Crime in Quinton, Birmingham

The Quinton Neighbourhood Policing Team (NHT) is making vehicle crime, including the theft of motor vehicles and theft from motor vehicles, a top priority in response to concerns raised by local residents and a rising crime trend around this issue over the last couple of months. We understand that these types of crimes can cause considerable disruption and distress to victims, and we are committed to addressing this issue to ensure the safety and security of the community.

To tackle vehicle crime effectively, our team is increasing patrols in areas where these incidents have been most prevalent, employing intelligence-led policing to identify patterns of offending. We are also working closely with other departments within West Midlands Police and community partners to gather intelligence and target offenders involved in vehicle-related crime.
We strongly encourage residents to take steps to protect their vehicles, such as ensuring cars are securely locked, removing valuables from sight, and parking in well-lit or secure areas where possible. Our officers are available to offer crime prevention advice and assist with security measures to help reduce the risk of vehicle-related crime.
We urge the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity or concerns. Quick reporting can often prevent crimes or assist in the swift recovery of stolen vehicles.
The Quinton NHT is committed to working with the community to reduce vehicle crime and improve safety for all residents. We will continue to make vehicle crime prevention and investigation a priority. If you have any information or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us.

The local team continue to work with the businesses in the region to monitor and prevent offences. This area has lowered in the last 3 months through the work the team have done around crime prevention and targeting the offenders.
If you have any suggestion of where stolen articles may be being taken too or re-sold, please get in touch.

The Quinton Neighbourhood team are aware that anti social behaviour (ASB) can be a blight on a community. We would like to work with you to lower the issues caused by ASB. We need you to keep us updated through community meetings, emails, phone calls and through the website of where the issues are occurring and who is involved. You can use crimestoppers anonymously as well to keep us updated.

Please view our meetings tab and come along to one of our sessions to discuss the matter in person.