Dog fouling.

While this is understandably a concern for local residents, it is primarily a matter for the local Council. However, it may fall under general antisocial behaviour. Beat officers who witness such incidents will engage in educational conversations with those involved and, where appropriate, pass the details on to the Council for further action.

Drug taking.

Beat officers are conducting stop and searches of individuals suspected of using or dealing drugs. Intelligence provided by the local community plays a key role in identifying suspected dealers, which can lead to warrants being obtained. These warrants are then executed by the Neighbourhood Task Force and beat officers.

E- Scooters and/or nuisance motorcycles.

Beat officers and Neighbourhood Task Force officers are taking proactive action against individuals riding e-scooters or electric bikes that exceed legal limits. These vehicles can be seized, and offenders may receive penalty points on their driving licence.