NG14 Sept/Oct 2020

YOUR LOCAL
BEAT TEAMS
CALVERTON,
RAVENSHEAD & VILLAGES
Neighbourhood Policing Insp.
Inspector Chris Pearson
Neighbourhood Policing Sgt
Sgt 3112 Helen Walker
Team no: 101 ext: 318 9719
PC 2280 Christopher Whild
101 ext: 811 6604
PCSO 4764 Kirsty Szeluk
Tel: 101 ext: 853 4161
GEDLING, BURTON JOYCE
& VILLAGES
Neighbourhood Policing Insp.
Inspector Chris Pearson
Neighbourhood Policing Sgt
Sgt. 2706 Mike Ebbins
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
BILSTHORPE, LOWDHAM,
RAINWORTH, BLIDWORTH
& VILLAGES
Neighbourhood Policing Insp.
Inspector Heather Sutton
Neighbourhood Policing Sgt
Sgt. 2949 Christian Hurley
101 ext: 310 1468
PC 3922 Karl White
Phone: 07921 061613
PCSO 4741 Keith CROWHURST
Phone: 07889 702823
PC 3970 Rachel Dowsett
Phone: 07971 782156
PCSO 4739 Tracy STOKES
Phone: 07525 409787
PCSO 7956 John ARINS
Phone: 07595 074258
from your local neighbourhood policing inspector,
Chris Pearson....
Another busy month for the team
here at Gedling and I’ve a few
updates to pass on.
Licensed Premises
Firstly, a lot of work went into the
reopening of licensed premises
across the Gedling Borough. The
team were supported by police/
council licensing colleagues and
Gedling CCTV to ensure a safe
reopening. Going forward we will be
carrying out regular visits to licensed
premises to ensure that these are
operated as safely as possible and in
line with the government guidelines.
Our approach to the COVID-19
regulations remains one of Engage,
Explain and Encourage with any
enforcement being the last resort.
Policing Priorities
In other news the Neighbourhood
Policing team and Operation Reacher
have continued to work together
to address local priorities. Our
engagement with the public has been
ongoing using platforms such as
Facebook or Twitter and I’m pleased
that we have been able to address
some of their concerns around drug
use and supply with a number of
warrants carried out over the last
month. Whilst there is still a lot to do
there have been some great results.
On 21st July I joined the Gedling
South team and local councillors
for a walk around Netherfield. We
spoke with members of the local
community about ‘Operation Thistle’
which is our response to drug dealing
in the area and delivered letters to
residents in order to raise awareness
of our work and the ‘Crimestoppers’
charity. Drug use and dealing will
remain a priority going forward as I
know that this has a huge impact on
the local community.
The Crimestoppers charity is also
available and information can be
submitted via telephone or online.
Further details can be found here at
https://crimestoppers-uk.org/
Operation Reacher
In other news Operation Reacher
continues to gather momentum. The
team have now taken delivery of their
new vehicle which has been fitted
with the latest ANPR (automatic
number plate reading) equipment
which has been funded through local
partnerships. In terms of success the
team have now seized over £37,000
in suspected criminal money.
Along with this they have arrested
or interviewed 56 suspects and
seized 38 vehicles. On top of that
17 warrants and 50 drug seizures
also means that a significant impact
is being made into criminality in
Gedling and the surrounding area.
The team are planning a number
of socially distanced engagement
events in the near future and we will
share details on our social media
pages once details are confirmed.
Details around our local policing
priorities and monthly updates can
be found on our website at https://
www.nottinghamshire.police.uk/
priority/gedling-priorities
That’s all for this month,
Take Care
Chris