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A 35-year-old Loftus man who was wanted on warrant by East Cleveland neighbourhood police team (NPT) officers - and who they wanted to speak to regarding reports of thefts from a local retailer - was arrested over the weekend.
This house in Gladstone Street, Loftus is now subject to a three-month closure order after neighbourhood officers and colleagues from Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council's Antisocial Behaviour Team responded to numerous complaints from the local community about crime and antisocial behaviour in and around the property.
We’re asking parents and carers to check what their children are up to if they’re out in the Redcar beach area.
Redcar & Cleveland Police Licensing Unit officers have been working in partnership with their counterparts at Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council Licensing Department to launch the Reduce the Strength scheme within the Coatham area of Redcar.
This is 39-year-old Nicky Holmes who’s been handed a criminal behaviour order (CBO) at court.
Off-road bikes & quads- Hutton
Concerns have been raised from residents regarding the use of off-road bikes and quads being ridden illegally and anti-socially. Reports have been made including bikes being ridden dangerously on footpaths and residential streets, causing alarm and serious risk to members of the community.
Your Neighbourhood Policing Team are continuing to conduct high visibility targeted patrols in identified hotspot locations and working proactively to identify those involved. We are also encouraging residents to continue reporting incidents to help gather intelligence.
With the introduction of the Matrix Task Force which tackles the criminal use of off-road bikes, we will be using a mixture of tactics utilising electric bikes which allows our officers to be more agile and responsive. Alongside this, we also have drone technology, which when combined with the new Task Force, this will allow us to track the bikes and follow them to where they are being stored more efficiently and effectively.
Retail crime
Your Neighbourhood Policing Team have received reports of shoplifting in the ward, and we are committed to tackling shoplifting. We are tackling shoplifting through proactive patrols, engaging with businesses and taking action against offenders. Where appropriate, we will utilise Criminal Behaviour Orders to place restrictions on known offenders and prevent them from targeting shops and helping to protect businesses.
