Crime in rothley and thurcaston, charnwood

The team alongside Civil Enforcement Officers. have engaged with a number of drivers regarding parking concerns in the area. One Penalty Charge Notice was issued for dangerous parking, while the majority of vehicles were found to be parked legally.
A multi-agency meeting is currently being planned to explore and agree on long-term solutions to the ongoing parking issues at this location.
Posters supplied by the DMU advising users have been put up in the area, educating road users not to park inconsiderately.

The Beat Team, alongside the Safer Streets Team, have conducted high-visibility patrols of the Beaumont Leys shopping centre. Officers engaged positively with a number of local youths and store staff, reinforcing community relationships and promoting a safe and welcoming environment.

Additionally, a multi-agency meeting was held with major stakeholders to address current issues affecting the area. This was attended by the NPA commander Ins Hayes. Discussions focused on improving the reporting and response to crime and ASB, with a shared commitment to collaborative problem-solving and long-term community safety.
A number of youths have been issued with Anti social Behaviour contacts, ASB warnings, banning letters, along with a number of referrals to Youth Services.

High-Visibility Patrols & Crime Monitoring – Beaumont Leys

The Beat Team has continued to carry out regular high-visibility patrols across the area. These proactive efforts are aimed at maintaining community reassurance and deterring criminal activity.
Since the start of the year there has been one report of a Burglary,
There have been a number of theft from Motor Vehicles linked to the hotel.
Reassurance patrols and home visits have been completed offering crime prevention advice