Hatch End

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Contact Details

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Neighbourhood Priorities

Reduce Drugs related activity along Uxbridge Road shops. High Visibility patrols in the local areas along with violence against the person patrols in areas of concern that has been identified via Street safe.

Issue Date Wednesday 17th April 2024

Daily patrols of open spaces and park users spoken with to identify issues and their individual perception of safety.

Walk and Talk events held in various open spaces.

Daily patrols of Hatch End High Street and local transport hubs, also licensed premises to enforce licensing offences.

One local male issued with AS warning notice for casuing issues with uses of Harrow arts centre.

Action Date Wednesday 17th April 2024

The local community has asked the Hatch End Team to reduce residential burglary through increased crime prevention awareness. Visit every victim of this crime type and offer crime prevention and target hardening advice. Use social media platforms to give crime prevention advice. High Visibility patrols in predictive crime mapping locations.

Issue Date Wednesday 17th April 2024

Traffic operations targeting offenders using vehicles in crime, leading to multiple seizures of vehicles for no insurance. Utilisation of laserlite speed gun to detect speeding motorists in Courtnay Ave and Uxbridge Rd.

Targeted patrols in predictive crime mapping hot spot areas.

Extensive Crime prevention advice given to all victims of this crime.

Crime prevention messages to be sent out to all residents using OWL (Online Watch Link )

Action Date Wednesday 17th April 2024

The local community have identified theft from motor vehicles as a concern for residents. Hatch End Officers will try to reduce Theft from motor vehicles through increased crime prevention awareness, especially violence related with Catalytic Converter thefts. Visit every victim of this crime type. Use social media platforms to give crime prevention advice and provide catalytic marking event to deter offenders.

Issue Date Wednesday 17th April 2024

Regular X posts regarding recent catalytic converter thefts and prevention of such thefts by holding marking event in Morrison's Supermarket Car park where 75 cars were marked.

Targeted patrols in predictive crime mapping hot spot areas.

Action Date Wednesday 17th April 2024