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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 5th December 2011
• Authors', Matt Gayle Karen Hunn Gemma Charge Russell Taylor

Pan Lambeth

Fire Service

Review of calls to the Fire Service During the fireworks period 24th October to 10th November 2011

Bob Bray

Fire Service

Information

Domestic Burglaries

Approximately 40% of burglaries in Lambeth happen as result of a resident leaving their home insecure. Help reduce burglaries by making it harder for an offender to enter your home

A few simple reminders for a Happy Christmas and a Crime free New Year Do not put the empty packaging out with the dustbin, this shows a burglar what goodies Santa has delivered. Don’t let your child take their present to school in the new year. They may not keep it for very long Mark property with a UV pen, with your house number and postcode Take a photograph of valuable items eg Bicycles and Jewellery Register any removable property that has a serial number on the free website www.immobile.com . All you need is the make, model and serial

• number. This is a national website used by all police.

This is what the website looks like.

Neighbourhood Watch

There has been an increase in robberies around Transport Hubs

• Avoid using your phone or IPod, immediately after leaving

railway/tube stations & bus garages.

• Don’t draw attention to your valuables.
• Keep your wallet in a front pocket.
• Ensure handbags are closed.
• Avoid short cuts down alley ways and across parks.
• Try to walk with other people
• Report non emergency incidents to the police on 101
• Always in an emergency 999

Information from a Neighbourhood Watch

Computer Scam A company phoned a member of the public stating they are monitoring their broadband connection and there is a fault. The company said that they are working with a phone company. They asked them to go onto a website and click a link, so someone could fix the problem. The member of the public works in IT and knew that they wanted to remotely access their pc. They refused to give any details over the phone or log onto the site and the company rang off. Their number is 08521 236 548 Do not give any personal details over the phone Contact your provider if you have any issues

• Report non emergency incidents to the police on 101
• Always in an emergency 999

Neighbourhood Watch

ATM Distraction Thefts There have been thefts from cash machines where the victim has been distracted and their card removed, then funds taken out elsewhere.

• Be aware of prying eyes when using a cash machine
• Stand as close to the machine as possible and cover the keyboard

when you are entering your pin

• If anyone stands too close or tries to distract you, cancel the

transaction and walk away

• Report non emergency incidents to the police on 101
• Always in an emergency 999

Lambeth Residential Burglary Lambeth Residential Burglary

 Week 1 – 50  Week 2 – 45

Thurlow Park Streatham South Ferndale Tulse Hill

Emerging Problem – Residential Burglary Thurlow Park Lambeth Borough

Inference: Residential burglary has noticeably

increased in Thurlow Park ward in the last 4 weeks.

Context: In the last two weeks there have been 12

residential burglaries with 8 in the previous fortnight. 7 of the last 12 have occurred after 1600 with 2

• ccurring during the overnight period. The last 2

weeks has seen burglaries shift South in the ward. Entry methods vary.

Recommendations: Review the crimes in the highlighted area for any links. Encourage NHWs to be set up in the area Deliver the Burglary crime prevention kits and

• ffer advice.

Window and door alarms to repeat/vulnerable victims.

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Tactical Problem – Residential Burglary Ferndale Ward Lambeth Borough

Inference: Residential burglaries continue in Ferndale ward. The area is East and West of

Bedford Road and North of Acre Lane. This area is very prosperous and has either multi

• ccupancies or house-shares. The main item type taken is laptops.

Context: Although burglaries have reduced from 8 to 6 in the last 2 weeks it is still a problem

for the ward. Offences are committed predominately daytime. Entry methods are varied. An

• ffender will target a weakness more than using the same entry method. Communal doors in

multi occupancies tend to be shut on Yale lock only, these can easily be slipped. This prosperous area is adjacent to Acre Lane. Offences in this area have occurred through October and November and periodically throughout the year.

Recommendations:

Review the crimes in the highlighted area for any links. Overt mobile CCTV. Encourage NHWs to be set up in the area Deliver the Burglary crime prevention kits and offer advice. Window and door alarms to repeat/vulnerable victims.

Tactical Problem – Residential Burglary Streatham South Lambeth Borough

Inference: This area has experienced a high number of burglaries in the last 6 weeks.

The main area in the ward affected is West of Streatham High road.

Context: 7 burglaries have occurred in the last 2 weeks compared to 3 in the previous

• fortnight. Recently there has been linked series of burglaries where houses with a porch and

front door and a high value car on the driveway, were targeted. This series has not occurred in the last 4 week period. As with most burglaries across the borough, entry methods vary considerably. The last 2 weeks has seen entries in Streatham South via open window, insecure door, Letterbox method (Daytime), Patio door smash and window smash. Offences in Streatham cluster in general have decreased considerably with the exception of the previous fortnight.

Recommendations: Overt mobile CCTV. Encourage NHWs to be set up in the area Deliver the Burglary crime prevention kits and offer advice Window and door alarms to repeat/vulnerable victims.

Street Crime Street Crime

Lambeth Street Crime Lambeth Street Crime

Week 1 – 57 Offences Week 2 – 26 Offences

Street Crime Summary Street Crime Summary

Vauxhall 2000 – 0400hrs Stockwell Weekdays 1900 – 2300hrs Weekends 0000 – 0700hrs Brixton Town Centre Snatches Weekdays 0800 - 1000hrs Robberies 1800 - 0300hrs Streatham High Road Weekdays 1200 - 2000hrs

These locations are the main transport hubs in Lambeth

Emerging Problem – Street Crime Streatham High Road Lambeth Borough

Inference: Historic street crime problem area is re-emerging

• n weekdays between 1200 – 20000hrs.

Context: In this area there has been 1 Commercial Robbery, 4

Personal Robberies and 3 Snatches. Offences occur on weekdays, mostly from 1200 – 2000hrs. The

• ffences usually involve little or no violence,

Suspect descriptions range from 15 – 30yrs males. The victims were mostly aged between 25 – 40yrs, although there were two school age victims (12 and 13yrs).

Recommendations : Personal safety information to NHWs. Overt Mobile CCTV Streatham High Road. Patrols by ASBAT.

Tactical Problem – Street Crime in Stockwell

Inference: Personal Robbery and Snatch offences continue to take place within the vicinity of

Stockwell Underground Station. I Phones are still overwhelmingly the main property targeted. The main generator for this are the transport hubs.

Context: In the last two weeks there have been 6 Personal Robbery and 9 Snatch offences.

There has been a slight increase in the number of offences since the last PTAC meeting current taskings have made no impact on crime. Offences are still occurring throughout the week, but this time there was a significant increase in the early hours of Sunday morning up to 0700hrs (9 offences). I Phone 4's are still overwhelmingly the main property type targeted, and all the victims were alone. Increasing groups of youths have also been seen congregating around the skate park. Large groups are regularly seen around the Stockwell Gardens Estate. Offences in this area increased since July, except for a dip in October.

Recommendations: Continue with the previous taskings Crime prevention campaign. ASBAT North to patrol. Police Cadets to work with SNTs to give crime prevention advice to vulnerable victims leaving the tube station. NHW volunteers to work with SNTs to give crime prevention advice to vulnerable victims leaving the tube station.

Emerging Problem – Theft from MV Linked Series Lambeth Borough

Inference: There has been a recent increase in theft

from motor vehicles in Lambeth.

Context: The method is bending the doors of Peugeots back to enter the vehicle. There has been 8 recent thefts using this method in Most offences took place overnight and all vehicles were Peugeots.

Information to NHW.

Emerging Problem – Theft from Parking Meters

There has been an increase in thefts from parking meters. The meter is drilled so that the cash box can be removed A number of meters have had nails hammered into them, possibly in preparation for a theft

Any information contact the police on 101 or in an emergency call 999

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ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR

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ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR REPORTING LINE ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR REPORTING LINE

The Anti-Social Behaviour Reporting Line 020 7926 4000 staffed Mon to Fri 9am – 5pm Answer phone on out of hours. Reports can be anonymous

Begging

23 sightings in Feb this year 28 sightings in Jan this year 13 sightings in Oct last year 5 sightings in Jul this year

End of Term Operation Protect Friday 16th December 2011 Aims to deliver a sustained, familiar and guaranteed visible deployment between 12:00 and 15:00 around Brixton transport hub.

• Minimises the risk of youth violence
• Reduces the number of youth victims of violence
• Increased engagement with young people
• Provide reassurance to young people, parents/carers

and the the wider community.

Schools Closure : Christmas Holiday– – AIMS AIMS

Schools End of Term Schools End of Term

Pupils from surrounding boroughs also use the Brixton transport hub

Deployments focused between 12:00 & 15:00 on Friday the 16th of December 2011

• SNTs and Local Policing Team officers to patrol outside schools at closing time.
• Schools Officers to patrol outside schools at closing time.
• Civil Enforcement Officers to prioritise patrols in Brixton Town Centre.
• Street Care to deploy an environmental operation in Brixton Town Centre.
• Overt Mobile CCTV Brixton Road j/w Stockwell Road.
• Fire Service to park in Brixton Town Centre.
• Street / School Pastors to be working in Brixton Town Centre and outside schools.

Mobile CCTV Van Taskings

Tasks

• 1. Vauxhall Station area re robberies.
• 2. Stockwell area re robberies
• 3. Ferndale re burglaries and drug use
• 4. Brixton Town Centre to deter snatches
• 5. Record any car registrations that are believed to be illegal mini cabs

Anti Social Behaviour Action Team

ASBAT Tasks North

• 1. To focus on street population issues linked to the Community Safety

action plan

• 2. Assist with crime prevention campaign in the area close to Stockwell

Tube, liaise with. Andrew Martin

• 3. Patrols to deter robberies and ASB South Bank Belvedere Road Area
• 4. Issue Fixed Penalty Notices for cycling on the pavement

Tasks South

• 1. Focus on street population using Sec 27 confiscation of alcohol.

The removal of rough sleepers from identified locations and dealing Detailed tasking to follow

• 2. Streatham High Road nr Rochester Close to deter ASB by youths.
• 3. Patrol the surrounding area of Park Campus to deter ASB
• 4. Issue Fixed Penalty Notices for cycling on the pavement

Anti-Social Behaviour

Ferndale

There is a disused park area on Solon New Road which had been locked by Lambeth Council due to drug taking. The lock has been removed and groups of people throughout the day are using the area to take drugs. It is believed that prostitutes also frequent the area At the junction with Kepler Road there is another small park area which is

• pen to the public. Another group is using this area to take drugs.

Clapham Common

Graffiti has recently appeared in the stairwells of BRADY HOUSE and COMINS HOUSE, Notre Dame Estate. Graffiti has been written on numerous surfaces within the stairwell of Brady House

This is recent information from SNTs. The intention is to deal with the issues before they escalate into bigger problems

Anti-Social Behaviour

Clapham Town

A bin shed in Daley Thompson Way contains drug paraphernalia.

Clapham Town

The gents toilets at The Polygon is being used by rough sleepers. Bags, sleeping bags and beer cans were seen inside

Stockwell

Large house converted in to flats in South Lambeth Road, residents are causing ASB and there are many visitors at all times of the day to the premises

This is recent information from SNTs. The intention is to deal with the issues before they escalate into bigger problems

CAUGHT ON CAMERA CAUGHT ON CAMERA

Any identifications call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 To be destroyed after 3 months

Edition 320 Attempted Abduction Ref 45271 Edition Burglary Ref 45012

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PTAC BIDDING FORM

OUTCOME: (What are you aiming to achieve? How will the project reduce crime and fear of crime in Lambeth?) How will this impact be measured? How has this project been identified? Description Cost Detailed costings: Please provide a detailed budget breakdown for the project/service. Please also indicate any other sources of funding including match funding / match funding in kind The Project must be delivered in the 2011/12 financial year Any other relevant information (e.g. Best Practice) No more than 200 words Brief Outline of Project Lead officer/s persons responsible for operational delivery (Who will get quotes, ensure that appropriate procurement and financial arrangements and manage any relevant contractors) Total amount requested This is revenue funding. For more information contact either Russell Taylor on 07766776046 in the PIU or Rachel Gailey Head of Area Crime Reduction, on 020 7926 2756 or via email rgailey@lambeth.gov.uk for advice. Safer Lambeth Partnership Tasking and Coordinating Group Application for funding Please complete his form as fully as you can and submit it to the Partnership Information Unit via rtaylor1@lambeth.gov.uk