WD22 Intelligence Updated March 2026Source: Northumbria Police Police

Monument Crime Intelligence

Comprehensive safety analysis for Monument, localized within newcastle upon tyne.

Total Crimes

610
trending_up +60900.0% MoM

Annual Crime Rate

192.23per 1k

Safety Rating

High Risk

Total Population

13,618

12-Month Crime Trend

Monthly Totals

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Crime Categories

Violence & Sexual Offences194
Anti-social Behaviour144
Shoplifting78
Public Order38
Other Theft33
Drug Offences24
Criminal Damage & Arson21
Burglary19
Theft from Person16
Robbery14
Vehicle Crime8
Bicycle Theft7
Weapons Possession7
Other Crime7

Incident Distribution

Location ReferencePrimary IncidentsTotal
On or near Parking Area Map
Anti-social behaviour: 22Violence and sexual offences: 22Other crime: 2
46
On or near Nightclub Map
Violence and sexual offences: 35Criminal damage and arson: 3
38
On or near Shopping Area Map
Shoplifting: 28Robbery: 3Criminal damage and arson: 2
33
On or near Shopping Area Map
Anti-social behaviour: 26Public order: 4
30
On or near Shopping Area Map
Violence and sexual offences: 19Drugs: 4
23
On or near Bus/Coach Station Map
Violence and sexual offences: 9Anti-social behaviour: 7Possession of weapons: 2
19
On or near Nightclub Map
Anti-social behaviour: 17
17
On or near Bus/Coach Station Map
Shoplifting: 16
16
On or near Monument Map
Violence and sexual offences: 9Public order: 3Criminal damage and arson: 2
15
On or near Haymarket Bus Station Map
Shoplifting: 9Drugs: 2
11

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Safety comparison within newcastle upon tyne district.

Local Rank

#26safest in newcastle upon tyne

National Safety

Top 1%Riskiest

City Average

103.44per 1k

Local Policing

Jesmond and Heaton

Northumbria Police

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Local Priorities

Overnight vehicle crime

Issued: 28 Jan 2026

Status Update

We are managing known offenders linked to vehicle crime and enhancing investigations by revisiting incidents to identify any further lines of enquiry, including CCTV. Officers are conducting directed patrols in high-risk areas based on crime-pattern analysis, with support from specialist units such as traffic and dog teams where needed.

Actioned: 1 Apr 2026

Shop Theft

Issued: 28 Jan 2026

Status Update

We are taking robust action against repeat shoplifters, improving investigations with further CCTV enquiries, and providing dedicated support to the most affected stores. Dispersal powers and Criminal Behaviour Order applications are being used to manage offender behaviour. Partnership work has secured two new CCTV cameras, and staff are receiving ongoing crime-prevention and evidence-gathering guidance.

Actioned: 1 Apr 2026

Anti-social behaviour

Issued: 28 Jan 2026

Status Update

Neighbourhood officers attend Residents’ Association meetings and run termly multi-agency drop-ins at the Cricket Club. Resources have been adjusted to ensure more officers are available during peak anti-social behaviour (ASB) times. We work closely with the universities and local authority to spot and address emerging issues quickly. Operation Oak continues to tackle ASB alongside safeguarding work. Targeted patrols focus on the most affected areas, with increased visibility planned around major events.

Actioned: 1 Apr 2026

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