Your local team
I joined the Police at 19 years old, this was my first full time job and nearly all my 23 years’ service has been spent within local policing as this is an area of policing that I am most passionate about. I thoroughly enjoy working alongside our communities and key partners to work through a problem together. I have previously been an inspector on our force response teams, where I was fortunate enough to be in a role that enabled me to cover our response teams all over the West Midlands Police force area, which gave me a great insight into how our organisation responds to our most critical incidents and how we work alongside a variety of communities to tackle local issues. I have also led our partnerships team, which gave me excellent experience of collaborating with our key partners to support each other to deliver the best service possible to the public. I am passionate about the welfare of my staff and ensuring that they are empowered to serve the community to the highest standard possible by them having the right training and support.
Recently moved to our team from Wolverhampton Response unit.
Brings with him a wealth of experience as a Tutor, Blue light driver, Public order officer and Authorised Taser Officer.
Recently moved to our team from Wolverhampton Response unit.
Brings with him a wealth of experience as a Tutor, Blue light driver, Public order officer and Authorised Taser Officer.
Crimes and priorities
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Visibility and community engagement from the Local Policing Neighbourhood team...
Our communities have asked for a much higher rate of Police and PCSO's out on their beats.
We will address this with targeted patrols, community events and engagements and general patrols.
Action taken:
As with the other 2 priorities, the anti-social use of off road and electric motorbikes, bleeds across into all your issues.
Officers will be actively targeting anti social use of Surron electric motorbikes and taking eScooters off the users to be crushed.
Now that Summer demand is over, you will se an increase in visibility in your area.
We are dedicated to tackling social isolation in the elderly and are working very closely with the local authority and residents associations to bring more of us together for community events.
This is a constant area of concern that we have fed back to us at all community events and most engagements we have with the general public.
We understand this is very important to increase personal safety and raise the publics confidence in us as a Policing team.Keep an eye out for us and come and say hello whenever you see us..
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Anti-social Behaviour.
Vehicles
Youths.
Ongoing Neighbour issues.
Repeat demand locations.Action taken:
We have recently discussed the Policing priorities for our 3 beats and whilst they are similar to the last, we will be adding begging and homelessness to our targets.
Officers will be actively targeting anti social use of Surron electric motorbikes and taking eScooters off the users to be crushed.
We are seizing on average 1 eScooter per day, which are still being regularly used, despite an area wide leaflet drop by your MP advising on the legalities of such electric modes of transport.Staff are trained in issuing community protection notices to persistent offenders as well as taking positive action in the form of arrests when needed.
These are being used and repeat offenders are now being arrested and face charges. -
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Drug dealing in Fallings park and Low Hill and Bushbury South continues to be a community concern.
This involves, offenders using the road networks to sell drugs, antisocial driving as well as the drug users causing issues.Action taken:
We have seen an increase in begging and drug related thefts across Low hill and the Scotland's and we are busy gathering intelligence on the offenders who supply these perpetrators.
We have a new gangs team Sergeant for the area who is reviewing the recent intelligence and setting up operations to tackle the drug dealers, so keep an eye out for our uniformed and plain clothes staff.
If you know anything about the supply of drugs in your area, please contact us either using the West midlands Police website or crime stoppers if you wish to remain anonymous.
The neighbourhood Team alongside the dedicated neighbourhood officer will continue to work in partnership with substance misuse charities, Wolverhampton council ASB Teams housing providers and utilising Force resources. such as drugs dogs, force traffic and the drone unit.
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Working to ensure Halloween and Bonfire Night celebrations are enjoyed safely and responsibly.
Action taken:
Wolverhampton Police are working with the local authority, key stakeholders and community members to help ensure these celebrations are enjoyed safely and responsibly.
Neighbourhood officers will be out across the city reassuring communities and preventing any behaviour that could put others at risk.
We will be working with licenced premises to ensure that safe securing of fireworks and appropriate selling is taking place.
Our Prevention Hub officers are working with schools to ensure that educational resources are delivered to schools to educate young people on the importance of staying safe across the period.