Lady Bay - West Bridgford

Crime

Crime Figures.

Nottinghamshire Police are taking action to reduce vehicle crime even more, and you can help:

Don't leave items on display, remove valuables and wipe away sat nav marks

  • Always lock your vehicle, and don’t forget the boot and windows
  • When you’re out and about, always try and park in a secure attended car park, or use one that’s been awarded the Park Mark® status by the British Car Park Association. Find out more at www.saferparking.com
  • When parking at home, use your garage if you have one and lock garden gates. If you park on the street, try to leave your car in a well-lit area or near a CCTV camera
  • Fit an immobiliser or an alarm, and use a steering lock to deter criminals. Get more information about these devices by calling the Vehicle Security National Helpline on 0870 5502006 or the Sold Secure Helpline on 01327 264687
  • Consider buying anti-theft screws for your number plate and attach lockable wheel nuts to help prevent wheels from being stolen
  • Have your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) etched on windows, windscreens and headlamps
  • Keep serial numbers for electrical items such as CD changers or sat navs, and mark them with your vehicle registration number. This will help the police return items to you if they’re stolen and later recovered.


If you would like further advice, call Nottinghamshire Police on 0300 300 99 99 or visit www.nottinghamshire.police.uk. If a crime is in progress, dial 999. You can also call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

If you see anything suspicious please report it on the above telephone numbers.

Cycles are still being left insecure in gardens.

Cycle Security - Theft of cycles is a widespread problem. So often, they are left unattended outside shops and homes. A new security product has come to light .

SPYLAMP Spylamp is a covert tracking device that is hidden inside a bicycle rear light. The rear light appears and functions as normal to avoid suspicion but inside it houses a complete GPS tracking device. Hold the on/off button down for 3 seconds and your tracker's vibration sensor will activate. Any subsequent movement of your bicycle will mean you get an instant SMS message and the tracking function will activate, so you can see where your bicycle is.

Details from integratedtrackers.com


A new security camera is now available and appears to have several advantages. It is activated by movement but the image is stored by the company and E mailed back to your computer More details from jabbacam.com

 

LADY BAY AREA

6.10.11

Present

PC 1218 BRADSHAW

SPC 5298 SCRINE

1 MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC

Apologies

INSPECTOR PHIL HALLAM

PCSO STEWARDSON

CLLR SUE MALLENDER

CLLR RICHARD MALLENDER

The minutes of the previous meeting were agreed as an accurate record.

 

CRIME UPDATE

Pc Bradshaw informed that there had been 55 crimes recorded since the last LAG meeting, a decrease of 5 compared to the previous LAG period.

There were 10 Burglaries in total, an increase of 5 which is disappointing given the focussed attention by planned operations to tackle this problem on the area.

There were 18 autocrimes, the majority of these occurring overnight.

The top 10 charts.

The top roads for Burglary were Rutland Rd, Lady Bay Rd and Edward Rd with 2 offences each.

The top road for Autocrime was Holme Rd with 4 calls.

The top for ASB was Rutland Rd with 5 calls then Edward Rd with 3.

 

REVIEW OF PRIORITIES

The burglary priority has been intensively policed with officers being deployed to the area from all over the County on several occasions.

The patrols will continue as the operation is ongoing.

The priorities put forward from the meeting are the same as the previous priorities, Burglary and Autocrime.

 

SAFER NEIGHBOURHOOD PRIORITY SURVEY

51 surveys were completed with 32 reporting no problems.

Burglary House – 4

Theft from vehicle – 5

ASB – 3

Dog fouling / Fly tipping – 6

Criminal Damage – 2

OTHER MATTERS DISCUSSED

No other matters were discussed

LAG MEETINGS

The date and venue for the Priority Setting Meeting is Thursday 20th October 2011 at West Bridgford Police Station

Nobody present to attend

 

4th January 2012 7.30pm at Abbey Community Centre, Buckfast Way

 Two electric wing mirrors stolen in August  from a camper van in Holme Rd have been rcovered and the thief caught.

 

 November 8th   The new police telephone number for less than serious crime is now operational and is 101.