ASB and burglary (FOI ref: 1803A/25)

Request

1a) Total antisocial behaviour offences recorded in the 12 months to July 2025

1b) Total antisocial behaviour reports attended by officers in the same period

2a) Total burglary offences recorded in the 12 months to July 2025

2b) Total burglary offences attended by officers in the same period

Response

1a) Total antisocial behaviour offences recorded in the 12 months to July 2025

Table 1: Total ASB Offences (‘ASB Investigation – Non-crime’):

1b) - Total antisocial behaviour reports attended by officers in the same period

Table 2: Total ASB Reports (incidents) attended:

2a) Total burglary offences recorded in the 12 months to July 2025

“We fully understand the devastating impact burglary can have on those affected whether in their home or business environment.

Since December 2022, we have attended all reported residential burglaries, unless the victim states they do not wish us to attend.

Between April to August, the number of home burglaries have fallen by 12% compared to the same period last year.

We're committed to following the trail of evidence in all the cases we examine − but if an investigation finds no witnesses, CCTV or forensic evidence then the chances of identifying offenders is vastly reduced.

We also look at the underlying causes of burglary and the people who commit these crimes and have invested in rehabilitation and intervention programmes to help reduce these offences.

The results of these comprehensive measures are encouraging. We continuously evaluate and refine our strategies, we remain committed to providing a safer environment for all members of the public.”

Table 3: Total Burglary Offences:

2b) Total burglary offences attended by officers in the same period

Table 4: Total Burglary Offences Attended:

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