Crime outcomes- Bridgend

Bridgend Crime Outcomes – May 2026 Summary

Crime outcome data for Bridgend during the month of May shows a detection rate of 70.1%, compared to 22.6% for the same period last year, indicating a significant improvement in identified outcomes and investigative effectiveness.

 A Community Resolution is an out-of-court disposal used for minor, first-time offences. It enables officers to deal with low-level crime in a proportionate and timely manner, without progressing through the formal criminal justice system.

 TICs apply when a suspect admits to additional offences similar to those they are already being charged for. These offences are formally recorded and considered by the court during sentencing.

 An Adult Caution is an out-of-court disposal for minor, first-time offences. While it is not a criminal conviction, it is recorded on the Police National Computer (PNC) and may be disclosed in certain circumstances.

 This outcome indicates that there is sufficient evidence to prosecute. A charge or summons requires the individual to attend court on a specified date to answer the offence.