POLICE DETAILS
South Yorkshire Police - Sheffield City Centre Neighbourhood

Tackling ASB in the City Centre including street drinking, drug use/supply and rowdy behavior.

Working with partners, businesses and residents in the City Centre ward to help reduce burglaries.

Proactively targeting violent crime in the city centre.

Vehicles in the city centre ward being stolen or broken in to and items stolen from within.

Tackling ASB in the City Centre including street drinking, drug use/supply and rowdy behavior.

Working with partners, businesses and residents in the City Centre ward to help reduce burglaries.

Proactively targeting violent crime in the city centre.

Vehicles in the city centre ward being stolen or broken in to and items stolen from within.

Tackling ASB in the City Centre including street drinking, drug use/supply and rowdy behavior.

Working with partners, businesses and residents in the City Centre ward to help reduce burglaries.

Proactively targeting violent crime in the city centre.

Vehicles in the city centre ward being stolen or broken in to and items stolen from within.

Tackle behavior that are causing a nuisance or negatively affecting the local community.

NEWS: Weapons have been taken off the streets, illegal e-bikes have been seized, and a number of arrests have been made following a day of action in Sheffield city centre.
Wednesday (2 October) saw officers from the city centre Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) team up with the modern slavery team, the Home Office immigration crime team, and the retail crime team in partnership with Sheffield City Council.
It comes as part of 'Operation Steel' which is designed to target repeat offenders in Sheffield, protect vulnerable people, and provide reassurance through proactive patrols.
A number of police resources were deployed on Wednesday, including police in plain clothes and operators who monitored live CCTV.
The operation led to six people being arrested, including two on recall to prison. A total of six illegal e-bikes have been seized after they were spotted being ridden through the city centre.
One knife was recovered by officers who also conducted 22 stop and searches.
Toni Goodwin, 40, of Fir Vale Road in Sheffield, has been charged with one count of theft from a shop and is due to appear at Sheffield Magistrates' Court today (Thursday, 3 October).
Connor Francis-Stock, 25, of Blackstock Road in Sheffield, has been charged with one count of theft from a shop and is also due to appear at the same court today.
Inspector Darius Razaghi, of the city centre NPT, said: "Wednesday's city centre operation can be viewed as a success, and I am extremely pleased with how our teams came together to tackle some of the key issues facing our area.
"I'd like to thank members of the public who stopped to speak to our officers on the day. The information and intelligence you provide us with is hugely important. You know your city centre better than anyone and you're our extra eyes and ears when it comes to investigating crime. Please continue to engage with us as we work to make Sheffield a safer place for everyone to live, work, and visit;.

You can report a crime to us online here: https://orlo.uk/lqkWx, or by calling 101

Protecting people, creating an environment for all to enjoy and feel safe.

PCSOs and Officers have been completing patrols in given areas and conducting door to door, crime reduction advise. This has been in Plain Clothes and Full Police uniform

Pursue criminality that causes harm to our communities.

NEWS: Weapons have been taken off the streets, illegal e-bikes have been seized, and a number of arrests have been made following a day of action in Sheffield city centre.
Wednesday (2 October) saw officers from the city centre Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) team up with the modern slavery team, the Home Office immigration crime team, and the retail crime team in partnership with Sheffield City Council.
It comes as part of 'Operation Steel' which is designed to target repeat offenders in Sheffield, protect vulnerable people, and provide reassurance through proactive patrols.
A number of police resources were deployed on Wednesday, including police in plain clothes and operators who monitored live CCTV.
The operation led to six people being arrested, including two on recall to prison. A total of six illegal e-bikes have been seized after they were spotted being ridden through the city centre.
One knife was recovered by officers who also conducted 22 stop and searches.
Toni Goodwin, 40, of Fir Vale Road in Sheffield, has been charged with one count of theft from a shop and is due to appear at Sheffield Magistrates' Court today (Thursday, 3 October).
Connor Francis-Stock, 25, of Blackstock Road in Sheffield, has been charged with one count of theft from a shop and is also due to appear at the same court today.