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HOW TO CONTACT YOUR LOCAL BEAT TEAM To contact your local beat team telephone Nottingham Police on 101 Neighbourhood Policing Insp. Inspector Christine Busuttil Knife Crime Team Doubles In Size help keep communities safe. Neighbourhood Policing Sergeant: Sgt 620 Wealthall Team No: 101 Ext: 318 9740 basfordsnt@nottinghamshire.pnn. police.uk Team Members: PC 4294 Hirst 07971 059427 PCSO 4910 Cooper 07887 500541 PCSO 4519 Duffus 07958 338772 CPO 1964 Johnson 07422 073219 PC 3165 Bramhall 07711 441425 CPO 2722 Johnson 07889 704160 Find us on Facebook Find your Safer Neighbourhoods team by entering your postcode on the homepage of www.nottinghamshire.police.uk A specialist police team committed to driving down knife crime in Nottinghamshire now has even more teeth after doubling in size. An extra sergeant and six police constables have beefed up the numbers on Nottinghamshire Police’s successful Knife Crime Team, increasing its capacity to tackle violence and crime, remove dangerous weapons and drugs from the streets and keep people safe. It’s a welcome boost to the force’s ongoing work to further reduce knife crime by working closely with partners, including Nottinghamshire’s enterprising Violence Reduction Unit, and by using a combination of engagement, education and enforcement. The boost in numbers comes after latest official figures by the Office for National Statistics show that knife crime in Nottinghamshire reduced by 4% in the year end to September 2020, compared to the previous year. Nottinghamshire’s fall in knife crime was in stark contrast to the regional and national picture (East Midlands regional average rise of 2% and nationwide fall of 3% across England and Wales). The new Knife Crime Team recruits are based in Mansfield but can be deployed anywhere in the county, acting on intelligence and targeting those involved in criminality. They will also work closely with fellow Knife Crime Team members in the city, combining their resources effectively to The force has been able to swell the ranks of the Knife Crime Team due to being at the forefront of the national police recruitment drive through Operation Uplift, which is recruiting hundreds of extra officers to the force’s front line while also becoming more representative of the communities it serves. The new team members are determined to build on the proactive knife crime team’s impressive statistics last year which included: • 276 people arrested • 485 drug seizures • 175 vehicle seizures • 363 people reported for summons • 450 weapons seized since team’s inception in 2016 • Over 35,000 miles patrolled across Nottinghamshire As well as strong enforcement action to crack down on knife crime, Nottinghamshire Police has also reintroduced schools and early intervention officers who are dedicated to working with children across the county as part of its prevention work. The force also continues to work closely with its local partners and communities to help tackle what is a societal issue through education as well as diversionary and intensive preventative intervention work. A key driver helping to steer young people away from knife crime and violence is the Violence Reduction Unit which continues to work with vulnerable individuals and families to help make a difference to young lives and put them on the road to a safer and more positive future. Street outreach workers, a custody diversion scheme and other initiatives including the Ben Kinsella Trust at the National Justice Museum also serve to educate young people and help them to make positive life choices.
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