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Your local team
I am the local Inspector for Birmingham East, covering Erdington and surrounding areas.
I’ve spent over 20 years in policing, most recently as a response and neighbourhood Inspector across both Solihull and Birmingham, and I’m bringing all that experience with me into this role.
I’m proud to be building on the strong foundations laid by my predecessor
I know that shop theft and antisocial behaviour remain key concerns. These are priorities for us too, and we’re committed to making the area safer and more welcoming for everyone.
I know trust in policing is built through consistent action and honest conversations. That’s what I’m here to do. I want to listen, learn, and work with you to make the area a place we’re all proud of.
Thank you for your continued support. I’m looking forward to what we can achieve together. Stay safe.
Crimes and priorities
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Priority:
Action taken:
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Priority:
Reduce retail crime across Tyburn’s three major retail parks (Ravenside, Castle Vale, and The Fort) by working collaboratively with partners to target prolific offenders, develop and deliver an effective crime?prevention strategy, and strengthen public trust and confidence in the police.
Action taken:
We have taken pro-active measures this month in order to reduce offending in and around our retail parks. This being accomplished by plain clothes operations in order to apprehend offenders on site. We have had numerous theft relating arrests this month with multiple charges being authorised and suspect currently being tried through the criminal justice process.
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Priority:
Address persistent anti?social behaviour by repeat offenders through collaboration with Birmingham City Council and partner agencies, implementing proportionate enforcement strategies for individuals who continue to negatively impact the daily lives of the community.
Action taken:
We have noticed there being a spike in business related anti social behaviour over the half term holidays and with the better weather conditions. To tackle this we have been linking in with our business being affected and provided preventative advice. We have additionally been proactive with identifying offenders and ensuring appropriate action is taken to prevent re-offending. We have ongoing partnership working with Birmingham City Councils officers and are conducting joint patrols around the area.
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Priority:
Work with West Midlands Police Road Safety partners and external agencies to improve road safety across Tyburn, with a particular focus on schools
Action taken:
Road safety remains a priority with a vehicle operation conducted at the Fort Shopping centre. This has been a proactive approach to tackling vehicle crime such as illegal number plates, window tints, no seatbelts, speeding etc. High visibility patrols around school are continues with vehicle speeding operation also completed with positive outcomes.