WELCOME TO MY MONTHLY PARTNERSHIP FUNDED
PCSO REPORT.
Listed below are just some of the activities I have been involved in alongside actively supporting the Police in Newmarket with taskings regarding crimes and investigations.
This would typically include the requesting and collection of CCTV and reassurance for individuals and businesses who may have been either victims or witnesses of crime as well as making regular intelligence submissions. (11 this Month)
NEWMARKET POLICING PRIORITYS
1-AQUISITIVE CRIME-Theft of/from Motor Vehicles including Number Plates, Thefts and burglaries from rural farms and businesses, Thefts from person, Garage break ins, Theft of Pedal Cycles Theft of Cooking Oil.
2-OP VELOCITY (COUNTY LINES)-
Maintaining pressure on emerging new lines
Targeting and reducing drug supply in Newmarket
Increasing and focusing on intelligence submissions
3-PULSE PATROLS-To be conducted at the following locations:
Churchill Court, Bill Rickaby Drive, Greville Starkey Avenue,
and The Guineas Shopping Centre.
ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITYS
Neighborhood Policing week took place this month and I was involved in street meets and Community surveys in and around Newmarket.
I also went along to Laureate Academy and met with the Junior Road Safety Officers who are currently looking at parking issues outside the school.
The Mobile Cinema arrived on Severals 09/02 and I have been carrying out periodic patrols in the area.
NEWMARKET YOUTH FAIR
This event took place during half term week and was very well supported. I attended along with representation from both our Police Cadet Unit and also our Diversity Officer.
There were lots of networking opportunitys with the various other agencys in attendence and a good amount of interest in the work of the Police Cadets.
MERIDA HOUSE
This new Residential Facility for young people is now up and running and has welcomed the first resident.
I will be visiting regularly to offer support and reassurance.
Bill Butcher
PCSO 3036 WILLIAM BUTCHER NTC
Forest Heath Safer Neighbourhood Team
Newmarket Police Station
101 (non-emergency)/ 999 (Emergency only).
Suffolk Police has recently launched “1st Principle”.
The first phase of a new library of crime prevention, security and personal safety advice.
www.suffolk.police.uk/1stprinciple
