NG Four January/February 2020

YOUR LOCAL
BEAT TEAMS
GEDLING, BURTON JOYCE
& VILLAGES
Neighbourhood Policing Insp.
Inspector Chris Pearson
Neighbourhood Policing Sgt
Sgt 2638 Andy Clarke
Team no: 101 Ext: 318 9722
PC 2365 Andrzej Hawrylak
Phone: 101 Ext: 310 2365
PCSO 4736 Allan Cooke
Phone: 101 Ext: 310 4736
PCSO 8909 Mark Careless
Phone: 101 Ext: 310 8909
PC 3336 Shahwaz Shajiat
Phone: 101 Ext 310 3336
PCSO 4332 Trevor Parkinson
Phone: 101 Ext 310 4332
PCSO 4810 Liam Marshall
Phone: 101 Ext 310 4810
PCSO 4510 Behram Antia
Phone: 101 Ext 310 4510
CARLTON & PORCHESTER
Neighbourhood Policing Insp.
Inspector Chris Pearson
Neighbourhood Policing Sgt
Sgt 2706 Mike Ebbins
Team no: 101 Ext: 318 9722
PC 2139 Catherine Flint
Phone: 101 Ext: 310 2139
PCSO 4701 Lucy Smith
Phone: 101 Ext: 310 4701
Find your Safer Neighbourhoods
team by entering your postcode
on the homepage of
www.nottinghamshire.police.uk
from your local neighbourhood policing inspector,
Chris Pearson....
I wanted to provide a short update
as to our priorities. These remain
Residential Burglary, Autocrime
and ASB until at least January
2020.
As the nights get darker earlier,
leave a light on inside your house.
Remember to choose low energy
lamps (wherever possible). Use a
timer switch to operate the lights
as it starts to get dark. Change
the times that the lights come on
to simulate an occupied home.
Make sure your front door is well
lit. Use dusk to dawn lighting
that automatically comes on as
it gets dark. Make sure you keep
your doors and windows locked
at all times. There is also crime
prevention advice available on the
Nottinghamshire Police website
which covers a range of subjects
and this can be found under: www.
nottinghamshire.police.uk/advice
Autocrime has continued its
downward trend this year with
a 21% reduction across Gedling
compared to this time last year.
That equates to around 99 less
victims of autocrime. Despite this,
local officers are continuing to
carry out proactive work around
autocrime after a number of vans
were broken into across Gedling
during November with tools stolen.
Despite the challenges of bonfire
night and halloween, reports
of anti-social behaviour (ASB)
continue to be slightly lower
than this time last year which
is encouraging. I also recently
met with colleagues from
Nottinghamshire County Council
youth services to look at how we
can continue to work together in
order to reduce incidents of ASB
across Gedling.
Moving on to road safety, the
Gedling Neighbourhood team
have been working alongside
community volunteers. A
community road safety operation
was completed in the Spring Lane
area of Lambley Village back in
November following concerns from
local residents about speeding in
the area. We are aiming to repeat
this work over the next few weeks
and months and we will be visiting
other locations across the Gedling
Borough to address the issue of
road safety.
Finally I attended the
Nottinghamshire Police Force
Awards on 21st November where
I saw PC 3532 James Gill win the
Police Officer of the Year Award.
PC Gill is a response officer based
at Jubilee House in Arnold. This
is a fantastic achievement and
one that I believe is really well
deserved. More details about PC
Gill’s award can be found here:
https://www.nottinghamshire.
police.uk/news-article/pc-gillwins-officer-year-award