POLICE DETAILS
Humberside Police - Crosby and Park Neighbourhood

This was discussed at the Neighbourhood Action Team meeting (NAT) on the 10th January and agreed to remain a priority.

We are working with partner agencies such as Safer Neighbourhoods and Ongo to identify properties involved in drug dealing or cultivation of Cannabis.
Warrants will be obtained where possible to seek arrest of suspects and seizure of evidence. Tenancy enforcement is being taken by Ongo against their tenants involved in criminal activity.
A joint operation with Merseyside Police (Op Medusa) resulted in 50 arrests in Scunthorpe relating to drug offences during March.
If you have any information about drug activity in the area, please call this in via 101 or contact Crimestoppers anonymously via www.crimestoppers-uk.org

Nuisance and illegal motorcycles is an ongoing priority for the local team. This has been identified through calls for service and observations by officers when on patrol.

The Neighbourhood team will be actively seeking information about motorcycles through Humber talking surveys. Information can be passed via My Community Alert of anonymously via crime stoppers. We also welcome calls via the 101 system about nuisance motorcycles.
Our Op Yellowfin motorcycle team will be out in the community on certain days of action to assist with detaining riders of these nuisance bikes. We also make use of our colleagues from the National police air service.

An increase of overnight burglaries in the Crosby and Park ward has been highlighted as a concern by the community. There have been concerns about opportunist thieves trying door handles.

The Neighbourhood team have already adjusted some shifts and carried out plain clothes patrols overnight.
We will also be looking at arranging further cycle marking events.

Drug dealing is an issue across the ward. We know that the Frodingham Road area is particularly affected

We are working with partner agencies such as Safer Neighbourhoods and Ongo to identify properties involved in drug dealing or cultivation of Cannabis.
Warrants will be obtained where possible to seek arrest of suspects and seizure of evidence. Tenancy enforcement is being taken by Ongo against their tenants involved in criminal activity.
A joint operation with Merseyside Police (Op Medusa) resulted in 50 arrests in Scunthorpe relating to drug offences during March.
If you have any information about drug activity in the area, please call this in via 101 or contact Crimestoppers anonymously via www.crimestoppers-uk.org

The use of nuisance and illegal motorcycles is an ongoing priority for the local team. This has been identified through calls for service and observations by officers when on patrol.

The Neighbourhood team will be actively seeking information about motorcycles through Humber talking surveys. Information can be passed via My Community Alert of anonymously via crime stoppers. We also welcome calls via the 101 system about nuisance motorcycles.
Our Op Yellowfin motorcycle team will be out in the community on certain days of action to assist with detaining riders of these nuisance bikes. We also make use of our colleagues from the National police air service. We will be out over the summer in response to these issues

Burglary continues to be a concern for residents in the area with offences being across the ward.

The Neighbourhood team have already adjusted some shifts and carried out plain clothes patrols overnight. This includes officers on foot and the use of plain vehicles.
We will also be looking at arranging further cycle marking events using Bikeregister products.

Drug dealing is an issue across the ward. We know that the Frodingham Road area is particularly affected

We are working with partner agencies such as Safer Neighbourhoods and Ongo to identify properties involved in drug dealing or cultivation of Cannabis.
Warrants will be obtained where possible to seek arrest of suspects and seizure of evidence. Tenancy enforcement is being taken by Ongo against their tenants involved in criminal activity.
A joint operation with Merseyside Police (Op Medusa) resulted in 50 arrests in Scunthorpe relating to drug offences during March.
If you have any information about drug activity in the area, please call this in via 101 or contact Crimestoppers anonymously via www.crimestoppers-uk.org

The use of nuisance and illegal motorcycles is an ongoing priority for the local team. This has been identified through calls for service and observations by officers when on patrol.

The Neighbourhood team will be actively seeking information about motorcycles through Humber talking surveys. Information can be passed via My Community Alert of anonymously via crime stoppers. We also welcome calls via the 101 system about nuisance motorcycles.
Our Op Yellowfin motorcycle team will be out in the community on certain days of action to assist with detaining riders of these nuisance bikes. We also make use of our colleagues from the National police air service. We will be out over the summer in response to these issues

Burglary continues to be a concern for residents in the area with offences being across the ward.

The Neighbourhood team have already adjusted some shifts and carried out plain clothes patrols overnight. This includes officers on foot and the use of plain vehicles.
We will also be looking at arranging further cycle marking events using Bikeregister products.

Drug dealing is an issue across the ward. We know that the Frodingham Road area is particularly affected

We are working with partner agencies such as Safer Neighbourhoods and Ongo to identify properties involved in drug dealing or cultivation of Cannabis.
Warrants will be obtained where possible to seek arrest of suspects and seizure of evidence. Tenancy enforcement is being taken by Ongo against their tenants involved in criminal activity.
A joint operation with Merseyside Police (Op Medusa) resulted in 50 arrests in Scunthorpe relating to drug offences during March.
If you have any information about drug activity in the area, please call this in via 101 or contact Crimestoppers anonymously via www.crimestoppers-uk.org

The use of nuisance and illegal motorcycles is an ongoing priority for the local team. This has been identified through calls for service and observations by officers when on patrol.

The Neighbourhood team will be actively seeking information about motorcycles through Humber talking surveys. Information can be passed via My Community Alert of anonymously via crime stoppers. We also welcome calls via the 101 system about nuisance motorcycles.
Our Op Yellowfin motorcycle team will be out in the community on certain days of action to assist with detaining riders of these nuisance bikes. We also make use of our colleagues from the National police air service. We will be out over the summer in response to these issues

Burglary continues to be a concern for residents in the area with offences being across the ward.

The Neighbourhood team have already adjusted some shifts and carried out plain clothes patrols overnight. This includes officers on foot and the use of plain vehicles.
We will also be looking at arranging further cycle marking events using Bikeregister products.

Drug dealing is an issue across the ward. We know that the Frodingham Road area is particularly affected

We are working with partner agencies such as Safer Neighbourhoods and Ongo to identify properties involved in drug dealing or cultivation of Cannabis.
Warrants will be obtained where possible to seek arrest of suspects and seizure of evidence. Tenancy enforcement is being taken by Ongo against their tenants involved in criminal activity.
A joint operation with Merseyside Police (Op Medusa) resulted in 50 arrests in Scunthorpe relating to drug offences during March.
If you have any information about drug activity in the area, please call this in via 101 or contact Crimestoppers anonymously via www.crimestoppers-uk.org

The use of nuisance and illegal motorcycles is an ongoing priority for the local team. This has been identified through calls for service and observations by officers when on patrol.

The Neighbourhood team will be actively seeking information about motorcycles through Humber talking surveys. Information can be passed via My Community Alert of anonymously via crime stoppers. We also welcome calls via the 101 system about nuisance motorcycles.
Our Op Yellowfin motorcycle team will be out in the community on certain days of action to assist with detaining riders of these nuisance bikes. We also make use of our colleagues from the National police air service. We will be out over the summer in response to these issues

Burglary continues to be a concern for residents in the area with offences being across the ward.

The Neighbourhood team have already adjusted some shifts and carried out plain clothes patrols overnight. This includes officers on foot and the use of plain vehicles.
We will also be looking at arranging further cycle marking events using Bikeregister products.