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Today (Monday 9 June 2025), following the outcome of the inquest into the death of 16-year-old Rhianan Rudd in May 2022, Assistant Chief Constable Di Coulson, speaking on behalf of Counter Terrorism Policing in the East Midlands (CTPEM) and Derbyshire Constabulary, said:
1. To continue to work with partners to improve road safety.
2. To reduce youth-relates anti-social behaviour.
3. To tackle nuisance and illegal off-road motorbikes.
In relation to improving road safety, we will: 1. Run stop sites in hotspot areas targeting vehicles unfit for the road. 2. Carry out regular speed enforcement in identified areas. 3. Work with community speed watch groups to identify concerns. 4. Use engagement and enforcement to change driver behaviour. In relation to reducing youth-related anti-social behaviour, we will: 1. Work closely with schools to deliver education and intervention. 2. Support opportunities for positive out of school activities. 3. Conduct targeted patrols in the Park Farm area, which has suffered a spike in ASB. 4. Work with partners to support families and address underlying causes. In relation to tackling nuisance and off-road motorbikes, we will: 1. Work with partners to explore access measures to green spaces. 2. Conduct initiatives to stop and deal with riders. 3. Use education alongside enforcement to inform riders of the dangers posed to themselves and the public.
