Transformation The working met on 3rd November at Rugeley Police Station. ACTION: PW to circulate notes. Feedback from GK: Over the period of one month there have been the following outcomes: Positive – Good accuracy of recording crimes provides knowledge and experience to support input into the file. Overall efficiency and effectiveness increased. Electoral reps are happy with developments (keeping informed weekly) ACTION; review in 3 or 6 months Negative – There is disconnection between PCSO’s AND PC’s due to different roles “Leaderless” PCSO’s are now assigned by Community Engagement figures were discussed ACTION: KV to get a map to clarify wards. Crime Performance The working group met on 24th November at Coniston Hall, Chadsmoor. Questions were raised and sent to GK by email asking for a verbal update for the meeting. Rapes. The rape procedure was explained after the initial investigation, the case is then passed onto specialist – officers with training. ‘STONES’ 36% of rape cases are over 12 months old. Historic rape figures are reducing. Domestic rapes indicate cases where individuals are known to each other and are not rapes. ‘stranger’ GK distributed data from 2012 to 2015 for comparison. PREVENT intervention in behaviour e.g. young people/schools – Overall, over the last few people are more confident to come forward. Regarding the press article 3 arrests have been made. – . Arson figures are down compared to last year are very low. – Burglaries Increase in crime in Hednesford, Cannock East and North has reduced recently. No particular reason for this. Recent increase in Brereton is causing public unrest, 30 40 burglaries. Electoral reps/Parish council – trying to calm and reassure. D. Jones, previously known to police is now surfing’. He has been ‘sofa caught with stolen goods. 5 charges made more will be made. – Drug Offences A 5 year would give a better feel for the local situation.
Transformation The working met on 3rd November at Rugeley Police Station. ACTION: PW to circulate notes. Feedback from GK: Over the period of one month there have been the following outcomes: Positive – Good accuracy of recording crimes provides knowledge and experience to support input into the file. Overall efficiency and effectiveness increased. Electoral reps are happy with developments (keeping informed weekly) ACTION; review in 3 or 6 months Negative – There is disconnection between PCSO’s AND PC’s due to different roles “Leaderless” PCSO’s are now assigned by Community Engagement figures were discussed ACTION: KV to get a map to clarify wards. Crime Performance The working group met on 24th November at Coniston Hall, Chadsmoor. Questions were raised and sent to GK by email asking for a verbal update for the meeting. Rapes. The rape procedure was explained – after the initial investigation, the case is then passed onto specialist officers with ‘STONES’ training. 36% of rape cases are over 12 months old. Historic rape figures are reducing. Domestic rapes indicate cases where individuals are known to each other and are not ‘stranger’ rapes. GK distributed data from 2012 to 2015 for comparison. PREVENT – intervention in behaviour e.g. young people/schools Overall, over the last few people are more confident to come forward. Regarding the press article – 3 arrests have been made. . Arson figures are down compared to last year – are very low. Burglaries Increase in crime in Hednesford, Cannock East and North has reduced recently. No particular reason for this. Recent increase in Brereton is causing public unrest, 30 – 40 burglaries. Electoral reps/Parish council trying to calm and reassure. D. Jones, previously known to police is now ‘sofa surfing’. He has been caught with stolen goods. 5 charges made – more will be made. Drug Offences A 5 year would give a better feel for the local situation.
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