| 21 Nov 2025 | Hunslet and Riverside Ward Areas - To act on community intelligence to tackle and disrupt the illegal supply of drugs and the linked anti-social behaviour which affects those living in the community.
We will conduct high visibility patrols in the area and use a number of different tactics to disrupt the drugs supply, including executing warrants where we have intelligence. You can help us by reporting any information or concerns you have directly to us or by using Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or www.crimestoppers-uk.org.
- To reduce persistent begging in the Dewsbury Road area
Through proactive high-visibility patrols and partnership working, we shall work to engage with those involved in persistent begging in the area, encouraging those individuals to access support services and taking action against those who continue to persistently beg.
Response (21 Nov 2025)- Drug supply – Officers have utilised a variety of policing tactics, including warrants and stop search to disrupt drug supply in the area. We have also worked with partner agencies resulting in several more closure orders being obtained in relation to problem addresses linked with drugs and drug related anti-social behaviour.
- High visibility patrols continue in the Dewsbury Road area and we continue to work alongside partner agencies in tackling persistent offenders, with there being a marked reduction in calls for service about the issue.
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| 21 Nov 2025 | Morley South Ward Area - To target and take appropriate action against known shoplifters in the Morley area. We will gather evidence and arrest those involved in retail crime taking positive action wherever possible. When people are convicted we will ask the courts to serve them with Criminal Behaviour Orders where appropriate.
We will engage with retailers to offer crime prevention advice.
- To engage with nuisance youths, particularly targeting those engaged in Anti-Social Behaviour within the local parks. We will use conduct high visibility and covert patrols and where proportionate use Anti-Social Behaviour Legislation, such as dispersal orders if necessary. We will continue to work in partnership with Leeds Anti Social Behaviour Team (LASBT) to engage positively with those in the parks.
Response (21 Nov 2025)- A number of prolific shoplifters have appeared in court following investigations by the Neighbourhood Policing Team and received custodial sentences. There have been further notable arrests leading to other known shoplifters being charged with multiple offences.
- Following a recent spike in business burglaries, the neighbourhood policing team have conducted prompt investigations leading to charges and convictions.
- Calls for service about ASB in parks and green spaces have reduced over the past few months. Officers continue to patrol ASB hotspots and work with partners agencies to reduce ASB and its impact.
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| 21 Nov 2025 | Rothwell Ward Areas - To continue to disrupt anti-social behaviour and engage with youths causing anti-social behaviour in and around Commercial Street, Rothwell, the town centre. We will continue use anti-social behaviour legislation where necessary to disrupt this behaviour and look to engage with partners to find a long-term solution.
- Deter anti-social behaviour on off road and other motor bikes along the Rothwell Greenway, links to issues on the Northfields estate on the Ardsley – Rothwell boarder and also linked to usage in and around the John O`Gaunts estate.
- Tackle speeding in our community.
Response (21 Nov 2025)- We encourage the public to report this behaviour when they see it via 101 / online reports it is only the reporting of these matter that will allow us to map times dates and locations and best deploy what resources we have to the right place and time or seek to obtain other resources from other departments.
- We have worked with partners in Leeds anti-social behaviour team and housing and taken initial action against a number of youths and we have seen a decrease in calls to town centre and local shops.
- We are working with stores and partners to identify the youths involved in asb in the town centre, some have already been given community resolutions and anti-social behaviour warnings by anti-social behaviour team. We are continuing this work.
- A weapons sweep was conducted on the John O'Gaunts estate as part of the bi-annual Op Sceptre anti knife crime week of action.
- We have deployed pro laser (speed gun) in our community in a number of locations and times and will continue to do so.
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| 21 Nov 2025 | Beeston and Holbeck Ward Areas - To act on community intelligence to tackle and disrupt the illegal supply of drugs in the Beeston and Holbeck area.
We will be increasing high visibility patrols in the area and using a number of different tactics to disrupt the drugs supply including executing warrants where we have intelligence. You can help us by reporting any information or concerns you have directly to us or by using Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or www.crimestoppers-uk.org
- To continue to work in partnership to tackle the problems caused by on-street sex working in the Holbeck area of Leeds.
Dedicated officers will conduct intelligence led, high visibility patrols in the Holbeck area and will respond to community concerns raised through the dedicated phone number.
- To continue to work in partnership to tackle anti social behaviour in Cottingley.
High visibility patrols in the area to deter anti social behaviour and continue to work with partners to use ASB legislation against offenders.
Response (21 Oct 2025)- Weekly tasking meetings have been held with partners to create bespoke action plans for individuals involved in sex working. Enforcement action has been taken against individuals committing offences in the area.
- High visibility patrols continue in the Cottingley area
- Drug supply – Officers have utilised a variety of policing tactics, including warrants and stop search to disrupt drug supply in the area. We have also worked with partner agencies resulting in several more closure orders being obtained in relation to problem addresses linked with drugs and drug related anti-social behaviour.
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| 21 Nov 2025 | Morley North Ward Area - To target Anti-Social Vehicle use, speeding and inconsiderate parking in and around Morley North. We will be increasing patrols in the areas and issuing penalty notices to be issued to any vehicle parked causing an obstruction, use of the Leeds wide PSPO alongside other legislation available to the police.
- To disrupt and engage with nuisance youths within Morley North, particularly targeting misuse of drugs offences and anti-social behaviour. We plan to deal with this issue by increasing high visibility patrols in the area. We will also use anti-social behaviour Legislation if required to prevent the youths from returning to locations if warnings are not heeded whilst also working with partner agencies to prevent reoccurrences.
- To deal with anti-social behaviour at White rose Shopping Centre which is impacting on local businesses. Work with business owners to develop and act on reports and intelligence received.
Response (21 Nov 2025)- In respects of the car meet issues West Yorkshire Police have created an operation solely for dealing with them, it has seen several arrests and the cross border working between North Yorkshire Police, South Yorkshire Police and West Yorkshire Police, this will be continuing for the foreseeable.
We however continue to see numerous complaints on social media and receive complaints from third parties regarding this; we require members of the public to call police when this is occurring or submit a call to service via the online portal so that we can be made aware where the problems are and act upon them proactively rather than retrospectively. From June through September there were a total of 20 calls to police, averaging 5 a month, however the complaints on social media and received after the event out number these.
- From our records ASB reports are down which is positive, several individuals have been moved out of the area, and a few people have been given behaviour contracts in conjunction with LASBT. Patrols will continue as and when demand allows.
- Overall reported ASB is down at the WRSC alongside other related offences including theft from shop and burglary. Dedicated officers will continue to patrol and work from the site to deter offences from occurring and target harden the area.
Should you wish to discuss any ongoing issues in person below is our contact points. Contact points Drighlington – 10:00am - 11:00am every third Thursday @ Community hub, Moorside Approach BD11 1JF. (27/11 – 18/12 – 08/01) Gildersome – 10:30am – 11:30pm every Sunday @ St Peters Church, Church Street, LS27 7AF. Churwell – 5:00pm – 6:00pm every third Monday – St Peters Morley, Rooms Lane. LS27 9PA (01/12 – 22/12 – 12/01) |
| 21 Nov 2025 | Middleton and Belle Isle Ward Areas - To target the Antisocial vehicle use and criminality around the ward area
We will be continuing to target our patrols in the area to tackle this issue in conjunction with the Off Road bike team. We continue to develop the training of our officers in order to assist in tackling the issue and develop intelligence regarding the storage of the vehicles and offenders involved.
- To Target Drug dealing and antisocial Drug use in the area
We will use intelligence led Policing and High demand reporting areas to identify the areas of drug dealing and ASB use take place and actively target those areas through patrols and disruption. Look to develop intelligence around addresses and offenders linked to the dealing of drugs.
- To target speeding and road safety in the ward area
To assist us in tackling this issue, if you have any information in relation to these issues please ring 101 or report it through www.westyorkshire.police.uk
The information you provide can be provided ensuring that it can not be linked back to you. Alternatively you can call crime stoppers on 0800 555 111 or visit www.crimestoppers-uk.org
Response (21 Nov 2025)Tackling Drug Dealing:
Several operations led to the arrest of individuals suspected of supplying drugs. In one incident, a male was caught following a foot chase with cannabis, cash, and evidence of supply. Additional cannabis was recovered during follow-up searches. These arrests form part of our ongoing work to disrupt local drug networks. Speeding and Road Safety: Once again, proactive patrols in the ward area have lead to further vehicle seizures and action being taken against the drivers.
We continue to work hard to keep our roads and community safe. Please remember to check your insurance, vehicle condition, and parking restrictions before setting off |
| 21 Nov 2025 | Ardsley and Robin Hood Ward Areas - We are working to prevent and disrupt ASB and nuisance motorbike usage around the Northfields estate in Carlton This also overlaps into Rothwell with bikes crossing into the manor estate using the Rothwell Greenway.
- Anti Social Behaviour related crime in and around Tingley.
Response (21 Nov 2025)- We have targeted several youths in Tingley who currently pending court action for the offences are they have been charged with, we have also worked with Leeds anti-social behaviour team and youth offending who are working with these youths and others to attempt to prevent and deter this offending.
- We continue to pay regular attention to the area to - deter anti-social behaviour We are targeting those we find to be involved, we will work with our offroad bike team and Leeds anti-social behaviour team to target this behaviour.
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| 21 Nov 2025 | Rothwell Ward Areas - To continue to disrupt anti-social behaviour and engage with youths causing anti-social behaviour in and around Commercial Street, Rothwell, the town centre. We will continue use anti-social behaviour legislation where necessary to disrupt this behaviour and look to engage with partners to find a long-term solution.
- Deter anti-social behaviour on off road and other motor bikes along the Rothwell Greenway, links to issues on the Northfields estate on the Ardsley – Rothwell boarder and also linked to usage in and around the John O`Gaunts estate.
- Tackle speeding in our community.
Response (21 Nov 2025)- We encourage the public to report this behaviour when they see it via 101 / online reports it is only the reporting of these matter that will allow us to map times dates and locations and best deploy what resources we have to the right place and time or seek to obtain other resources from other departments.
- We have worked with partners in Leeds anti-social behaviour team and housing and taken initial action against a number of youths and we have seen a decrease in calls to town centre and local shops.
- We are working with stores and partners to identify the youths involved in asb in the town centre, some have already been given community resolutions and anti-social behaviour warnings by anti-social behaviour team. We are continuing this work.
- A weapons sweep was conducted on the John O'Gaunts estate as part of the bi-annual Op Sceptre anti knife crime week of action.
- We have deployed pro laser (speed gun) in our community in a number of locations and times and will continue to do so.
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| 21 Nov 2025 | Beeston and Holbeck Ward Areas - To act on community intelligence to tackle and disrupt the illegal supply of drugs in the Beeston and Holbeck area.
We will be increasing high visibility patrols in the area and using a number of different tactics to disrupt the drugs supply including executing warrants where we have intelligence. You can help us by reporting any information or concerns you have directly to us or by using Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or www.crimestoppers-uk.org
- To continue to work in partnership to tackle the problems caused by on-street sex working in the Holbeck area of Leeds.
Dedicated officers will conduct intelligence led, high visibility patrols in the Holbeck area and will respond to community concerns raised through the dedicated phone number.
- To continue to work in partnership to tackle anti social behaviour in Cottingley.
High visibility patrols in the area to deter anti social behaviour and continue to work with partners to use ASB legislation against offenders.
Response (21 Oct 2025)- Weekly tasking meetings have been held with partners to create bespoke action plans for individuals involved in sex working. Enforcement action has been taken against individuals committing offences in the area.
- High visibility patrols continue in the Cottingley area
- Drug supply – Officers have utilised a variety of policing tactics, including warrants and stop search to disrupt drug supply in the area. We have also worked with partner agencies resulting in several more closure orders being obtained in relation to problem addresses linked with drugs and drug related anti-social behaviour.
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| 21 Nov 2025 | Morley North Ward Area - To target Anti-Social Vehicle use, speeding and inconsiderate parking in and around Morley North. We will be increasing patrols in the areas and issuing penalty notices to be issued to any vehicle parked causing an obstruction, use of the Leeds wide PSPO alongside other legislation available to the police.
- To disrupt and engage with nuisance youths within Morley North, particularly targeting misuse of drugs offences and anti-social behaviour. We plan to deal with this issue by increasing high visibility patrols in the area. We will also use anti-social behaviour Legislation if required to prevent the youths from returning to locations if warnings are not heeded whilst also working with partner agencies to prevent reoccurrences.
- To deal with anti-social behaviour at White rose Shopping Centre which is impacting on local businesses. Work with business owners to develop and act on reports and intelligence received.
Response (21 Nov 2025)- In respects of the car meet issues West Yorkshire Police have created an operation solely for dealing with them, it has seen several arrests and the cross border working between North Yorkshire Police, South Yorkshire Police and West Yorkshire Police, this will be continuing for the foreseeable.
We however continue to see numerous complaints on social media and receive complaints from third parties regarding this; we require members of the public to call police when this is occurring or submit a call to service via the online portal so that we can be made aware where the problems are and act upon them proactively rather than retrospectively. From June through September there were a total of 20 calls to police, averaging 5 a month, however the complaints on social media and received after the event out number these.
- From our records ASB reports are down which is positive, several individuals have been moved out of the area, and a few people have been given behaviour contracts in conjunction with LASBT. Patrols will continue as and when demand allows.
- Overall reported ASB is down at the WRSC alongside other related offences including theft from shop and burglary. Dedicated officers will continue to patrol and work from the site to deter offences from occurring and target harden the area.
Should you wish to discuss any ongoing issues in person below is our contact points. Contact points Drighlington – 10:00am - 11:00am every third Thursday @ Community hub, Moorside Approach BD11 1JF. (27/11 – 18/12 – 08/01) Gildersome – 10:30am – 11:30pm every Sunday @ St Peters Church, Church Street, LS27 7AF. Churwell – 5:00pm – 6:00pm every third Monday – St Peters Morley, Rooms Lane. LS27 9PA (01/12 – 22/12 – 12/01) |
| 21 Nov 2025 | Middleton and Belle Isle Ward Areas - To target the Antisocial vehicle use and criminality around the ward area
We will be continuing to target our patrols in the area to tackle this issue in conjunction with the Off Road bike team. We continue to develop the training of our officers in order to assist in tackling the issue and develop intelligence regarding the storage of the vehicles and offenders involved.
- To Target Drug dealing and antisocial Drug use in the area
We will use intelligence led Policing and High demand reporting areas to identify the areas of drug dealing and ASB use take place and actively target those areas through patrols and disruption. Look to develop intelligence around addresses and offenders linked to the dealing of drugs.
- To target speeding and road safety in the ward area
To assist us in tackling this issue, if you have any information in relation to these issues please ring 101 or report it through www.westyorkshire.police.uk
The information you provide can be provided ensuring that it can not be linked back to you. Alternatively you can call crime stoppers on 0800 555 111 or visit www.crimestoppers-uk.org
Response (21 Nov 2025)Tackling Drug Dealing:
Several operations led to the arrest of individuals suspected of supplying drugs. In one incident, a male was caught following a foot chase with cannabis, cash, and evidence of supply. Additional cannabis was recovered during follow-up searches. These arrests form part of our ongoing work to disrupt local drug networks. Speeding and Road Safety: Once again, proactive patrols in the ward area have lead to further vehicle seizures and action being taken against the drivers.
We continue to work hard to keep our roads and community safe. Please remember to check your insurance, vehicle condition, and parking restrictions before setting off |
| 21 Nov 2025 | Ardsley and Robin Hood Ward Areas - We are working to prevent and disrupt ASB and nuisance motorbike usage around the Northfields estate in Carlton This also overlaps into Rothwell with bikes crossing into the manor estate using the Rothwell Greenway.
- Anti Social Behaviour related crime in and around Tingley.
Response (21 Nov 2025)- We have targeted several youths in Tingley who currently pending court action for the offences are they have been charged with, we have also worked with Leeds anti-social behaviour team and youth offending who are working with these youths and others to attempt to prevent and deter this offending.
- We continue to pay regular attention to the area to - deter anti-social behaviour We are targeting those we find to be involved, we will work with our offroad bike team and Leeds anti-social behaviour team to target this behaviour.
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| 21 Nov 2025 | Hunslet and Riverside Ward Areas - To act on community intelligence to tackle and disrupt the illegal supply of drugs and the linked anti-social behaviour which affects those living in the community.
We will conduct high visibility patrols in the area and use a number of different tactics to disrupt the drugs supply, including executing warrants where we have intelligence. You can help us by reporting any information or concerns you have directly to us or by using Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or www.crimestoppers-uk.org.
- To reduce persistent begging in the Dewsbury Road area
Through proactive high-visibility patrols and partnership working, we shall work to engage with those involved in persistent begging in the area, encouraging those individuals to access support services and taking action against those who continue to persistently beg.
Response (21 Nov 2025)- Drug supply – Officers have utilised a variety of policing tactics, including warrants and stop search to disrupt drug supply in the area. We have also worked with partner agencies resulting in several more closure orders being obtained in relation to problem addresses linked with drugs and drug related anti-social behaviour.
- High visibility patrols continue in the Dewsbury Road area and we continue to work alongside partner agencies in tackling persistent offenders, with there being a marked reduction in calls for service about the issue.
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| 21 Nov 2025 | Morley South Ward Area - To target and take appropriate action against known shoplifters in the Morley area. We will gather evidence and arrest those involved in retail crime taking positive action wherever possible. When people are convicted we will ask the courts to serve them with Criminal Behaviour Orders where appropriate.
We will engage with retailers to offer crime prevention advice.
- To engage with nuisance youths, particularly targeting those engaged in Anti-Social Behaviour within the local parks. We will use conduct high visibility and covert patrols and where proportionate use Anti-Social Behaviour Legislation, such as dispersal orders if necessary. We will continue to work in partnership with Leeds Anti Social Behaviour Team (LASBT) to engage positively with those in the parks.
Response (21 Nov 2025)- A number of prolific shoplifters have appeared in court following investigations by the Neighbourhood Policing Team and received custodial sentences. There have been further notable arrests leading to other known shoplifters being charged with multiple offences.
- Following a recent spike in business burglaries, the neighbourhood policing team have conducted prompt investigations leading to charges and convictions.
- Calls for service about ASB in parks and green spaces have reduced over the past few months. Officers continue to patrol ASB hotspots and work with partners agencies to reduce ASB and its impact.
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| 27 Feb 2026 | Hunslet and Riverside Ward Areas - To act on community intelligence to tackle and disrupt the illegal supply of drugs and the linked anti-social behaviour which affects those living in the community.
We will conduct high visibility patrols in the area and use a number of different tactics to disrupt the drugs supply, including executing warrants where we have intelligence. You can help us by reporting any information or concerns you have directly to us or by using Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or www.crimestoppers-uk.org.
- To reduce persistent begging in the Dewsbury Road area
Through proactive high-visibility patrols and partnership working, we shall work to engage with those involved in persistent begging in the area, encouraging those individuals to access support services and taking action against those who continue to persistently beg.
Response (27 Feb 2026)- Drug supply – Officers have utilised a variety of policing tactics, including warrants and stop search to disrupt drug supply in the area. We have also worked with partner agencies resulting in several more closure orders being obtained in relation to problem addresses linked with drugs and drug related anti-social behaviour.
- High visibility patrols continue in the Dewsbury Road area and we continue to work alongside partner agencies in tackling persistent offenders, with there being a marked reduction in calls for service about the issue.
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| 27 Feb 2026 | Morley South Ward Area - To target and take appropriate action against known shoplifters in the Morley area. We will gather evidence and arrest those involved in retail crime taking positive action wherever possible. When people are convicted we will ask the courts to serve them with Criminal Behaviour Orders where appropriate.
We will engage with retailers to offer crime prevention advice.
- To engage with nuisance youths, particularly targeting those engaged in Anti-Social Behaviour within the local parks. We will use conduct high visibility and covert patrols and where proportionate use Anti-Social Behaviour Legislation, such as dispersal orders if necessary. We will continue to work in partnership with Leeds Anti Social Behaviour Team (LASBT) to engage positively with those in the parks.
Response (9 Mar 2026)Outer South NPT have been conducting Winter Action patrols in Morley Town Centre, covering the retailers, licensed premises and the open park areas. The action working with partners has also targeted several addresses and nominals committing ASB and crime (theft from shop, business burglary etc). A summary of our work: Increased targeted visible patrols through extended tours and rest day working, Full Closure Order at 12 JUBLIEE STREET, Morley (3 months) Partial Closure Order at 67 BRIDGE STREET, Morley (3 months and has been extended for another 3 months) Partial Closure Order at 38 BIRCH COURT, Morley (3 months) We have issued: 10 Community Protection Notice Warnings 4 Community Protection Notices 3 Criminal Behaviour Orders granted by the Courts Licencing Visits / Checks in the run up to Christmas Operation with Trading Standards – Approximately £35,000 of illicit tobacco and vapes recovered Crime Prevention visits to all retailers in Morley Town Centre during Business Week of Action. This was to advise regarding CCTV and the operation of it, target hardening and general engagement. Oversight of business burglaries and theft from shops. Attending and reviewing reports of crime, ensuring CCTV is viewed and seized. This has resulted in an increase in the number of suspects identified and brough to justice. Regular Contact Points & meetings with partners (housing, LASBT, counsellors etc) Attendance at Youth Groups for engagement. |
| 27 Feb 2026 | Rothwell Ward Areas - To continue to disrupt anti-social behaviour and engage with youths causing anti-social behaviour in and around Commercial Street, Rothwell, the town centre. We will continue use anti-social behaviour legislation where necessary to disrupt this behaviour and look to engage with partners to find a long-term solution.
- Deter anti-social behaviour on off road and other motor bikes along the Rothwell Greenway, links to issues on the Northfields estate on the Ardsley – Rothwell boarder and also linked to usage in and around the John O`Gaunts estate.
- Tackle speeding in our community.
Response (27 Feb 2026)- We encourage the public to report this behaviour when they see it via 101 / online reports it is only the reporting of these matter that will allow us to map times dates and locations and best deploy what resources we have to the right place and time or seek to obtain other resources from other departments.
- We have worked with partners in Leeds anti-social behaviour team and housing and taken initial action against a number of youths and we have seen a decrease in calls to town centre and local shops.
- We are working with stores and partners to identify the youths involved in asb in the town centre, some have already been given community resolutions and anti-social behaviour warnings by anti-social behaviour team. We are continuing this work.
- A weapons sweep was conducted on the John O'Gaunts estate as part of the bi-annual Op Sceptre anti knife crime week of action.
- We have deployed pro laser (speed gun) in our community in a number of locations and times and will continue to do so.
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| 27 Feb 2026 | Beeston and Holbeck Ward Areas - To act on community intelligence to tackle and disrupt the illegal supply of drugs in the Beeston and Holbeck area.
We will be increasing high visibility patrols in the area and using a number of different tactics to disrupt the drugs supply including executing warrants where we have intelligence. You can help us by reporting any information or concerns you have directly to us or by using Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or www.crimestoppers-uk.org
- To continue to work in partnership to tackle the problems caused by on-street sex working in the Holbeck area of Leeds.
Dedicated officers will conduct intelligence led, high visibility patrols in the Holbeck area and will respond to community concerns raised through the dedicated phone number.
- To continue to work in partnership to tackle anti social behaviour in Cottingley.
High visibility patrols in the area to deter anti social behaviour and continue to work with partners to use ASB legislation against offenders.
Response (27 Feb 2026)- Weekly tasking meetings have been held with partners to create bespoke action plans for individuals involved in sex working. Enforcement action has been taken against individuals committing offences in the area.
- High visibility patrols continue in the Cottingley area
- Drug supply – Officers have utilised a variety of policing tactics, including warrants and stop search to disrupt drug supply in the area. We have also worked with partner agencies resulting in several more closure orders being obtained in relation to problem addresses linked with drugs and drug related anti-social behaviour.
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| 27 Feb 2026 | Morley North Ward Area - To target Anti-Social Vehicle use, speeding and inconsiderate parking in and around Morley North. We will be increasing patrols in the areas and issuing penalty notices to be issued to any vehicle parked causing an obstruction, use of the Leeds wide PSPO alongside other legislation available to the police.
- To disrupt and engage with nuisance youths within Morley North, particularly targeting misuse of drugs offences and anti-social behaviour. We plan to deal with this issue by increasing high visibility patrols in the area. We will also use anti-social behaviour Legislation if required to prevent the youths from returning to locations if warnings are not heeded whilst also working with partner agencies to prevent reoccurrences.
- To deal with anti-social behaviour at White Rose Shopping Centre which is impacting on local businesses. Work with business owners to develop and act on reports and intelligence received.
Response (27 Feb 2026)- In respects of the car meet issues West Yorkshire Police have created an operation solely for dealing with them, it has seen several arrests and the cross border working between North Yorkshire Police, South Yorkshire Police and West Yorkshire Police, this will be continuing for the foreseeable.
We however continue to see numerous complaints on social media and receive complaints from third parties regarding this; we require members of the public to call police when this is occurring or submit a call to service via the online portal so that we can be made aware where the problems are and act upon them proactively rather than retrospectively.
- From our records ASB reports are still down which is positive, several individuals have been moved out of the area, and a few people have been given behaviour contracts in conjunction with LASBT. Patrols will continue as and when demand allows.
- Overall reported ASB is down at the WRSC alongside other related offences including theft from shop and burglary. Dedicated officers will continue to patrol and work from the site to deter offences from occurring and target harden the area.
Should you wish to discuss any ongoing issues in person below is our contact points, which are listed under the Meeting & Events tab. |
| 27 Feb 2026 | Ardsley and Robin Hood Ward Areas Response (27 Feb 2026)- We have targeted several youths in Tingley who are pending court action for the offences are they have been charged with, we have also worked with Leeds anti-social behaviour team and the Youth Offending Team, who are working with these youths and others to attempt to prevent and deter this offending.
- We continue to pay regular attention to the area to - deter anti-social behaviour We are targeting those we find to be involved, we will work with our offroad bike team and Leeds anti-social behaviour team to target this behaviour.
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| 26 Mar 2026 | Middleton and Belle Isle Ward Areas - To target the anti-social vehicle use and criminality around the ward area
- To Target drug dealing and antisocial drug use in the area
- To target speeding and road safety in the ward area
Response (2 Apr 2026)- To target the anti-social vehicle use and criminality around the ward area
Over the Last 6 Weeks we continue to see a low amount of calls for service for nuisance bikes with only 14 calls to Police regarding the issue.
However our continued patrols it is clear that this is still very much an issue in the community, we continue to target the issue recovering a total of 3 Bikes, 1 of which were stolen. We continue to prosecute those riding the illegally adapted bikes for various road traffic offences
To assist us in tackling this issue, if you have any information in relation to these issues please ring 101 or report it here.
The information you provide can be provided ensuring that it can not be linked back to you. Alternatively you can call crime stoppers on 0800 555 111 or visit www.crimestoppers-uk
- To Target drug dealing and antisocial drug use in the area
We continue to use intelligence led Policing and High demand reporting areas to identify the areas of drug dealing and ASB use take place and actively target those areas through patrols and disruption. Look to develop intelligence around addresses and offenders linked to the dealing of drugs.
Over the Last six weeks, there have been continuing our proactive patrols carrying out stop searches, there have been 11 offences for possession.
Working with UKBF who are supporting with intercepting large amount of drugs coming into the area incepting a total of 7 over the last 6 weeks with ongoing investigations
- To target the increased Anti social behaviour around the retail part and District Centre
This is a new priority replacing the road safety due to the increasing impact on the community carrying out the daily activities. Whilst we have been managing the issue since November 2025, this is now set as a priority so we are able to invest more resources and investment into the area. We have so far identified and issued out 30 Anti social behaviour contracts to youths found committing ASB in the area which include exclusions. We continue to work in partnership with the Leeds Anti social behaviour team for the ongoing management of these offenders. We are also working closely with the retail outlets in the area, to secure the area and protect it from attracting anti social behaviour |
| 26 Mar 2026 | Middleton and Belle Isle Ward Areas - To target the anti-social vehicle use and criminality around the ward area
- To Target drug dealing and antisocial drug use in the area
- To target speeding and road safety in the ward area
Response (2 Apr 2026)- To target the anti-social vehicle use and criminality around the ward area
Over the Last 6 Weeks we continue to see a low amount of calls for service for nuisance bikes with only 14 calls to Police regarding the issue.
However our continued patrols it is clear that this is still very much an issue in the community, we continue to target the issue recovering a total of 3 Bikes, 1 of which were stolen. We continue to prosecute those riding the illegally adapted bikes for various road traffic offences
To assist us in tackling this issue, if you have any information in relation to these issues please ring 101 or report it here.
The information you provide can be provided ensuring that it can not be linked back to you. Alternatively you can call crime stoppers on 0800 555 111 or visit www.crimestoppers-uk
- To Target drug dealing and antisocial drug use in the area
We continue to use intelligence led Policing and High demand reporting areas to identify the areas of drug dealing and ASB use take place and actively target those areas through patrols and disruption. Look to develop intelligence around addresses and offenders linked to the dealing of drugs.
Over the Last six weeks, there have been continuing our proactive patrols carrying out stop searches, there have been 11 offences for possession.
Working with UKBF who are supporting with intercepting large amount of drugs coming into the area incepting a total of 7 over the last 6 weeks with ongoing investigations
- To target the increased Anti social behaviour around the retail part and District Centre
This is a new priority replacing the road safety due to the increasing impact on the community carrying out the daily activities. Whilst we have been managing the issue since November 2025, this is now set as a priority so we are able to invest more resources and investment into the area. We have so far identified and issued out 30 Anti social behaviour contracts to youths found committing ASB in the area which include exclusions. We continue to work in partnership with the Leeds Anti social behaviour team for the ongoing management of these offenders. We are also working closely with the retail outlets in the area, to secure the area and protect it from attracting anti social behaviour |
| 27 Mar 2026 | Morley South Ward Area - To target and take appropriate action against known shoplifters in the Morley area. We will gather evidence and arrest those involved in retail crime taking positive action wherever possible. When people are convicted we will ask the courts to serve them with Criminal Behaviour Orders where appropriate.
We will engage with retailers to offer crime prevention advice.
- To engage with nuisance youths, particularly targeting those engaged in Anti-Social Behaviour within the local parks. We will use conduct high visibility and covert patrols and where proportionate use Anti-Social Behaviour Legislation, such as dispersal orders if necessary. We will continue to work in partnership with Leeds Anti Social Behaviour Team (LASBT) to engage positively with those in the parks.
Response (24 Apr 2026)Outer South NPT have been conducting Winter Action patrols in Morley Town Centre, covering the retailers, licensed premises and the open park areas. The action working with partners has also targeted several addresses and nominals committing ASB and crime (theft from shop, business burglary etc). A summary of our work: Increased targeted visible patrols through extended tours and rest day working, Full Closure Order at 12 JUBLIEE STREET, Morley (3 months) Partial Closure Order at 67 BRIDGE STREET, Morley (3 months and has been extended for another 3 months) Partial Closure Order at 38 BIRCH COURT, Morley (3 months) We have issued: 10 Community Protection Notice Warnings 4 Community Protection Notices 3 Criminal Behaviour Orders granted by the Courts Licencing Visits / Checks in the run up to Christmas Operation with Trading Standards – Approximately £35,000 of illicit tobacco and vapes recovered Crime Prevention visits to all retailers in Morley Town Centre during Business Week of Action. This was to advise regarding CCTV and the operation of it, target hardening and general engagement. Oversight of business burglaries and theft from shops. Attending and reviewing reports of crime, ensuring CCTV is viewed and seized. This has resulted in an increase in the number of suspects identified and brough to justice. Regular Contact Points & meetings with partners (housing, LASBT, counsellors etc) Attendance at Youth Groups for engagement. |
| 1 Apr 2026 | Morley North Ward Area Morley North Ward Area - To target Anti-Social Vehicle use, speeding and inconsiderate parking in and around Morley North. We will be increasing patrols in the areas and issuing penalty notices to be issued to any vehicle parked causing an obstruction, use of the Leeds wide PSPO alongside other legislation available to the police.
- To disrupt and engage with nuisance youths within Morley North, particularly targeting misuse of drugs offences and anti-social behaviour. We plan to deal with this issue by increasing high visibility patrols in the area. We will also use anti-social behaviour Legislation if required to prevent the youths from returning to locations if warnings are not heeded whilst also working with partner agencies to prevent reoccurrences.
- To deal with anti-social behaviour at White Rose Shopping Centre which is impacting on local businesses. Work with business owners to develop and act on reports and intelligence received, ensuring preventative steps are made by retailers rather than dealing afterwards.
Response (13 Apr 2026)- We have been focusing recently on HGV’s driving through Gildersome in contravention of the restrictions in place, patrols have been conducted, on occasion words of advice have been given and tickets issued where appropriate.
Car meets along the A650 have decreased in frequency due to the active operation between SYP, WYP, WYP and Humberside, however they do continue to occur in differing locations, please contact us and let us know so the right resources can be sent to deal.
- From our records ASB reports are still down which is positive across Drighlington, Gildersome and Churwell, several individuals have been moved out of the area, and a few people have been given behaviour contracts in conjunction with LASBT. Patrols will continue as and when demand allows.
- Overall reported ASB is down at the WRSC alongside other related offences including theft from shop and burglary. Dedicated officers will continue to patrol and work from the site to deter offences from occurring and target harden the area.
We however continue to see numerous complaints on social media and receive complaints from third parties regarding this; we require members of the public to call police when this is occurring or submit a call to service via the online portal so that we can be made aware where the problems are and act upon them proactively rather than retrospectively. Should you wish to discuss any ongoing issues in person below is our contact points, which are listed under the Meeting & Events tab. |
| 27 Apr 2026 | Ardsley and Robin Hood Ward Areas Response (30 May 2026)- We have targeted several youths in Tingley who are pending court action for the offences are they have been charged with, we have also worked with Leeds anti-social behaviour team and the Youth Offending Team, who are working with these youths and others to attempt to prevent and deter this offending.
- We continue to pay regular attention to the area to - deter anti-social behaviour We are targeting those we find to be involved, we will work with our offroad bike team and Leeds anti-social behaviour team to target this behaviour.
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| 27 Apr 2026 | Hunslet and Riverside Ward Areas - To act on community intelligence to tackle and disrupt the illegal supply of drugs and the linked anti-social behaviour which affects those living in the community.
We will conduct high visibility patrols in the area and use a number of different tactics to disrupt the drugs supply, including executing warrants where we have intelligence. You can help us by reporting any information or concerns you have directly to us or by using Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or www.crimestoppers-uk.org.
- To reduce persistent begging in the Dewsbury Road area
Through proactive high-visibility patrols and partnership working, we shall work to engage with those involved in persistent begging in the area, encouraging those individuals to access support services and taking action against those who continue to persistently beg.
Response (24 May 2026)- Drug supply – Officers have utilised a variety of policing tactics, including warrants and stop search to disrupt drug supply in the area. We have also worked with partner agencies resulting in several more closure orders being obtained in relation to problem addresses linked with drugs and drug related anti-social behaviour.
- High visibility patrols continue in the Dewsbury Road area and we continue to work alongside partner agencies in tackling persistent offenders, with there being a marked reduction in calls for service about the issue.
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| 27 Apr 2026 | Rothwell Ward Areas - To continue to disrupt anti-social behaviour and engage with youths causing anti-social behaviour in and around Commercial Street, Rothwell, the town centre. We will continue use anti-social behaviour legislation where necessary to disrupt this behaviour and look to engage with partners to find a long-term solution.
- Deter anti-social behaviour on off road and other motor bikes along the Rothwell Greenway, links to issues on the Northfields estate on the Ardsley – Rothwell boarder and also linked to usage in and around the John O`Gaunts estate.
- Tackle speeding in our community.
Response (30 May 2026)- We encourage the public to report this behaviour when they see it via 101 / online reports it is only the reporting of these matter that will allow us to map times dates and locations and best deploy what resources we have to the right place and time or seek to obtain other resources from other departments.
- We have worked with partners in Leeds anti-social behaviour team and housing and taken initial action against a number of youths and we have seen a decrease in calls to town centre and local shops.
- We are working with stores and partners to identify the youths involved in asb in the town centre, some have already been given community resolutions and anti-social behaviour warnings by anti-social behaviour team. We are continuing this work.
- A weapons sweep was conducted on the John O'Gaunts estate as part of the bi-annual Op Sceptre anti knife crime week of action.
- We have deployed pro laser (speed gun) in our community in a number of locations and times and will continue to do so.
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| 27 Apr 2026 | Beeston and Holbeck Ward Areas - To act on community intelligence to tackle and disrupt the illegal supply of drugs in the Beeston and Holbeck area.
We will be increasing high visibility patrols in the area and using a number of different tactics to disrupt the drugs supply including executing warrants where we have intelligence. You can help us by reporting any information or concerns you have directly to us or by using Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or www.crimestoppers-uk.org
- To continue to work in partnership to tackle the problems caused by on-street sex working in the Holbeck area of Leeds.
Dedicated officers will conduct intelligence led, high visibility patrols in the Holbeck area and will respond to community concerns raised through the dedicated phone number.
- To continue to work in partnership to tackle anti social behaviour in Cottingley.
High visibility patrols in the area to deter anti social behaviour and continue to work with partners to use ASB legislation against offenders.
Response (21 May 2026)- Weekly tasking meetings have been held with partners to create bespoke action plans for individuals involved in sex working. Enforcement action has been taken against individuals committing offences in the area.
- High visibility patrols continue in the Cottingley area
- Drug supply – Officers have utilised a variety of policing tactics, including warrants and stop search to disrupt drug supply in the area. We have also worked with partner agencies resulting in several more closure orders being obtained in relation to problem addresses linked with drugs and drug related anti-social behaviour.
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| 26 Mar 2026 | Middleton and Belle Isle Ward Areas - To target the anti-social vehicle use and criminality around the ward area
- To Target drug dealing and antisocial drug use in the area
- To target speeding and road safety in the ward area
Response (2 Apr 2026)- To target the anti-social vehicle use and criminality around the ward area
Over the Last 6 Weeks we continue to see a low amount of calls for service for nuisance bikes with only 14 calls to Police regarding the issue.
However our continued patrols it is clear that this is still very much an issue in the community, we continue to target the issue recovering a total of 3 Bikes, 1 of which were stolen. We continue to prosecute those riding the illegally adapted bikes for various road traffic offences
To assist us in tackling this issue, if you have any information in relation to these issues please ring 101 or report it here.
The information you provide can be provided ensuring that it can not be linked back to you. Alternatively you can call crime stoppers on 0800 555 111 or visit www.crimestoppers-uk
- To Target drug dealing and antisocial drug use in the area
We continue to use intelligence led Policing and High demand reporting areas to identify the areas of drug dealing and ASB use take place and actively target those areas through patrols and disruption. Look to develop intelligence around addresses and offenders linked to the dealing of drugs.
Over the Last six weeks, there have been continuing our proactive patrols carrying out stop searches, there have been 11 offences for possession.
Working with UKBF who are supporting with intercepting large amount of drugs coming into the area incepting a total of 7 over the last 6 weeks with ongoing investigations
- To target the increased Anti social behaviour around the retail part and District Centre
This is a new priority replacing the road safety due to the increasing impact on the community carrying out the daily activities. Whilst we have been managing the issue since November 2025, this is now set as a priority so we are able to invest more resources and investment into the area. We have so far identified and issued out 30 Anti social behaviour contracts to youths found committing ASB in the area which include exclusions. We continue to work in partnership with the Leeds Anti social behaviour team for the ongoing management of these offenders. We are also working closely with the retail outlets in the area, to secure the area and protect it from attracting anti social behaviour |
| 27 Mar 2026 | Morley South Ward Area - To target and take appropriate action against known shoplifters in the Morley area. We will gather evidence and arrest those involved in retail crime taking positive action wherever possible. When people are convicted we will ask the courts to serve them with Criminal Behaviour Orders where appropriate.
We will engage with retailers to offer crime prevention advice.
- To engage with nuisance youths, particularly targeting those engaged in Anti-Social Behaviour within the local parks. We will use conduct high visibility and covert patrols and where proportionate use Anti-Social Behaviour Legislation, such as dispersal orders if necessary. We will continue to work in partnership with Leeds Anti Social Behaviour Team (LASBT) to engage positively with those in the parks.
Response (24 Apr 2026)Outer South NPT have been conducting Winter Action patrols in Morley Town Centre, covering the retailers, licensed premises and the open park areas. The action working with partners has also targeted several addresses and nominals committing ASB and crime (theft from shop, business burglary etc). A summary of our work: Increased targeted visible patrols through extended tours and rest day working, Full Closure Order at 12 JUBLIEE STREET, Morley (3 months) Partial Closure Order at 67 BRIDGE STREET, Morley (3 months and has been extended for another 3 months) Partial Closure Order at 38 BIRCH COURT, Morley (3 months) We have issued: 10 Community Protection Notice Warnings 4 Community Protection Notices 3 Criminal Behaviour Orders granted by the Courts Licencing Visits / Checks in the run up to Christmas Operation with Trading Standards – Approximately £35,000 of illicit tobacco and vapes recovered Crime Prevention visits to all retailers in Morley Town Centre during Business Week of Action. This was to advise regarding CCTV and the operation of it, target hardening and general engagement. Oversight of business burglaries and theft from shops. Attending and reviewing reports of crime, ensuring CCTV is viewed and seized. This has resulted in an increase in the number of suspects identified and brough to justice. Regular Contact Points & meetings with partners (housing, LASBT, counsellors etc) Attendance at Youth Groups for engagement. |
| 1 Apr 2026 | Morley North Ward Area Morley North Ward Area - To target Anti-Social Vehicle use, speeding and inconsiderate parking in and around Morley North. We will be increasing patrols in the areas and issuing penalty notices to be issued to any vehicle parked causing an obstruction, use of the Leeds wide PSPO alongside other legislation available to the police.
- To disrupt and engage with nuisance youths within Morley North, particularly targeting misuse of drugs offences and anti-social behaviour. We plan to deal with this issue by increasing high visibility patrols in the area. We will also use anti-social behaviour Legislation if required to prevent the youths from returning to locations if warnings are not heeded whilst also working with partner agencies to prevent reoccurrences.
- To deal with anti-social behaviour at White Rose Shopping Centre which is impacting on local businesses. Work with business owners to develop and act on reports and intelligence received, ensuring preventative steps are made by retailers rather than dealing afterwards.
Response (13 Apr 2026)- We have been focusing recently on HGV’s driving through Gildersome in contravention of the restrictions in place, patrols have been conducted, on occasion words of advice have been given and tickets issued where appropriate.
Car meets along the A650 have decreased in frequency due to the active operation between SYP, WYP, WYP and Humberside, however they do continue to occur in differing locations, please contact us and let us know so the right resources can be sent to deal.
- From our records ASB reports are still down which is positive across Drighlington, Gildersome and Churwell, several individuals have been moved out of the area, and a few people have been given behaviour contracts in conjunction with LASBT. Patrols will continue as and when demand allows.
- Overall reported ASB is down at the WRSC alongside other related offences including theft from shop and burglary. Dedicated officers will continue to patrol and work from the site to deter offences from occurring and target harden the area.
We however continue to see numerous complaints on social media and receive complaints from third parties regarding this; we require members of the public to call police when this is occurring or submit a call to service via the online portal so that we can be made aware where the problems are and act upon them proactively rather than retrospectively. Should you wish to discuss any ongoing issues in person below is our contact points, which are listed under the Meeting & Events tab. |
| 21 May 2026 | Beeston and Holbeck Ward Areas - To act on community intelligence to tackle and disrupt the illegal supply of drugs in the Beeston and Holbeck area.
We will be increasing high visibility patrols in the area and using a number of different tactics to disrupt the drugs supply including executing warrants where we have intelligence. You can help us by reporting any information or concerns you have directly to us or by using Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or www.crimestoppers-uk.org
- To continue to work in partnership to tackle the problems caused by on-street sex working in the Holbeck area of Leeds.
Dedicated officers will conduct intelligence led, high visibility patrols in the Holbeck area and will respond to community concerns raised through the dedicated phone number.
- To continue to work in partnership to tackle anti social behaviour in Cottingley.
High visibility patrols in the area to deter anti social behaviour and continue to work with partners to use ASB legislation against offenders.
Response (21 May 2026)- Weekly tasking meetings have been held with partners to create bespoke action plans for individuals involved in sex working. Enforcement action has been taken against individuals committing offences in the area.
- High visibility patrols continue in the Cottingley area
- Drug supply – Officers have utilised a variety of policing tactics, including warrants and stop search to disrupt drug supply in the area. We have also worked with partner agencies resulting in several more closure orders being obtained in relation to problem addresses linked with drugs and drug related anti-social behaviour.
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| 24 May 2026 | Hunslet and Riverside Ward Areas - To act on community intelligence to tackle and disrupt the illegal supply of drugs and the linked anti-social behaviour which affects those living in the community.
We will conduct high visibility patrols in the area and use a number of different tactics to disrupt the drugs supply, including executing warrants where we have intelligence. You can help us by reporting any information or concerns you have directly to us or by using Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or www.crimestoppers-uk.org.
- To reduce persistent begging in the Dewsbury Road area
Through proactive high-visibility patrols and partnership working, we shall work to engage with those involved in persistent begging in the area, encouraging those individuals to access support services and taking action against those who continue to persistently beg.
Response (24 May 2026)- Drug supply – Officers have utilised a variety of policing tactics, including warrants and stop search to disrupt drug supply in the area. We have also worked with partner agencies resulting in several more closure orders being obtained in relation to problem addresses linked with drugs and drug related anti-social behaviour.
- High visibility patrols continue in the Dewsbury Road area and we continue to work alongside partner agencies in tackling persistent offenders, with there being a marked reduction in calls for service about the issue.
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| 30 May 2026 | Ardsley and Robin Hood Ward Areas Response (30 May 2026)- We have targeted several youths in Tingley who are pending court action for the offences are they have been charged with, we have also worked with Leeds anti-social behaviour team and the Youth Offending Team, who are working with these youths and others to attempt to prevent and deter this offending.
- We continue to pay regular attention to the area to - deter anti-social behaviour We are targeting those we find to be involved, we will work with our offroad bike team and Leeds anti-social behaviour team to target this behaviour.
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| 30 May 2026 | Rothwell Ward Areas - To continue to disrupt anti-social behaviour and engage with youths causing anti-social behaviour in and around Commercial Street, Rothwell, the town centre. We will continue use anti-social behaviour legislation where necessary to disrupt this behaviour and look to engage with partners to find a long-term solution.
- Deter anti-social behaviour on off road and other motor bikes along the Rothwell Greenway, links to issues on the Northfields estate on the Ardsley – Rothwell boarder and also linked to usage in and around the John O`Gaunts estate.
- Tackle speeding in our community.
Response (30 May 2026)- We encourage the public to report this behaviour when they see it via 101 / online reports it is only the reporting of these matter that will allow us to map times dates and locations and best deploy what resources we have to the right place and time or seek to obtain other resources from other departments.
- We have worked with partners in Leeds anti-social behaviour team and housing and taken initial action against a number of youths and we have seen a decrease in calls to town centre and local shops.
- We are working with stores and partners to identify the youths involved in asb in the town centre, some have already been given community resolutions and anti-social behaviour warnings by anti-social behaviour team. We are continuing this work.
- A weapons sweep was conducted on the John O'Gaunts estate as part of the bi-annual Op Sceptre anti knife crime week of action.
- We have deployed pro laser (speed gun) in our community in a number of locations and times and will continue to do so.
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