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Resident

Hello, Here’s a quick round up from the Kingstanding neighbourhood policing team.

What’s been happening.

Officers have been conducting proactive foot cycle and transport network patrols throughout Kingstanding to disrupt criminality and ASB.

Kingstanding Officers have assisted with an Arrest of a drunk driver after stopping his vehicle that was not in roadworthy condition on the Birmingham Road.

On Pitts Farm Road Kingstanding Officers assisted in the rescue of Two Escaped Dogs and Three Puppies they were malnourished and had not been looked after, they all went with the council dog wardens to be seen by a vet and hopefully to be re homed.

Officers Have seized a Vehicle on Dulwich Road for no insurance also a stolen vehicle recovered on Aylesbury Crescent and finaly a vehicle seized for no tax on somerset road.

Officers were called to deal with a Road Traffic Collision at the junction of College Road and Hawthorne Road the driver was hurt but not seriously.

“Cuppa with a Copper”

Will be on Saturday 21st June 10:15 until 11:15 at the ECO hub Witton Lakes, so please pop in and have a chat with your local officers and let us know if you have any questions or concerns.

“Community speed watch”

we would like to create more groups so we are still inviting Members of the public to join our community speed watch, if you are interested in keeping your roads safe and to reduce Road Harm and speed related road traffic collisions then please contact us for more information.

“STREETWATCH”

We are looking for volunteers to form street watch groups in KINGSTANDING,

If you are interested in forming or becoming a member of street watch then please contact us for more details.

“MOBILE POLICE STATION”

We are going to be out in the mobile police station on Friday 16th May at Witton Lakes Car Park Faulkners Farm Road and We will be offering crime prevention advice, we will also be giving out panic alarms window alarms and vehicle protection.

Register your CCTV and doorbell cameras with us today to receive alerts when your footage may help us catch criminals operating in your area.

NO personal information will be publicly available. It takes just 60 seconds to add your details to our secure police system and within minutes, you could be helping us solve serious crimes. You’ll just add your name, address, email and the number of cameras you control.

There’s still time for you to securely register your CCTV or doorbell cameras before the new year at: CCTV Registry | West Midlands Police

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NEIL COLLINS
(POLICE, PCSO, BEDB Kingstanding Neighbourhood team)