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• File Name: Safer Lambeth Presentation 06 June 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 06 June 2013
• Authors, Gemma Charge Eren Bessim

Information

Information from Neighbourhood Watch

Baytree Road Vehicles are still entering the road – The road is no longer accessible from Brixton Hill, yet vehicles are still entering which is causing confusion. Drivers are engaging in road rage/ASB

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

Dirty Burger, Arch 42 South Lambeth Place SW8 1SP (Oval) Application for premises licence, last date for representations 05.06.13 The Black Dog, 112 Vauxhall Walk SE11 5ER (Princes ward) Application for variation of premises licence, last date for representations 02.07.13 Ashtar Lounge, Arches 80 & 81 Goding street SE11 5AW (Princes ward) Application for variation of premises licence,last date for representations 27.06.13 Sunstar Food And Wine, 233 Coldharbour Lane SW9 8RR (Coldharbour Ward) Application for minor variation, last date for representations 06.06.13 Champagne and Fromage, UNit s 10 & 11, Brixton Village, Coldharbour Lane SW9 8PR )Coldharbour ward) Application for new premises licence, last date for representations 12.06.13 Venn Street Records, 78 Venn Street SW4 0AT (Clapham Town ward) Application for review of premises licence,last date for representations 04.06.13. Rose And Crown - 2 The Polygon Clapham London SW4 0JG (Clapham Town Ward) Application for minor variation, last date for representations 10.06.13 Morrisons, 28/32 Clapham High Street SW4 7UR (Clapham Town ward) Application for new premises licence, last date for representations 27.06.13 Mist on Rocks, 518 Wandsworth Road SW8 3JX (Clapham Town Ward) Application for variation of premises licence, last date for representations 26.06.13 Dolcezza, The Printworks, 139 Clapham Road SW9 0HP (Vassall ward) Application for variation of premises licence, last date for representations 07.06.13 Dahlak Restaurant, 256-258 Brixton Road SW9 6AQ (Vassall ward) Application for variation of premises licence, last date for representations 17.06.13 Sainsbury's 62 Wandsworth Road SW8 2LF (Oval ward) Application for new premises licence, last date for representations 11.06.13 Palace News, 15 Crystal Palace Parade SE19 1UA (Gipsy Hill Ward) Application for minor variation (layout only), last date for representations 12.06.13 All Stars Food and Wine, 112-114 Coldharbour Lane SE5 9PZ (Herne Hill Ward) Application for review of premises licence,last date for representations 26.06.13. Sainsbury's, 399-407 Clapham Road Sw9 9BT (Larkhall ward) Application for new premises licence, last date for representations 12.06.13 Drink, Shop & Do, 201-204 Ferndale Road SW9 8BJ (Ferndale ward) Application for new premises licence, last adate for representations 20.06.13 Academy Food & Wine - 207 Stockwell Road London SW9 9SL (Ferndale Ward) Application for new premises licence, last date for representations 21.06.13

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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• f the objectives to be regarded as valid.

The objectives are:

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

Trading Standards updates

Update at meeting of OP Barber

Overview Overview

Lambeth Crime Performance 2013/14 Lambeth Crime Performance 2013/14

Stockwell Stockwell

Emerging Problem - Snatches around Oval Tube Station

Inference: Bike-enabled snatches have emerged around OVAL tube station and down FENTIMAN ROAD.

Recommendations:

• Afternoon/evening patrols.
• Stops of Male black youths cycling on the

pavement.

• Crime prevention work around people coming from

OVAL tube station.

Context:

• In the last two weeks there have been 6 snatches around the

OVAL TUBE area.

• Time: Most took place during the week: Fri (3), Tue (2), Wed (1)

and Sat (1). 3 time periods: 1300-1800hrs (3), 2000-2200hrs (2), 1000-1100hrs (1)

• Victims: White female (4) and white male (2), aged 19-35yo
• Suspects: Black male, slim build on a BMX bike. No further dets

due to speed of offences.

• MO: Suspect cycles past victim and snatches their phone.

Brixton Ward Brixton Ward

Emerging Problem - Street Crime in the Brixton Hill Vicinity

Inference: Robberies have escalated in the vicinity of Brixton Hill/ New Park Road, with lone victims being targeted for their phones. mainly in the early hours. Context: In the last two weeks there have been 11 robberies and 6 snatches, compared to 3 offences in the last FIM period. Time: 9 offences took place in week one, 8 in week two. 9x weekday offences, 8x weekend, with peak days of Saturday (7), Tuesday (4), Wednesday (3) and Monday (2). Peak hours were between 2200 – 0730 hours (10). Victims: Mainly females were targeted (12), mainly between 22 – 32 years. 5 Male victims, 16-33 years. Targeted for their iPhones or other smartphones in most cases. One instance where a Rolex was taken. Other property included wallets and handbags.

• Suspects: Predominately Black males aged between 15 and 27, operating alone or in

groups of up to 4..

• Location: Offences are mainly off Brixton Hill/ New Park Road and Kings Avenue, in the

immediate surrounding streets. MO: Generally low level of violence with threats to carry out violence. Knives were intimated in 2 offences, but no weapons were seen. Two offences took place on pedal cycles.

Robberies Snatches Previous FIM

Tulse Tulse Hill Hill

Emerging Problem - Acquisitive Crime in the Tulse Hill/ Dulwich Road Vicinity

Inference: Re-emergence of acquisitive crime in the Tulse Hill vicinity, extending into the Dulwich Road vicinity Recommendations: (1) Leander Road vicinity to be prioritised for crime prevention. (2) Continued targeting of known offenders. (3) Research into hostels in the vicinity to identify known burglars residing.

Context:

Burglary In the last two weeks there have been 12 burglaries (6 Res, 6 Non-Res). Time/Day: 5x weekday offences, 7x weekend, with peak days of Saturday (4), Sunday (4) and Monday (3). 4x Overnight, 2x Daytime. The remainder had wide time spans and were unknown. Venues: Mainly flats targeted for the residential

• ffences, with front doors forced or slipped. Non-Res

venues included garages x2, a community centre, a cycle store and 2 commercial premises in Brockwell

• Park. Pedal cycles were taken in 2 offences.

Other property included small items, such as phones, money, an iPad mini, iPod touch, camera equipment. Suspects: Described in one offence (Lido Café) as a White Male and a black male 20-25 years. Location: Small clusters seen in the Leander Road and Dulwich Road vicinities. Motor Vehicle In the last two weeks there have been 6 offences, 5 Theft from, 1 Theft of. Time/Day: Offences on Sunday (5) and Friday (1). 3x Overnight and 3x Unknown. Variety of vehicles and MO's used. Offences are spread out, but for both MV and burglary, the Leander Road vicinity is the main priority. Intel: More Intel needed on possible offenders living in the area.

Gipsy Hill/Knights Hill Gipsy Hill/Knights Hill

Inference: Re-emergence of acquisitive crime

• ffending in the vicinity of Royal Circus.

Context: 7 motor vehicle and 5 burglary

• ffences in the last two weeks.

V – Burg: Houses is residential streets are being targeted, and entry has been gained through the front door. Repeat victim – A & S Care Home Norwood Road. O – Burg: No suspects seen or arrested. y of Royal Circus, West Norwood. Repeat streets: Norwood Road T – Burg: Weekdays, with 3 offences in the

• vernight period.

MV: Overnight offending predominantly over the weekend. Recommendation:

Crime prevention patrols in the evening/overnight in the highlighted area. Crime prevention advice to be given to the care home.

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• Emerging Problem

Emerging Problem – – Royal Circus Royal Circus

Streatham Hill Streatham Hill

Inference: Ongoing acquisitive crime in the vicinity of Streatham Hill. Context: 8 motor vehicle and 5 burglary offences in the last two weeks.

V

– Burg: Mostly houses. Access via insecure windows and doors. MV: Cars parked in street – a variety of makes and

• models. 6 thefts from, 1 theft of.

O – Burg: suspects seen in 2 offences:

Black male suspect seen to exit venue with property and get into a silver VW Golf, MV: no suspects seen.

L – In the vicinity of Emmanuel Road and Thornton

Avenue between Clapham and Streatham clusters.

T – Burg: Predominantly weekday, overnight offending.

MV: Offending increased towards the end of the week. Overnight time periods. Recommendation: Burglary: Crime prevention work around

• pen/insecure windows and doors – especially

at night time.

Tactical Problem Tactical Problem – –Streatham Hill Streatham Hill

Events

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Issues

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