Your dedicated neighbourhood team
I am the Neighbourhood policing area commander for North West Leicester. I have worked in a wide range of roles across the whole force area and aim to bring this experience to effectively lead my policing teams to ensure North West Leicestershire is a safe place to live, work and visit.
I am Police Community Support Officer 6596 Rose. I have worked for Leicestershire Police since 2017 in a variety of roles including High Harm, Youth Engagement and Cadet Unit leader.
I am now working on the Coalville Beat striving to tackle ASB, safeguard the vulnerable and working alongside partner agencies for the betterment of the local community to make Coalville a safer place for everyone to enjoy.
I am Police Community Support Officer 6387 Suffolk. I have been a PCSO for over 11 years. Previous roles I have worked as a beat officer for the Bardon Beat Team and a Safeguarding Officer. For the past 3 years I have been a Coalville Town Beat Team Officer. You will see me walking the beat, engaging with our community and local partners.
I am Police Sergeant 4704. I have worked for Leicestershire Police for nearly two decades covering a number of front line roles.
I am now the beat manager for Coalville Town Centre and also our Forest Beat which covers locations including Moira, Measham and surrounding villages.
I aim to use my skills and experience to address those issues which concern local residents and work with local partners to reach long term resolutions.
I have been a response officer for the majority of my career and I've also worked in the Domestic Abuse Investigation Unit.
I look forward to transferring these skills to neighbourhood policing and benefiting the residents and businesses of Coalville. If you are out and about please come and say hello!
I am PC 77 Katie Elam, I’ve proudly served with Leicestershire Police for nearly 10 years, primarily in frontline roles. I’m now one of the dedicated beat officer for Coalville Town, I’m passionate about working closely with the community and partner agencies to tackle local concerns and find practical solutions.
I’m enjoy being out and about in the area, so if you see me, please don’t hesitate to say hello.
I’m PC Rhys McAllister, and I’ve been a Police Officer since 2018. During my career, I’ve worked across a range of roles including investigations, response policing, and missing persons. Before joining as a Police officer, I spent a year as a Special Constable at the old Coalville station on Ashby Road. Since July 2021, I’ve been part of the Coalville Town Beat Team, where I focus on community engagement and proactive policing.
My aim is to continue working closely with the community to tackle the issues that cause the most harm. By building strong relationships and listening to local concerns, I strive to make Coalville a safer and more resilient place for everyone.
Crimes and priorities
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You Said:
You have raised concerns relating to road safety, specifically surrounding our local primary schools. This includes driving at excess speed for the location, inappropriate road use and dangerous parking.Action taken:
We will:
We will complete active patrols at each of the primary school within the beat. We will look to offer education and will progress to enforcement where required. We will work with schools and also local enforcement officers to ensure we are making our schools a safe environment for all. -
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Retail Crime – Belvoir Shopping centre and Whitwick Retail Park.
You Said: We are aware that local businesses are being subject to theft which includes repeat offenders targeting certain stores. Due to the upcoming festive season we will maintain this priority throughout the next priority period.Action taken:
We Will: We will complete targeted operations in the area, working with colleagues in CCTV to target those causing harm and repeat offenders.
We will work with our local enforcement teams and our Safer Streets officers to identify those committing offences and seek convictions and long term orders to enable officers to take robust action.
We Did:
We are working with establishments who are being frequently targeted to provide safety advice and to target those causing harm. We are completing regular patrols and are working with partners in our CCTV office to ensure identified suspects are quickly detained and dealt with.
We are also progressing a number of Criminal Behavior Orders to ensure we are dealing with offenders in the long term.
We have continued to target those causing harm, with Criminal Behaviour Orders being issued at court giving us further powers. We are continuing to work with those retailers most impacted and are also in close contact with partners in our CCTV office to ensure swift action when offenders are identified.
Due to the diligence of our neighbourhood and safer streets teams, we have successfully charged some of our well known nominals for repeat shop thefts. This has led to orders being in place and custodial sentences.
As we are now in the run up to the festive season, this priority will remain in place and we will continue to support our retail areas. -
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We are aware of issues associated with licensing. This includes underage sales, sales of illegal produce and associated criminality.Action taken:
You Said: We have received an increase in the number of issues reported, associated with licensed premises in the area. This includes both public houses and retail stores.
We will:
We will work with partners in licensing and trading standards to conduct visits at those premises suspected of being involved in unlawful practices.
We will look to complete test purchase operations and offer education to licensed premises.