We created Operation Viper to tackle County Lines, and this has made over 200 arrests and closed 45 per cent of the County Lines in Dorset.
Even though we have reduced ASB by 59 per cent across Gloucestershire, I want us to tackle the rest, plus all the ASB that doesn’t get reported. That is why I have made substantial investments to improve the performance of our 101 non-emergency service.
Curb the demonstrations. Cut the admin. Don’t require police attendance at household incidents where they has been no crime. The policing degree should be scrapped. A police equivalent of Sandhurst should be introduced.
The President has put in place a “Plan of Territorial Control” that has brought the murder rate down and locked up some 70,000 gang members in new, huge, and brutal prisons.
Only by re-electing me, having delivered on my promises to you, can we save our stations.
So, before you click to buy reduced price perfumes online, hand over cash in the pub for a power tool, or pick up cheap canned food at your car boot sale, ask yourself where it came from?
Public confidence is at stake, with low-level criminality continuing to etch away at police credibility. Swinging the needle may prove difficult, but the hollowing out of neighbourhood policing cannot continue.
He was dressed head to toe in black, both hands in his pockets, wearing both a hoodie and a black face covering. Was he a threat? I don’t know. But I certainly did not want to take my chances.
Victims are taken seriously and placed at the centre of the system. My proudest achievement has been the establishment of an excellent victims’ hub called Beacon which ensures that all victims of crime in Hertfordshire get the support they need. This gain has not been won easily.
The strange but true tale of the unjust application of a Community Resolution Order – a growing means of dealing with low level offences that can have serious consequences for employment.
By placing a duty on authorities to commission sufficient, child-specific support and advocacy services, along with developing separate statutory guidance, child victims of abuse can access uniform support, regardless of their location.
Prisoners are skilled up to build the homes we most desperately need. These are modular, so can be built in factories with prisoners on day release – and are Net Zero, so are affordable and sustainable.
In one of our market towns, 80 per cent of drug county lines have been closed down in six months by our excellent police. Drug-driven shoplifting has nosedived.
Social media is regularly awash with Brits understandably expressing their fury at violent criminals receiving risible sentences. People are now even hesitant to report crime because they feel, given the poor likelihood of justice, it is no longer worth the hassle.
That is why Robert Jenrick’s amendment to the Justice and Crime Bill, mandating the reporting of statistics on the nationality and visa or asylum status of offenders, is a welcome step