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Your Safer Neighbourhood team (SNT) is a group of local police officers, Police Community Support Officers and Specials dedicated to serving your community.
We are proud to work closely with local authorities, community leaders and residents to decide our policing priorities for the area. This helps us to find useful, long-term solutions to local problems, while maintaining our wider focus on preventing and reducing crime, protecting the vulnerable and providing reassurance across Derbyshire.
1. Anti-social behaviour within Long Eaton town centre
2. Working with partners to reduce repeat demand, seeking robust management of those individuals and addresses which cause most harm across our communities through repeat offending and anti-social behaviour
3. Youth related crime and ASB
Issued 02 October 2023
1. We will effectively analyse Police data to identify local hot spots for anti-social behaviour. We will use evidence led policing to implement an effective patrol strategy targeting key areas and individuals. We will use a holistic, problem-solving approach to manage identified issues. We will robustly enforce and manage key individuals responsible for causing these issues seeking long term intervention through use of appropriate court orders. We will utilise Erewash Borough Council’s PSPO to seize and remove alcohol, taking enforcement action where appropriate using the agreed escalation process. We will use ASB intervention schemes provided by partner agencies to prevent repeated behaviour by offenders; partners include schools, social care, housing providers, Erewash community safety partnership, Remedi and youth justice services. We will use an incremental approach to and bringing offenders to justice when criminality is identified. We will provide effective support to victims of anti-social behaviour through referral to Remedi We will communicate to the public about current issues and positive action taken to address this through use of our social media channels and public feedback
2. We will analyse Police data to identify local hot spots for drug related ASB/Crime to assist in directing hi-visibility and plain-clothes patrols. We will enforce against and manage individuals responsible for serial criminality related to drug use and supply within communities. We will make applications to the court to consider powers, such as Closure Orders and Criminal behaviour orders to maintain sustainability after enforcement, where appropriate For first-time offenders, rehabilitative options in response to criminality will be offered, wherever possible We will communicate effectively with partners, escalating issues where necessary. We will provide mutual support to effectively address the issues raised. We will utilise problem management plans to identify the issues and an appropriate response, delegating to partners with statutory responsibility to deal where necessary.
3. We will effectively analyse Police data to identify local hot spots for anti-social behaviour. We will use evidence led policing to implement an effective patrol strategy targeting key areas and individuals. We will use a holistic, problem-solving approach to manage identified issues. We will robustly enforce and manage key individuals responsible for causing these issues. We will use ASB intervention schemes provided by partner agencies to prevent repeated behaviour by offenders; partners include schools, social care, housing providers, Erewash community safety partnership, Remedi and youth justice services. We will use an incremental approach to and bringing offenders to justice when criminality is identified. We will provide effective support to victims of anti-social behaviour. We will use the national Op Sceptre campaign to educate and inform young people about the dangers and consequences of knife crime. We will communicate to the public about current issues and positive action taken to address this through use of our social media channels and public feedback.