POLICE DETAILS
Humberside Police - Drypool Neighbourhood

Op Yuletide / Winter Plan

During the summer time we expected an increase in crime and anti-social behaviour linked with the warmer weather. We worked alongside partners to conduct numerous patrols resulting in a high number of arrests and community engagements. Due to the success, we have decided to implement this during the festive period when there is an expected increase in retail related crime and ASB. Op Yuletide is the police response to provide high visibility patrols in the retail areas over the festive period, and this will be supported by the winter plan with joint patrols with Hull City Council and engagement events in the schools and look out for our free cycle marking event which will be scheduled during the Christmas school holidays after the big day!

Anti-social behaviour - Redcar Street

The local policing team have been made aware of anti-social behaviour in the Redcar Street area which is having an affect on the quality of lives of residents. The team is actively working with partner agencies to tackle the route cause of this issues.

A female has been charged with a number of offences. We are also working alongside the housing provider to resolve this issue permanently for the residents in the area.

Drugs, violence and anti-social behaviour - Montrose Street

Concerns were raised by residents regards drugs, violence and anti-social behaviour in the Montrose Street area. Research has been done by the team and several properties have been identified as potentially been involved. The team were successful in obtaining a closure notice at Hull Magistrates Court meaning a property has been closed, occupants removed and the property is boarded up. Efforts are ongoing to take possession of the property permanently by supporting the housing provider with their own legal processes meaning once our order has elapsed, the tenant cannot return. Initial action has been taken at other properties regards their contribution to the issue in the area and the addresses continue to be monitored.

There have been numerous arrests in relation to drug supply with a large quantity of class A drugs and cash being seized. 4 people remain on police bail whilst enquiries are ongoing, and one male is currently remanded in custody.

Tenancy warnings and civil action by Hull City Council has also been done at properties in the street over the past few weeks.

Anti-social behaviour - Redcar Street

The local policing team have been made aware of anti-social behaviour in the Redcar Street area which is having an affect on the quality of lives of residents. The team have been actively working with partner agencies to tackle the route cause of this issues.

A female has been charged with a number of offences. We are also working alongside the housing provider to resolve this issue permanently for the residents in the area.

An eviction has now taken place and the female in question is currently remanded in custody and due to stand trial in February.

Feedback from the local residents is really positive and calls for service to police has completely stopped. This area will still be patrolled as normal but we currently see this issue as resolved.

Drugs, violence and anti-social behaviour - Montrose Street

Concerns were raised by residents regards drugs, violence and anti-social behaviour in the Montrose Street area. Research has been done by the team and several properties have been identified as potentially been involved. The team were successful in obtaining a closure notice at Hull Magistrates Court meaning a property has been closed, occupants removed and the property is boarded up. Efforts are ongoing to take possession of the property permanently by supporting the housing provider with their own legal processes meaning once our order has elapsed, the tenant cannot return. Initial action has been taken at other properties regards their contribution to the issue in the area and the addresses continue to be monitored.

There have been numerous arrests in relation to drug supply with a large quantity of class A drugs and cash being seized. 4 people remain on police bail whilst enquiries are ongoing, and one male is currently remanded in custody.

Tenancy warnings and civil action by Hull City Council has also been done at properties in the street over the past few weeks.

Calls to police about the area have completely stopped but the street still features heavily in our daily patrol routes.

Anti-social behaviour - Redcar Street

The local policing team have been made aware of anti-social behaviour in the Redcar Street area which is having an affect on the quality of lives of residents. The team have been actively working with partner agencies to tackle the route cause of this issues.

A female has been charged with a number of offences. We are also working alongside the housing provider to resolve this issue permanently for the residents in the area.

An eviction has now taken place and the female in question is currently remanded in custody and due to stand trial in February.

Feedback from the local residents is really positive and calls for service to police has completely stopped. This area will still be patrolled as normal but we currently see this issue as resolved.

Drugs, violence and anti-social behaviour - Montrose Street

Concerns were raised by residents regards drugs, violence and anti-social behaviour in the Montrose Street area. Research has been done by the team and several properties have been identified as potentially been involved. The team were successful in obtaining a closure notice at Hull Magistrates Court meaning a property has been closed, occupants removed and the property is boarded up. Efforts are ongoing to take possession of the property permanently by supporting the housing provider with their own legal processes meaning once our order has elapsed, the tenant cannot return. Initial action has been taken at other properties regards their contribution to the issue in the area and the addresses continue to be monitored.

There have been numerous arrests in relation to drug supply with a large quantity of class A drugs and cash being seized. 4 people remain on police bail whilst enquiries are ongoing, and one male is currently remanded in custody.

Tenancy warnings and civil action by Hull City Council has also been done at properties in the street over the past few weeks.

Calls to police about the area have completely stopped but the street still features heavily in our daily patrol routes.

Drugs, violence and anti-social behaviour - Montrose Street

Concerns were raised by residents regards drugs, violence and anti-social behaviour in the Montrose Street area. Research has been done by the team and several properties have been identified as potentially been involved. The team were successful in obtaining a closure notice at Hull Magistrates Court meaning a property has been closed, occupants removed and the property is boarded up. Efforts are ongoing to take possession of the property permanently by supporting the housing provider with their own legal processes meaning once our order has elapsed, the tenant cannot return. Initial action has been taken at other properties regards their contribution to the issue in the area and the addresses continue to be monitored.

There have been numerous arrests in relation to drug supply with a large quantity of class A drugs and cash being seized. 4 people remain on police bail whilst enquiries are ongoing, and one male is currently remanded in custody.

Tenancy warnings and civil action by Hull City Council has also been done at properties in the street over the past few weeks.

Calls to police about the area have reduced significantly, however we still continue to receive reports about a small number of properties. We are currently working with partners to look at evictions as well as any criminal prosecutions if possible.

Drugs, violence and anti-social behaviour - Montrose Street

Concerns were raised by residents regards drugs, violence and anti-social behaviour in the Montrose Street area. Research has been done by the team and several properties have been identified as potentially been involved. The team were successful in obtaining a closure notice at Hull Magistrates Court meaning a property has been closed, occupants removed and the property is boarded up. Efforts are ongoing to take possession of the property permanently by supporting the housing provider with their own legal processes meaning once our order has elapsed, the tenant cannot return. Initial action has been taken at other properties regards their contribution to the issue in the area and the addresses continue to be monitored.

There have been numerous arrests in relation to drug supply with a large quantity of class A drugs and cash being seized. 4 people remain on police bail whilst enquiries are ongoing, and one male is currently remanded in custody.

Tenancy warnings and civil action by Hull City Council has also been done at properties in the street over the past few weeks.

Calls to police about the area have reduced significantly, however we still continue to receive reports about a small number of properties. We are currently working with partners to look at evictions as well as any criminal prosecutions if possible.

As of July 2026, a further property has been closed down on Montrose Street due to complaints of ASB from that address. The NPT continue to monitor two further addresses for similar reasons.