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How to contact your neighbourhood policing team and who they are

Neighbourhood Sergeant

  • SGT Andy Moscrop Sgt Andy Moscrop (672) "I have been a Police Officer for nearly 26 years and for the past 12 years have been on based in the Charnwood area. I work from Syston Police Station where the Charnwood Local Policing Unit is located. This has enabled me to establish strong links with partner agencies and local community groups across this policing area.

    In my role as Neighbourhood Management Sergeant I have a key part to play in delivering Neighbourhood Policing in the various local communities we serve in this area as well as having a supervisory responsibility for all six beat teams that currently operate at the Local Policing Unit."
  • Pc Carly Adams PC Carly Hall (4609) "I have been working with the Leicestershire Constabulary since March 2005.

    I was a Police Community Support Officer before joining as a Police Constable in January 2007.
    I became a beat officer in February 2009 and I work closely with members of the community and other partner agencies.

    Together we can impact on the problem areas creating a safer community for you to live in.

    My aim is to be a visible presence so please come and talk to me especially at the beat surgeries and let me know what the problems are."

  • PC Phil Porter PC Phil Porter (2080) "I have been a Police Officer since 2004 and look forward to returning to the Thurmaston Beat where I was previously the Neighbourhood Beat Officer two years ago. I am keen to work with partner agencies in tackling the issues identified by the local community as being of primary concern.

    Please feel free to contact me if you wish to discuss any local policing issues in the village and I will seek to be of assistance."


  • Richard Melody PC Richard Melody (2864) I look forward to speaking with residents and listening to any local issues and concerns which they might have. I will always endeavor where possible to look for sustainable solutions, incorporating a multi-agency approach.
  • Thomas Longden PC Thomas Longden (914) I have been a Police Officer for 10 years, mainly based at Welford Road Local Policing Unit in the City. During this time I have carried out a number of roles including general response policing and secondments to the CID, However the majority of my service has been in neighbourhood policing, and I have worked on the Saffron Lane and Eyres Monsell Estates. This has enabled me to develop many skills within this area.

    I am looking forward to my new challenge as neighbourhood officer for Queniborough, East Goscote and the surrounding rural villages. This will give me the opportunity to work alongside the Parish Council and other partner agencies.

    I also work alongside PCSO 6197 Laura Grimbley and we are now based in Rearsby where we start and cease duty from our own beat office.
    Please feel free to contact me via phone or email. You can also follow me on Twitter.
  • PCSO Glenn Freeman PCSO Glenn Freeman (6606) "I have been working for Leicestershire Constabulary since early 2005. I have spent all of this time as a police community support officer designated to Syston working within a close knit neighbourhood beat team.

    "During this time we have worked towards creating a safer community and to impact on problem areas."
  • Harkerat Sanghera PCSO Harkerat Sanghera (6164) "I have been a Police Community Support Officer since 2008 and have worked in the Thurmaston area since my appointment. I try and spend as much time as possible on the Beat, speaking to members of the community and addressing the problems identified.”
  • PCSO Laura Grimbley PCSO Laura Grimbley (6197) " I have been a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) since February 2009. I have been the PCSO for the East Goscote and Queniborough beat since July 2009 and I am looking forward to working with all the members within the community."

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.