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Starting with Leicestershire in 2025, I joined with the intention of fulfilling a lifelong goal of starting my career with the Police, my goal within my new position as a PCSO will be to further help and develop communication and cooperation within my local area between both the Police and the public.
I look forward to working every day I am able and always enjoy the work I am able to put back into the wonderful areas I am proud to be a part of.
I joined Leicestershire Police in 2017 as a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO), serving on the Highfields and St Matthew’s beat in Leicester for six and a half years. During this time, I was dedicated to working closely with local communities and partner agencies to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour, while building trust and positive relationships with residents.
In 2024, I became a Police Constable and joined the response policing team based in Melton, serving the communities of Melton and Rutland. This role has enabled me to broaden my policing experience, responding to a wide range of incidents and supporting people at times when they need us most.
I have now joined the Melton Town North Beat Team and am excited to bring the skills, knowledge and community-focused approach I developed as both a PCSO and response officer to the role. I look forward to working with residents, businesses and partner organisations to help keep Melton Town North a safe place to live and work.
I have served with Leicestershire Police for 25 years, becoming a sergeant in 2015. My experience includes a range of roles, from response policing to working as a custody sergeant within the Criminal Justice Department. Over the past year, I have supervised response policing for Melton and Rutland from Melton Mowbray Police Station. I am now looking forward to becoming part of the Melton Neighbourhood team and contributing to local community policing in a new way.
Hello, I’m Inspector Rowan Paterson Bell the Neighbourhood Policing Area Commander for Melton and Rutland.
I’ve been a police officer for 22 years, with a varied career largely spent in the north of the county, starting my career at Syston and then moving to Loughborough when the area became Charnwood. I’m a qualified detective and have worked at East Leicester in CID and the force Domestic abuse investigation team.
As a resident of the Borough, I have a real personal stake in rural policing and effective crime prevention. You can expect a strong focus on visibility, engagement, and tackling the issues that matter most to you.
I am a committed police officer with over six and a half years of service. I began my career in response policing, developing strong frontline skills in high-pressure and fast-paced environments. This role built my resilience, decision-making, and ability to manage a wide range of incidents effectively.
I later moved into neighbourhood policing, joining the Town Beat, where I focused on community engagement and proactive problem solving. Building on this experience, I progressed to the NR32 Town North Beat.
Here, I continue to deliver visible, community-focused policing, working closely with residents and partner agencies. I am dedicated to reducing crime, tackling anti-social behaviour, and building public trust through a professional and approachable manner.
This map uses data from local forces. The hotspots give only a loose idea of where crimes happened. Actual locations and details of crimes are kept anonymous.
Please note that not all crimes that occurred can be shown on the map.
203 incidents of Crime occurred in Leicestershire Police could not be mapped to a location and therefore are not on this map. Learn more about how data is managed on police.uk.
Location anonymisation is accurate to 2022 population and housing developments.
Known issues with forces' data are set out in the changelog on data.police.uk.
Monthly crime data is usually published at the end of the next month, but it can sometimes take longer.