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• File Name: Safer Lambeth Presentation 09th July 2013
• Purpose: This will be used to inform the Safer Lambeth PTAC

meeting and aid decision making with regards to resource allocation over the next 2 weeks. The period covered in this report is as below. The report is based on recorded crime, partnership databases, Information and Intelligence Reports and analytical & intelligence products.

• Branch: Lambeth Partnership Information Unit
• Date created 09th July 2013
• Authors, Gemma Charge Eren Bessim

Information

Information from Neighbourhood Watch

from the Neighbourhood Coordinator of the MEADOW PLACE SW8 that there is anti social behavior problem with youths on mopeds and congregating smoking drugs and being aggressive to residents. This is happening from 1600 hours onwards This has been going on for several months now and is causing the residents misery feel intimidated & unable to challenge the behavior of such a large group uncomfortable walking pet dogs disturbed by noise & the stench of pot not secure in leaving their house empty over the weekend a resident of Stamford Buildings moved away as a result of being targeted by the group after confronting them & complaining about them to the police. The informant is a regular 101 caller of asb and she has sent me a list with I have attached The following Mopeds are involved and request that this put on the briefing for stops to be made. Y993BOA - Yellow/Black Gilera R/K Stephan Braz 40 Woods House 7 Gatliff road vehicle named to Stephan Amard Braz HN02XPU - Red Peugeot 205 R/K Carlos Palacio - Flat 6 Gofton House Aytoun Road SW9 Carlos Palacio Of note - LXRT00630882 On Friday 26/04/2013 officers had cause to stop a Red Peugeot 206 hatchback VRM HN02XPU in WATERLOO PLACE SW1. Upon stopping the vehicle and speaking to the driver, a very strong smell of cannabis was coming from inside the car. Both occupants and the vehicle were subject to drugs searches for cannabis. These all proved negative. Both occupants in the vehicle were known to Police, and both on bail. One of which had previous convictions for firearms offences. Subjects details; 1. Driver - Mr Andre SANTOS dob 21/12/1993 MALE IC1 F509 Thin build. Resides at Flat 37 WHITEHOUSE, CLAPHAM PARK ESTATE, HEADLAM ROAD LONDON SW48HD PNCID 07/152715A CRO 434168/07R

Motor Vehicle Advice

PREVENTING CAR CRIME IN LAMBETH Always close the windows, lock the doors and activate any security devices when leaving your car unattended, even if only for a few minutes. Never leave cash, credit cards, mobile phones or other valuables in the car. Always remove and never leave your SatNav in your vehicle. Useful links www.soldsecure.com www.thatcham.org www.immobilise.com

In an emergency dial 999 for all other enquiries call our non-emergency number 101 or visit our website www.met.police.uk or follow us on twitter @metpoliceuk

Burglary Advise

Our 10 Top Tips:

• 1. Mark or etch your property with your postcode, house or flat number or the

first three letters of your house name.

• 2. Register items with a serial number at: www.immobilise.com
• 3. Do not leave your car keys or ID documents near doors, letterboxes or

windows.

• 4. Always check who’s at the door and don’t open it if you feel anxious.
• 5. Close and lock all your doors and windows, even if you are only going out

for a few minutes.

• 6. Keep your valuables out of sight.
• 7. Leave some lights on if it will be dark before you get home.
• 8. Install a visible burglar alarm and possible CCTV.
• 9. Always keep sheds and/or outbuildings locked and ensure tools are put

away. 10.In multi occupancy premises ensure doors are locked at all times

New Premises Licence Applications

Viva Vauxhall, Vauxhall Bridge Application for time limited premises licence (07-08.09.13)for event on Vauxhall Bridge. Last date for representations 30.07.13 The Cricketers, 146-148 Newington Butts SE11 4RN (Princes ward) Application for minor variation, last date for representations 04.07.13 Co-operative Food, 1 Lower Marsh SE1 7NT (Bishops ward) Application for new premises licence, last date for representations 28.07.13 House of Bottles, 420 Coldharbour Lane, SW9 8LF (Coldharbour ward) Application for review of premises licence, last date for representations 17.07.13 Chix & Buck, 1 & 3 Vining Street SW9 8QA (Coldharbour Ward) Application for new premises licence, last date for representations 31.07.13 Mist on the Rocks, 518 Wandsworth Road SW8 3JX (Clapham Town ward) Application for variation of premises licence, last date for representations 09.07.13 KFC, 106-108 Clapham High Street SW4 7UJ (Clapham Town ward) Application for variation to premises licence, last date for representations 23.07.13 Nas International Charity, Clapham Common South Side SW4 (Clapham Common Ward) Application for new premises licence, last date for representations 02.08.13 Lambeth College, 42 Clapham Common Southside SW4 9BL (Clapham Common ward) Application for new premises licence, last date for representations 23.07.13 Sainsbury’s, 314-318 Clapham Road SW9 9AE (Stockwell ward) Application for new premises licence, last date for representations 04.07.13 Lidl, 187-191 Clapham Road SW9 0QE (Stockwell Ward) Application for new premises licence, last date for representations 31.07.13 Sushi Bar, 62 Brixton Road SW9 6BS (Oval ward) Application for variation of premises licence, last date for representations 05.07.13 Luso Wines, 7A Victoria House, South Lambeth Road SW8 1QT (Oval ward) Application for new premises licence, last date for representations 03.07.13 Addommé, 17-21 Sternhold Avenue, SW2 4PA, (Streatham Hill ward) Application for new premises licence, last date for representations 10.07.13 O2 Academy Brixton, 211 Stockwell Road, London, SW9 9SL (Ferndale ward) Application for variation of premises licence, last date for representations 09.07.13 Morrisons, 170-188 Acre Lane SW2 5UL (Ferndale Ward) Application for new premises licence, last date for representations 01.08.13 Mint, 5 Streatham High Road, SW16 1EG Application for review of premises licence, last date for representations 29.07.13

New Premises Licence

Any person with views on an application may make representation in respect

• f it, in writing, by the date listed on the statutory notice.

Representations can be submitted in the following ways: By email - licensing@lambeth.gov.uk By letter - Licensing, Blue Star House, 234-244 Stockwell Road, London, SW9 9SP By fax - 020 7926 6150 Representations and review applications will usually be expected to relate to at least

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The objectives are:

• Preventing crime and disorder
• Public safety
• Preventing public nuisance; and
• Protecting children from harm.

Overview Overview

North North

Street Crime - WW Rd Corridor

Overview: In the last 2 weeks there have been 7 robberies, 4 snatches and 2 commercial robberies along and in the back streets of WANDSWORTH ROAD. 6 took place in Week 1 and 7 in Week 2. Time/Day: Weekdays. Late afternoon (1700hrs) all the way through to the early hours (0400hrs). One robbery took place at 0700hrs. MO: The majority of snatches were on bikes. Most robberies involved violence. One was knife-enabled. Commercial Robberies: One was attempted shoplifting. The second was a street robbery of around £7000 cash from a landlord who was collecting rent from the venue. The suspect for this was MIC1 30's F600. Victims: Victims were mostly white males 20-mid-30's. Suspects: black males 15-25yo. Offending solo, in pair or group of 3. A number of suspects were F600 and a couple of offences mentioned suspects wearing a red

• bandana. 3 of the suspects were male white .

Inference: Street crime in the roads along the WW Rd corridor to occur. It is likely the usual suspects are involved. As usual, there are a number of good stops, but there have been no arrests in the last fortnight.

Robbery Snatch Commercial Previous Fortnight

Emerging Problem - Street Crime in Stockwell

Inference: Street crime continues to occur around the Stockwell Tube Station. There are a number of previous offenders living in the area that are likely to be involved. Context:

• In the last two weeks there have been 3 snatches and 4 robberies.
• 3 in Week 1 and 4 in Week 2.
• Time: Mostly in the early hours of the morning (0000-0500hrs) Sat

(2), Mon (2), Tue (1), Wed (1) and Fri (1).

• Victims: Mostly males, white, Mediterranean and Asian . 25-56yo
• Suspects: Mostly black males , solo, in pairs or group of 3. 18-30yo.

2 suspects were described as F600 and one was wearing a red

• sweatband. Two suspects were wearing white tracksuits.
• Property taken was mostly phones.
• MO: One snatch was a bank card at the NATWEST on

STOCKWELL ROAD. Two robberies involved the victim being punched in the face.

Robberies Snatches

Central Central

Residential Burglary – Coldharbour Lane

Overview: Burglary: 9 burglary offences in the last two weeks (two of which were non-res). 5 were in week 1, and 4 in week 2. Time/Day: Mainly weekday daytime offending with a slight peak on Wednesday (4 of 9). Only one offence during the weekend. MO: Entry gained either through the window or via the front door either by force or by the slipping of locks. Location: The surrounding streets of Coldharbour Lane, particularly around Loughborough Junction train station. Suspects: Motor vehicle: 6 offences in the last two weeks. 1 was in week 1 and 5 were in week 2. No common MO or peak day. Inference: Residential burglaries have emerged around the vicinity of Loughborough Junction

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Burglary

Tactical Problem – Street Crime in the Milkwood Road Vicinity

Overview: In the last 2 weeks there have been 13 robberies in the highlighted vicinity. Railton Road was the main repeat location, with 4 offences. Time/Day: All but two offence took place in the evening into the early hours (2130-0630). There was no peak day, offences were evenly spread throughout the week. MO: A number of offences took place at knifepoint and 1 further offence featured a high level of violence. Vehicles were used by the suspects in 3 offences, although there were different descriptions of the vehicles. Victims: 7x Females, mainly white, between 29-45 years. 6x Male, mainly white, between 17 and 43 years. Suspects: Mostly black males operating alone or in groups of up to 3. 18-30 years. . Inference: Street crime in the roads surrounding Milkwood Road has increased, with lone victims being targeted in the late evening/ early morning period.

South South

Inference: Ongoing personal robberies in the vicinity of the York Hill Estate, previous tasking has not had an impact on this area. Context: 8 personal robberies in the last two weeks.

V – All lone males passing through the area O – Mostly Black males 14-18yrs offending in

groups of between 3 and 7. Light skinned black male with a chipped tooth. One suspect had a Norwood School uniform on. Light skinned black with blemishes on face.

L – In the vicinity of West Norwood station,

Knights Hill ward.

T – Offences mostly range from 1600 – 2200hrs

• n weekdays.

Tactical Problem Tactical Problem – – Robberies in York Hill Robberies in York Hill

Ongoing Shed Burglaries – Streatham South

Overview: 8 further offences over the last two weeks. Time/Day: Weekdays and predominantly overnight. MO: Forced shed door or damaged padlocks. Venues: Main repeat locations – Arragon Gardens, Buckleigh Road and Tankerville Road. Property Taken: Cycles of various makes. Inference: There has been a spate of non-res burglaries in the south of Streatham in the last 6 weeks where bicycles were targeted.

Events

Lambeth Country Show – 20TH and 21st July See you there I will be in ten P27 giving out freebies and Property marking bikes Brixton Splash – 4th August 13

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