Increase in vehicle related crime in Wolverhampton.
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Increase in vehicle related crime in Wolverhampton. |
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Neighbourhood officers have been carrying out increased patrols in Wolverhampton city centre car parks following a recent rise in vehicle interference and vehicle theft offences. Officers have been conducting high-visibility patrols, engaging with motorists, and monitoring key locations to help deter criminal activity and provide reassurance to the public. We encourage anyone who witnesses suspicious behaviour around vehicles to report it to police. All members of the public are encouraged to remain vigilant for any suspicious individuals using electric bikes, particularly where two people are riding on a single bike ("2 UP") or where electric bikes appear to be travelling in convoy with cars, vans, or other vehicles. Where it is safe and appropriate to do so, take note of vehicle registration numbers, descriptions of the riders and vehicles involved, their direction of travel, and any other indentifying details. DO NOT approach or attempt to stop anyone yourself.Any concerns or observations should be reported promptly through the appropriate reporting channels, providing as much accurate information as possible to assist with identification and investigation.
When parking in the city centre, help protect your vehicle by ensuring it is locked, all windows are fully closed, and valuables are removed from sight. Where possible, park in well-lit, busy areas or secure car parks. Do not leave keys, wallets, bags, or electronic devices inside your vehicle, and consider using additional security measures such as steering wheel locks or tracking devices. | ||
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