Helping fight organised crime and drugs in Croydon

Helping fight organised crime and drugs in Croydon

Project Web is all about making Croydon a safer place for everyone. Led by the Neighbourhood Policing Team and working alongside the Local Authority, Operation Orochi, National County Lines Coordination centre, partner organisations and community groups to stop County Lines drug activity and protect those at risk—especially young people. Focusing on five key areas:

Taking action against drug dealers and those who seek to exploit children and vulnerable adults

Helping people whose homes are being taken over (cuckooing)

Providing referrals, education and support

Managing offenders

Using data to drive Precision Policing

The goal is simple: reduce harm, build trust, and keep our neighbourhoods safe.

Why Your Voice Matters

By reporting what you see or hear, you help local officers act faster and smarter. Whether it’s suspicious activity, signs of cuckooing, or concerns about young people, your input could protect someone vulnerable and help remove dangerous criminals from our streets. Let’s work together—stay informed on Met Engage, speak up when it matters, and keep Croydon safe for all.

How You Can Help….

In an emergency, always call 999.

For non-emergencies, use 101 or the ‘Report a Crime’ section on the Met Police website.

Prefer to stay anonymous? Contact Crimestoppers using the dedicated page for Croydon:

👉 Speak Up About Organised Crime in Croydon – 100% Anonymously

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Luke Dillon
(Metropolitan Police, Superintendent, Croydon)