Sands End
A local policing neighbourhood in Metropolitan Police Service
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Contact Details
- twitter: https://twitter.com/MPSSandsEnd
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Neighbourhood Priorities
Reduce violent crime around Imperial Wharf, increased plain clothes patrols, weapon sweeps and joint ops with YE M - fewer ASB calls to location from groups youths, less weapons found by police and private security A - Imperial Wharf has seen violent incidents in past due to border tensions R - proven methods to reduce violent offences and joint working to reduce demand T - by next WP
Update 20/12/2021 Patrols around the hot spots, weapon sweeps, community engagements, street briefings
Issue Date Sunday 16th July 2023
STT to conduct Op CUBO type static vehicle operation with other teams on Fulham / Chelsea borders M - quantifiable in number of arrests/process/seizures etc A - provides reassurance to local community and denies criminals free use of the roads R - effective and regularly used tactic. joint working with BS SNT T - review after op and redeployment as necessary
Update 20/12/2021 Increase patrols, street briefings.
Increased patrols around Sainsbury's car park which has seen recent offences M - reduction of offences in locality, crime prevention messaging being adhered too A - specific location identified of concern to residents and local business R - increased patrols to small location allows for greater visibility and deterrent effect T - to be reviewed at next WP to see if problem has shifted to new location
Update 20/12/2021 Increase patrols, street briefings
Issue Date Sunday 16th July 2023
Update 15/06/2022 Patrols around the hot spots, s1 stop search where grounds exist, community engagements, street briefings
Issue Date Sunday 16th July 2023
Neighbourhood Map
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