End of Six

Good evening your Neighbourhood team have been kept extremely busy this week between helping with enquiries for several violent disorders, cover scenes for said disorders, travel to Gloucestershire having to interview two offenders for theft (we would like to thank Gloucestershire Police for the exceptionally warm and hospitable welcome) both will be charged. The exceptional work of one of our PCSO’s for capturing one of Coventry’s most wanted for vehicle crime and the ongoing work identifying him for further offences. Investigating theft from shops and stalls, Burglary, theft from and theft of motor vehicle and numerous other offence that we also investigate trying to bring the offenders of Radford to justice.

Below are the crimes recorded between the 19th to the 27th of February 

20/152637/26 - Theft from a motor vehicle - DRAPERS FIELDS

20/152857/26 - Theft from a motor vehicle - PRIORSFIELD ROAD SOUTH

20/154251/26 - Theft of a motor vehicle - CHORLEY WAY

20/157202/26 – Theft of pedal cycle – Jubilee Cresent 

It has not gone amiss that we have had one or two days of sunshine in between the monsoon season, please remember to lock your doors whether you are home or away, and ensure that your windows are secure to prevent any offenders gaining entry to your property. This goes for your vehicles, please ensure that they are locked and secured and not to leave your motor running with the keys in the ignition when nipping to the shops. 

For more crime prevention advice visit: www.west-midlands.police.uk /crime prevention

Have Your Say!

We've launched a new campaign – Action on ASB - in partnership with the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner that aims to capture thoughts and concerns about antisocial behaviour in local communities.  

The survey will be open throughout February, and everyone who lives, works, or spends time in the West Midlands is encouraged to take part.  

Feedback from the survey will directly inform the approach taken by West Midlands Police and partners to reduce and prevent antisocial behaviour moving forward.  

To have your say, complete the survey before 28 February. You can also scan the QR code below.