What’s been happening?

Many of you noticed our low flying aircraft in Foleshill on Saturday 18th. This was part of our multi team operation which included traffic officers and specialist off-road bikes to tackle anti social behaviour.

Foleshill police have been busy disrupting the drug supply in Coventry, Foleshill officers found and dismantled a large cannabis factory after a member of the public rang in to report of what they thought was a burglary, but turned out to be a large drug growing set up.

Anti social behaviour is still a big priority, these are a wide range of issues that can impact the local community in many ways. If you or somebody you know is experiencing anti social behaviour this can be reported by phoning 101 or completing a west midlands police webchat. Local issues can also be reported to Coventry City Council. 

UP NEXT

The cooler weather and darker nights are now coming in please

·          Try to make your house look as occupied as possible when you are not there.

·         Do not leave your house and vehicle keys in the lock or on a side table in view of a window.

·         Do not leave items in open porches that could be used to enter your home, for example, curved-handled umbrellas to open doors or keys through letterboxes

·         Always lock your windows and doors when you are in. If you have UPVC front doors take extra care to lock these as soon as you get into your property.

A big thank you!

Thank you all for replying to last week’s message with issues you wished to report, they will all be taken on board and The Foleshill Team will be patrolling areas reported in the following weeks.

Get Involved?

Officers have been out walking with two different Street Watch groups this week in Foleshill, engaging with residents and members of the community. Thank you to all residents involved in the Street Watch groups in helping to make a change. If you’re interested please drop us a reply and officers will be in touch.

Thank you for helping to share this message and for supporting us in our work to keep this area safe.