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Crimes and priorities
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In our recent neighbourhood policing survey, drug offences continued to be voted as a community priority for the local neighbourhood team to focus on.
Action taken:
The Wycombe town centre remains the most patrolled town centre in the Thames Valley, daily patrols continue to be carried out with the aim to detect and deter criminal behaviour, including drug offending. The Wycombe Town centre team have been carrying out daily patrols and will continue to do so to ensure the increased police visibility is maintained. During the patrols they will carry out stop searches when having the grounds to do so and collect intelligence to identify drug offenders.
The One Recovery Bucks (ORB) joint patrols have been continuing weekly, with one officer assigned to join staff and assist them in reaching and engaging with those impacted by addiction and drug misuse. This helps safeguard vulnerable members of the community and aims to prevent reoffending.
If you have any information please report on 101 or online at www. thamesvalley.police.uk.
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The Wycombe Town centre team deal with a large variety of anti-social behaviour in the town, including street drinking in Frogmoor and the Churchyard, youths congregating and causing anti-social behaviour around the Eden centre, and shoplifting offences targeting the retail and business community.
Action taken:
A recent operation at the end of May saw the team utilise surveillance and plain clothed officers to proactively target offending in the town centre. This resulted in 1 male dealt with for shoplifting offences, 1 female arrested on suspicion of 5 offences and an additional male who was wanted for a serious offence was also arrested during the operation. The team will continue to utilise these tactics and work with local businesses to reduce shoplifting anti-social behaviour.
If you have any information please report on 101 or online at www. thamesvalley.police.uk.
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In our recent neighbourhood policing survey, local residents voted speeding as one of the priorities they would like their local neighbourhood team to focus on. Another traffic issue people regularly raise concerns about is obstructive and dangerous parking, primarily in the town centre and Desborough area.
Action taken:
In Mid May, the Wycombe Town centre team carried out an operation aimed at targeting speeding. In conjunction with this, PCSOs also joined Council parking enforcement officers for joint patrols.
This resulted in:
-17 cars pulled over and given verbal warnings for their speed and manner of driving
- 3 tickets issued for 38mph in a 30mph zone
- 1 ticket for non conforming registration plate
- 8 tickets issued for a range of parking offencesPlease report on 101 or online at www. thamesvalley.police.uk. Call 999 if a crime is in progress or you are at risk of harm.