Your local team
Our aim is to provide a truly local policing service – communities working together with officers and partner agencies, to identify and deal with issues that matter most to them. Responding to and working closely with our communities solves problems, reduces crime and the fear of crime, and helps build trust and confidence in our service. Our approach is shaped by our vision to deliver exceptional policing for the people of Norfolk, by protecting communities, delivering exceptional services, and building and sustaining trust.
Crimes and priorities
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We work with the community and local partners, as well as looking at our own data to come up with the priority that we will have for Costessey for the next three months:
Anti-social behaviour across South NorfolkAction taken:
Multi-agency meeting at the Costessey Centre discussing youth group incentives, collaborating with partners to establish engagement ideas. Crime prevention given. Plain clothes enforcement actions and uniformed engagement.
Plain clothes patrols conducted looking for people riding illegal Electric E-bikes and Escooters. Extensive patrols conducted but no people seen on this occasion around Queens Hills and Costessey.
A teen was arrested on suspicion of two counts of criminal damage, theft from shop, actual bodily harm and being concerned in the supply of drugs, and taken to custody following a string of offences on Dereham Road and Lord Nelson Drive.
In October we carried out regular patrols around Costessey and Queen's Hill.
An e-scooter was seized from a young person on Queen's Hill.
Officers visited Queen's Hill Primary School to speak with pupils about e-scooter and e-bike legislation, as well as road safety.
Officers stopped a moped and issued a vehicle defect rectification notice, requiring repairs to be carried out and the vehicle checked.
Following a stop search, a teenager was arrested on Longdell Hills on suspicion of drug driving and possession of cannabis.
High-visibility patrols were conducted across hotspot locations, including Queen's Hill, Tower Close, Tower Hill, Longwater Retail Park and Longwater Lane Community Centre.
Throughout the patrols, officers gathered valuable information and intelligence that will help tackle anti-social behaviour and address community concerns.
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Priority:
We work with the community and local partners, as well as looking at our own data to come up with the priority that we will have for Costessey for the next three months:
Road Safety across South NorfolkAction taken:
Activities taken in line with former priorities.