Protecting our communities together

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Protecting our communities together
FossePACT meeting December 2008
Rugby Rural South Safer Neighbourhood
Team Contact number 01788 853851 Sergeant Karl
Faulkner
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Rugby Rural North Team

• Sgt 1843 Karl Faulkner
• PC 1764 Daniel Salt
• PCSO 6152 Sharon Bailie
• PCSO 6169 Wil Weininger

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• Priorities from September 2008 PACT
• Vehicle Damage Stretton Under Fosse.
• Police noted through intelligence and a
  rise in crime that vehicles in and around
  Stretton-Under-Fosse were being damaged.
• Speeding Through The Villages.
• This has been an ongoing issue in most
  villages. Although not identified as a PACT
  priority, the police and partnership agencies
  agree this needs to be addressed.

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• Priority One
• Vehicle Damage, Stretton-Under-Fosse.
• This issue was highlighted by a member of the
  Parish. The issue was confirmed by the police in
  relation to crime figures and a sensible priority
  was established.
• Operation Hardwick was established. The Operation
  was targeting vehicle crime in and around the
  area. Officers concentrated on known hot spots in
  the area and have considerably reduced vehicle
  crime. From September 2008 to December 1st 2008
  there was no vehicle crime or Criminal Damage in
  Stretton-Under-Fosse.
• Crime prevention advice was delivered by PCSOs,
  this was delivered by leaflet drop and by
  officers on the Mobile Police Station.

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• Priority Two
• Speeding through villages.
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• Speed aware enforcement vehicle and signage has
  been used in villages (Pailton, Stretton under
  Fosse, Clifton)
• Traffic officers have been present in most of the
  villages with some excellent results.
• SNT staff have continued to monitor the issue
  over the past few months.
• Vehicle stops / Checks have been conducted.
• Speed aware is a speed enforcement option which
• can be initialized by any member of the
  community.
• Members of the public only need to complete a
• an application form or complete one on line.

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Table of Incidents reported June-September 2008

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Table of Incidents reported June-September 2008

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Table of Incidents reported June-September 2008

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• Good News General
• The Rural SNT Team discovered A cannabis factory
  in Crackthorne Drive in Coton Meadows during the
  beginning of December. The premises was a brand
  new build 4 bed house, of which all rooms were
  utilised. The premises consisted of approximately
  250 mature plants and a substantial electrical
  system. An investigation is currently taking
  place to trace the offender.
• Operation Orleans High visibility patrols in the
  Rugby Borough over the Halloween and Bonfire
  Night period working in conjunction with
  Warwickshire Fire and Rescue. In total Op Orleans
  saw a reduction of 44 of anti-social behaviour
  incidents compared to 2007, building on the
  success of Op Stockholm (last years operations)
  to see a 59 reduction in ASB incident since
  2006.
• Operation Hackleton High visibility patrols on
  foot in villages designed to allow better
  interaction with the community. This operation
  has been running since the Summer.
• Business watch and Canal Watch at The Locks in
  Hillmorton has been set up. This has been seen as
  a real step forward in bridging the gap in
  community relations.

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Good News General

• Stretton-Under-Fosse now has 12 NHW co-ordinaters
  providing coverage for the whole village.
• The drive for the renewal of neighbourhood watch
  continues. PCSO have recently conducted a leaflet
  drop in the Pailton area, this has been received
  well, with positive responses.
• A male was arrested for TWOC of a motor car from
  Rugby, who was chased to Pailton and caught by
  police. This male is currently on Police bail.
• A male has been arrested in connection with a
  theft and an attempt burglary of St Ediths church
  in Monks Kirby. The Male has been charged and
  subject to an ASBO preventing him entering any
  church in the country. The male was also
  responsible for an arson offence at a church in
  Dunchurch and he is also being considered for
  offences committed at other churches across the
  borough.
• A Police surgery at Shilton Village Hall has been
  set up. This takes place during organised coffee
  mornings at the premises once a month.

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Police Actions Results

• A youth from Bedworth was stopped and searched in
  Barnacle and found to be in possession of
  cannabis. He was dealt with by PC Salt and was
  given a street caution.
• A vehicle in Pailton was seized on the 10th
  December for no insurance.
• Two men were arrested in connection with a
  burglary at Bramcote Golf Course when they were
  seen to leave the area by police. They were also
  arrested in connection with the theft of the
  vehicle they were in.They are currently on Police
  bail.
• Launch of the What would you do police game.
  This will be utilised in the new year at all
  schools who will be willing to take part in the
  initiative.
• A male in Stretton-under-Fosse has been charged
  with a S4 Public Order offence. The male has been
  charged as a result of a neighbourhood dispute.
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Police Actions Results

• The Wolvey Police Office is now being utilised
  on a daily basis by Police Officers and PCSO. The
  office will have an official opening in the new
  year, when hopefully it will be equipped with
  phones and internet connectivity.
• Sgt Faulkner is currently looking into setting up
  small steering groups for each major village. The
  steering groups will meet every quarter and
  discuss any issue relevant for the time and or
  area to help improve the local communities.
  Pailton village has already signed up to the idea
  and it is hoped that many other villages will
  follow this example.
• A male has been arrested in Ansty for drink
  driving, also a vehicle has been seized in Ansty
  from a driver whom had no insurance, it was then
  discovered he was disqualified from driving and
  was arrested.
• A vehicle that had been stolen during a house
  burglary from Pailton was recently recovered in
  Leicestershire. Unfortunately to date nobody has
  been caught for this offence.

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Crime Overview Rugby Borough

Comparison of crime 2007/08 with 2006/07

• Serious Violent CrimeDOWN 13.3
• Aquisitive Crime DOWN 15.4
• Criminal DamageDOWN 13.9

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Crime Overview Rugby Rural North

• Violent crime . DOWN 10.1
• Acquisitive Crime .UP 2.9
• Criminal damageUP 14.6
• Acquisitive Crime includes BDH,TOMV,TFMV

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Thank you for your time. Please contact the team
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eb www.safer-neighbourhoods.co.uk/rrn MERRY XMAS
from the Rugby Rural SNT Team!!!!