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I joined Leicestershire police in 2008 and since then have worked in numerous roles including response policing, the neighbourhood investigation team, the road policing team, criminal justice and neighbourhood policing. I became the Melton & Rutland area Commander in September 2023 with a responsibility for managing the local priorities and working with partners to develop an effective policing strategy.
I transferred to Leicestershire Police in October 2021. I have been working in the Melton Mowbray area in a variety of roles, including as a response officer, responding to emergency calls and investigating crimes across Melton and Rutland. I then spent time as a local beat officer.
I have recently taken over the role as the local Dedicated Neighbourhood Sergeant for the Melton Mowbray area and surrounding villages. I look forward to continuing the hard work that the team has been putting in, and to getting out and about and connecting with the community.
I am PCSO Dandy and I have been in the role of PCSO since February 2024. I enjoy my role as PCSO and always happy to help. Please say hello if you see me out on the beat.
I am PC Sanderson, I have worked on response at Melton prior to moving to the beat team. I previously managed the town centre before moving to be the beat manager for the town north.
I am PC 2170 O'Rourke, I have now moved to the NR32 beat.
ASB:
The community have raised the issue of Anti-Social Behaviour in various locations across the beat including Nuisance Bikes, Loud Cars and Youths.
Issued 05 February 2025
The Beat continue to conduct daytime and evening patrols around areas that have been highlighted as hotspots for ASB across the beat as well as linking in with Melton Borough Council and Local Schools to reduce the number of incidents.
The hotspot areas at the moment are largely located within the Country park. Due to the summer holidays approaching patrols will continue to be carried out at different times.
please continue to report any issues of ASB so we can be made aware
Actioned 05 February 2025
Drug Activity:
The community have raised the issue of Drug use and dealing on the Melton Town North Beat.
Issued 05 February 2025
The beat team continue to conduct targeted proactive patrols around areas where suspected drug activity is being conducted. We have conducted a number of warrants and arrested several people over the last few months.
A number of warrants have been carried out and the investigations continue. As well as the warrants stop searches continue to be enforced where possible.
Actioned 05 February 2025
Road Safety:
Complaints have been received following vehicles speeding along various routes through the beat - including Nottingham Road, Thorpe Road, Melton Spinney Road and Tennyson Way.
Issued 05 February 2025
The beat team are continually planning targeted speed enforcement operations on the key problem roads in and out of Melton that pass through the beat.
Proactive stops are encourage throughout the whole team at Melton with anything from words of advice to Enforcement being implemented.
Please continue to report any suspicious driving to the police so that we can act upon new information
Actioned 05 February 2025