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REPORT CRIME © www.safercornwall.co.ukReport a Crime - Call 999 if you or someone else is inimmediate danger, or if the crime is happening right now.To report non-emergency crime or queries visitwww.dc.police.uk where you can access the police’sonline contact methods – WebChat and Crime ReportingForm. These are available to use 24 hours a day, 7 daysa week. If it’s not an emergency, you can also report it tothe police using 101. Email 101@dc.police.uk orTelephone 101If you are unsure which service you need AskNED theonline non-emergency directory can help. Visitwww.dc.police.uk/AskNED enter your question, select yourlocation and AskNED will provide you with the answer.Remember, in an emergency always call 999.If you have information about a crime you can also contactCrimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 11Anti-Social Behaviour - covers a wide range of of actsthat can include verbal abuse, vandalism, joy riding, noisenuisance, criminal damage, throwing missiles, underagedrinking, engaging in threatening behaviour in groups orharassment of residents or passers by. To report incidentsof anti-social behaviour visit www.dc.police.uk where youcan access the police’s on line contact methods WebChatand Crime Reporting Form. These are available to use24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If it’s not an emergencyyou can also report by calling 101. Email101@dc.police.ukIn an emergency always call 999.Noise, Nuisance or a licencing complaintNeighbourhood noise (e.g loud music, barking dogs) canconstitute a statutory nuisance if this an unreasonableinterference to the use and enjoyment of your home. Visitwww.cornwall.gov.uk/noise for further details, includinghow to make a complaint to the Cornwall Council’sCommunity Protection team. Telephone 0300 1234 212Email publicprotection@cornwall.gov.ukLicences Online www.cornwall.gov.ukEmail licensing@cornwall.gov.ukReport Drug Litter, Rubbish & Graffiti - If you finddiscarded needles or drug related litter, do not attempt topick it up. Please report the location to Cornwall Council’sWaste Management Team via the webpagewww.cornwall.gov.uk/needles or telephone 0300 1234141.To report graffiti, fly tipping, littering, abandoned vehiclesand dog fouling please use the “Report It” pages on theCornwall Council website www.cornwall.gov.uk/report-itKeep our village safeAt the last Community Network Panel, Lee Skinner,Neighbourhood Beat Manager for our area, explained howthe reporting crime system is managed using the Policeresources available.Often crime is not reported because the public feel thepolice take no notice or take no action. This is not the case.In areas where crime is reported, no matter how petty ortrivial, the report from the public is logged. Using this dataa picture of crimes or anti social behaviour occurring in aspecific area is created. This allows the police to pinpointwhere and when certain crimes or anti social behaviour ishappening. Using this information, the Police are able todeploy their resources accordingly.For example, if there were reports of anti social behaviouror vandalism between 6-9pm at the weekends in a specificlocality, the Police would ensure their presence in thatlocality for a number of weekends. In the first instance toestablish facts and in most instances to give a verbalwarning but that’s not to say they would not press chargesif necessary.So keeping our village safe is not entirely down to thePolice. It’s down to individuals or groups to make thenecessary reports to the Police using the 101 facility.Certainly DO NOT take matters into your own hands asthat is illegal and may cause you further problems!If it’s not reported, it won’t get sortedHelpful Numbers to cut out and keep handyContact for Camelford Police -Camelford@dc.police.ukReport a crime or anti social behaviour - phone 101or email 101@dc.police.ukReport noise nuisance - 0300 1234 212or email publicprotection@cornwall.govDrug litter - 0300 1234 141or email www.cornwall.gov.uk/needlesGraffiti, flytipping, dog fouling -www.cornwall.gov.uk/report-itAddaction - www.addaction.org.uk
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