Beeston
A local policing neighbourhood in Nottinghamshire Police
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Contact Details
- telephone: 101 Ext 318 9987 - Please don't use this extension number to report crimes or incidents - crime should be reported via 999 in an emergency, or 101 for non-emergencies.
Neighbourhood Priorities
Drug dealing
Issue Date Wednesday 10th April 2024
Drug dealing has been an area we have spent significant resources on with regular proactive overtime patrols focussing on the supply lines in Broxtowe. Following intelligence reporting from the community in this reporting period, the team have successfully executed 16 search warrants, which equates to a sizeable amount of drugs disruption.
Action Date Wednesday 10th April 2024
Burglary
Issue Date Wednesday 10th April 2024
Burglary offences increased in the new year and this has been our third priority since the start of the year and have thrown everything at the problem since then, this has included increased hot spot patrols, daily targeted arrests of offenders, investigative ownership by our local CID team and crime prevention advice to victims. The targeted activity resulted in;
• A 24-year-old suspect being charged and remanded over an aggravated burglary in Stapleford
• A 42 year old suspect charged and remanded in custody for a burglary on Station Road, Beeston.
• A police dog tracking down a 36-year-old suspect who was arrested over a reported burglary in Eastwood
• Arrest of a 40-year-old man in connection with an attempted break-in at a house in Beeston
• A 24-year-old man being locked up for 12 months after breaking into two garages in Bramcote
Action Date Wednesday 10th April 2024
Road crime
Issue Date Wednesday 10th April 2024
Road crime was a priority for my team over the last three months and during this time we have focussed attention on travelling criminality leading to a number of arrests and seizures. Off road bikes continue to cause an issue for our residents and our Off Road Bike team have been focussing attention in Nuthall, Newthorpe and Awsworth. We have been working closely with land owners and have had some success in designing the problem out in these areas.
Moving forward into the Spring we will now add Shoplifting to our list of local crime priorities and will be putting plans in place to tackle all the above, and I’ll report back on progress.
Action Date Wednesday 10th April 2024
Neighbourhood Map
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