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Here’s a quick round-up from St. Michael's Team 2 Our Priorities… Anti-social behaviour, shop theft and drugs around the City Centre, Far Gosford, Hill fields & the Spon End area. Concerns highlighted to local officers and from call data received to WMP with incidents to this locality and reports of large groups causing ASB and damage. Reports of off road bikes causing anti-social behaviour and concerns of road safety around the City Centre Good News… Our Neighbourhood Officers have conducted patrols to provide a more visible presence and deal with any issues we come across. This week’s efforts saw 2 individuals for Fail to appear and a female for an assault, courtesy of St Michael's Team 2. During Project Servator ,officers have come across an aggressive female who assaulted and spat at the retail security guard, she is currently gracing the Custody Suites at CHACE AVENUE POLICE STATION.PC Holt and PC Wright have successfully tracked down a stolen mobility scooter and have returned it to their rightful owner through targeted operations and community initiatives.PCSO Moore conducted a Paw Patrol with residents from Earlsdon Park Retirement Village, which involved a small group of individual's along with their furry friends while engaging with the members of the public. It was a very lovely evening. We held our PCSO Cuppa with a Copper community meeting at All saints, St. Anne's Church and have been made aware of issues important to the residents. 🚨 Crime & Safety Updates — What You Need to Know 🚨 Personal Safety & Robbery Crime Prevention Advice Recent reports show an increase in personal robberies in the area, particularly involving mobile phones and chain.Thieves are often targeting people who are distracted, using devices openly, or walking alone. The following guidance is designed to help you stay alert, stay safe, and reduce the risk of becoming a victim of crime.Keep Your Devices Out of Sight Avoid using your mobile phone or wearing visible EarPods/headphones while walking, especially in busy areas or near transport hubs. Keep phones in zipped pockets or bags when not in use. If you need to check your phone, step inside a shop or a safe, well lit area.Stay Aware of Your Surroundings Be mindful of anyone approaching you on foot or on a bike/e scooter. Avoid walking while distracted, thieves often look for people who are unaware of what’s happening around them. Trust your instincts. If something doesn’t feel right, move to a busier area.Reduce Distractions Secure Your BelongingsUse bags that can be worn across the body and kept in front of you. Avoid displaying expensive jewellery, watches, or tech items.Be Alert to Moped & Bike Snatches Thieves may approach quickly on bikes or mopeds. Stand away from the kerb when using your phone. Hold your device firmly and close to your body.If You Feel Unsafe Move towards a busy shop, café, or public place. Approach a member of staff, security, or police officer for assistance. In an emergency, always call 999. For non emergencies, report incidents via 101 or online at the police website. Stay Safe and Enjoy the weather… 📞 How to Contact Us or Report Information 📞 Non-Emergency: 101Emergency: 999 / 112 (if crime in progress or immediate danger)Report Online: West Midlands PoliceAnonymous Reporting: Crimestoppers
🤝🏼 Thank you for working with us to keep St.Michael's Ward safe and informed. See you out and about ;) | 
