How to contact your neighbourhood policing team and who they are
Neighbourhood Sergeant
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Sgt Lee Morris (624)
"I am Sgt Lee Morris and I have been with Leicestershire Constabulary since 1998. In this time I have worked in Leicester city centre, Rutland and Melton Mowbray local Policing units. I have been a Sergeant since 2005 and I have been the Neighbourhood Management Sergeant for Rutland since March 2010.”
“I am responsible for managing your beat officers and Police Community Support Officers to ensure neighbourhood policing continues to maintain its high standard in Rutland. My aim is to make a difference to those who live and work in Rutland."
“Our local community priorities continue to be; tackling and reducing crime, tackling and reducing anti-social behaviour and promoting road safety in Rutland. I will continue to work very closely with our partnership agencies to make Rutland a safe place to live and work.”
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PC Paul Le Pla (1146)
"I joined Leicestershire Constabulary in 1987 and have worked in a variety of roles including traffic officer, drugs liaison officer and local policing oficer previously stationed at Melton Mowbray LPU. I then spent over five years at Keyham Lane Leicester City LPU, four of which as a neighbourhood beat officer.
"My aim is to increase community confidence and satisfaction within the neighbourhood by addressing local issues and concerns such as crime, anti-social behaviour and speeding." -
PCSO Diana Freeman (6516)
"I have been a PCSO since march 2003. Working with my beat officers and other agencies, we aim to deal with community issues on the beat such as speeding and anti-social behaviour. Daily tasks include high visibility patrols, crime prevention and house to house enquiries."
How to contact your neighbourhood team
To contact an officer, telephone 101 - follow the instructions and when prompted, enter their identification number (shown in brackets) and leave a message.