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This is 39-year-old Nicky Holmes who’s been handed a criminal behaviour order (CBO) at court.
This house in Gladstone Street in Loftus is now subject to a three-month closure order after your neighbourhood officers and our colleagues from Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council took robust action against reports of ASB and drug related criminal activity at the property.
Just two weeks after pleading guilty at court to a dozen shop thefts in Guisborough, a man who was fined and served with a community order at that time has now been jailed after committing a further 11 offences.
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 aware of reports on social media that there have potentially been a number of thefts from vehicles in in the Wheatlands area of Redcar and around Hob Hill in Saltburn where various low value items have been stolen.
Nuisance motorbikes
To identify those riding illegally in the community, we check CCTV within the area, and we also run regular dedicated patrols which are designed specifically to target such offences.
I have continued to work with members of the public and housing providers to identify addresses where vehicles are being stored, visit them and seize the motorbike or electric bike and prosecute the rider for any offences we can prove, resulting in the removal of 1 bike which was found in the communal area of shared accommodation.
Officers will continue to take robust action in relation to nuisance vehicles.
Anti-social behaviour
All reports of ASB reported to police have been investigated robustly so that those who are responsible are quickly identified and dealt with appropriately.
To achieve this I engage with residents and businesses and housing providers along with completing house to house enquiries and checking CCTV.
We also work closely with local schools and parents and issue AS13s where possible.
We conduct regular foot and mobile patrols throughout the ward to deter further incidents and to provide reassurance to residents. We will conduct patrols according to the reports of any ASB and take positive action.
