 101 or Crimestoppers.

Drug supply/cultivation in Bottesford

Do you know who is dealing drugs in?
Do you know where drug deals are taking place?
Do you have details of vehicles being used to deal drugs?
Do you know where cannabis is being grown?

If so, please contact the Bottesford Neighbourhood Policing Team!

------------------------------------------------------------
You can report information to us in the following ways:
------------------------------------------------------------

(1). By phoning Humberside Police on 101.

(2). Report anonymously via CrimeStoppers by ringing 0800 555 111, or on their website.

(3). You can pass information directly to the Bottesford Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) by taking part in a short 5-minute Humber Talking survey. See Humberside Police's website for details.

The survey helps us identify the key issues in the community. Even if you have previously completed the survey, local issues change so the more responses we receive, the better understanding we have of what matters to you. This will help us to know where to focus our attention. Please complete the survey yourselves, and forward to your friends, family, or any clubs, groups or organisations you may be part of.

As we are only a small Neighbourhod team, we rely heavily on the eyes and ears of the community to provide us with information to help make Bottesford a safer place to live.

Retail theft continues to be a priority. The majority of thefts are being committed by repeat offenders who are regularly arrested and charged with these offences.
The NPT will take a long term problem solving approach to deal with these offenders.

Regular high vis patrols to be conducted by NPT
- Continued engagement with staff from stores to
increase engagement, instil partnership working and
increased confidence to reduce significant numbers in shop
thefts.
- To consider Crime prevention surveys to be completed at
both stores in order to aid in crime reduction.
- To maintain a regular up to date intel picture of repeat,
prolific offenders in
- Gain criminal behaviour orders on repeat offenders.

Drug supply/cultivation in Bottesford

Do you know who is dealing drugs in?
Do you know where drug deals are taking place?
Do you have details of vehicles being used to deal drugs?
Do you know where cannabis is being grown?

If so, please contact the Bottesford Neighbourhood Policing Team!

------------------------------------------------------------
You can report information to us in the following ways:
------------------------------------------------------------

(1). By phoning Humberside Police on 101.

(2). Report anonymously via CrimeStoppers by ringing 0800 555 111, or on their website.

(3). You can pass information directly to the Bottesford Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) by taking part in a short 5-minute Humber Talking survey. See Humberside Police's website for details.

The survey helps us identify the key issues in the community. Even if you have previously completed the survey, local issues change so the more responses we receive, the better understanding we have of what matters to you. This will help us to know where to focus our attention. Please complete the survey yourselves, and forward to your friends, family, or any clubs, groups or organisations you may be part of.

As we are only a small Neighbourhod team, we rely heavily on the eyes and ears of the community to provide us with information to help make Bottesford a safer place to live.

Moorwell Business Park - parking issues and speeding across the Bottesford area.

During the last Neighbourhood Action Meeting meeting for BOTTESFORD, residents complained about the parking issues along MOORWELL RD and around MOORWELL BUSINESS PARK. As a result of this NPT attended the area and gave words of advice to the many business located in the area which were parking their vehicles in dangerous positions and causing hazards to other road users and pedestrians.

Further visits to the local businesses have been conducted whereby PCSO EMPRINGHAM has engaged with the business owners regarding the parking of vehicles. - PCSO EMPRINGHAM has engaged with partner agencies to arrange a day of action with regards to NPT use of Pro laser to enforce the speed limit whilst other agencies use their powers to enforce parking regulations across the ward area.

Drug supply/cultivation in Bottesford

Do you know who is dealing drugs in?
Do you know where drug deals are taking place?
Do you have details of vehicles being used to deal drugs?
Do you know where cannabis is being grown?

If so, please contact the Bottesford Neighbourhood Policing Team!

------------------------------------------------------------
You can report information to us in the following ways:
------------------------------------------------------------

(1). By phoning Humberside Police on 101.

(2). Report anonymously via CrimeStoppers by ringing 0800 555 111, or on their website.

(3). You can pass information directly to the Bottesford Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) by taking part in a short 5-minute Humber Talking survey. See Humberside Police's website for details.

The survey helps us identify the key issues in the community. Even if you have previously completed the survey, local issues change so the more responses we receive, the better understanding we have of what matters to you. This will help us to know where to focus our attention. Please complete the survey yourselves, and forward to your friends, family, or any clubs, groups or organisations you may be part of.

As we are only a small Neighbourhod team, we rely heavily on the eyes and ears of the community to provide us with information to help make Bottesford a safer place to live.

Moorwell Business Park - parking issues and speeding across the Bottesford area.

During the last Neighbourhood Action Meeting meeting for BOTTESFORD, residents complained about the parking issues along MOORWELL RD and around MOORWELL BUSINESS PARK. As a result of this NPT attended the area and gave words of advice to the many business located in the area which were parking their vehicles in dangerous positions and causing hazards to other road users and pedestrians.

Further visits to the local businesses have been conducted whereby PCSO EMPRINGHAM has engaged with the business owners regarding the parking of vehicles. - PCSO EMPRINGHAM has engaged with partner agencies to arrange a day of action with regards to NPT use of Pro laser to enforce the speed limit whilst other agencies use their powers to enforce parking regulations across the ward area.

Drug supply/cultivation in Bottesford

Do you know who is dealing drugs in?
Do you know where drug deals are taking place?
Do you have details of vehicles being used to deal drugs?
Do you know where cannabis is being grown?

If so, please contact the Bottesford Neighbourhood Policing Team!

------------------------------------------------------------
You can report information to us in the following ways:
------------------------------------------------------------

(1). By phoning Humberside Police on 101.

(2). Report anonymously via CrimeStoppers by ringing 0800 555 111, or on their website.

(3). You can pass information directly to the Bottesford Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) by taking part in a short 5-minute Humber Talking survey. See Humberside Police's website for details.

The survey helps us identify the key issues in the community. Even if you have previously completed the survey, local issues change so the more responses we receive, the better understanding we have of what matters to you. This will help us to know where to focus our attention. Please complete the survey yourselves, and forward to your friends, family, or any clubs, groups or organisations you may be part of.

As we are only a small Neighbourhod team, we rely heavily on the eyes and ears of the community to provide us with information to help make Bottesford a safer place to live.

Moorwell Business Park - parking issues and speeding across the Bottesford area.

During the last Neighbourhood Action Meeting meeting for BOTTESFORD, residents complained about the parking issues along MOORWELL RD and around MOORWELL BUSINESS PARK. As a result of this NPT attended the area and gave words of advice to the many business located in the area which were parking their vehicles in dangerous positions and causing hazards to other road users and pedestrians.

Further visits to the local businesses have been conducted whereby PCSO EMPRINGHAM has engaged with the business owners regarding the parking of vehicles. - PCSO EMPRINGHAM has engaged with partner agencies to arrange a day of action with regards to NPT use of Pro laser to enforce the speed limit whilst other agencies use their powers to enforce parking regulations across the ward area.