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A senior neighbourhood policing officer from Redcar & Cleveland has thanked his teams, partner agencies and residents after the district recorded recent reductions in ASB.
We’re appealing for information after an incident this week where a woman was touched several times by a stranger as she travelled on a bus.
A big 'Thank You' to Moordale in Eston from our officers who were invited to their coffee morning yesterday.
A12-year-old boy was left extremely shaken though thankfully physically unharmed after his pedal bike was stolen from him as he was out with friends on Easter Sunday (around 6.20pm on 5th April).
We’re appealing for information and any relevant footage after an elderly man and his dog were attacked by another dog in Eston yesterday afternoon (around 2pm on Saturday 28th March).
Anti Social Behaviour - Normanby
Normanby
Greater Eston Neighbourhood Team continue to work towards deterring antisocial behaviour in the Normanby area. We have dedicated PCSO’s on patrol routes across Normanby to tackle crime and work with partners such as Redcar and Cleveland Council to ensure that the local minority of people who are causing this ASB are held to account. We also work closely with schools in the area. Officers are continuing to issue AS13’s to those causing antisocial behaviour and disrupting the community. Our focus will continue to build our intelligence identifying locations to disrupt those causing anti social behaviour.
Criminal use of bikes - Normanby
Normanby
Greater Eston Neighbourhood Team are continuing to tackle off road bikes in the Normanby area especially around Flatts Lane Country Park. We currently have ongoing talks with the MATRIX team to consider new options on tackling individuals who use off road bikes illegally. We relay of information from members of the public to inform us where this is occurring and act on that information. I continue to urge the members of the community to provide information that will be held in confidence and never shared outside the Police environment. We are running specific operations that target these individuals such as Endurance and Checkpoint. We have carried out these operations where we have managed to successfully remove quads and bikes from various locations due to support from the community. We have dedicated and monitored patrol routes during our operations. Our focus will continue to build our intelligence identifying locations to target unlawful off-road bike owners. We are looking at new tactics soon to tackle off road motor bikes so we can hopefully have more success moving forward as technology improves.
Drug dealing
We have listened to your concerns about drug dealing taking place. We have dedicated patrol plans in place with regards to the drug dealing you are reporting in the community. We have gathered intelligence and continue to arrest offenders with some successful drug seizures within your community within the last 3 months. These include the ordering of drugs from outside the UK where tenants who accept such packages have triggered the first steps in removing them from their home and the community if they continue. They have seized this activity and the disruption tactics used by the police and council are working.
We have applied for and successfully attained several drugs warrants and will continue to act on information received about drug dealing in your streets. I encourage anyone who witnesses this or has information to contact the police. Your information will be kept confidential and although the information will be shared with partners, rest assured, the persons details who provide this information will not be shared with anyone. We welcome any reports involving drug dealing within your ward area which may assist us to tackle this particular crime even if reported anonymously.
