Your dedicated neighbourhood team
I have served as a police officer since 2001, beginning my career with Dyfed-Powys Police before transferring to Leicestershire Police in 2007. My experience spans various operational roles, including response and neighbourhood policing, and I hold specialist command qualifications in firearms and public order.
I currently lead the South Leicester Neighbourhood Policing Area, working collaboratively with internal teams, external partners, and the community to enhance safety and quality of life across the region.
With three years as a Neighbourhood Policing Sergeant, Sergeant Liz Crowson leads the dedicated teams covering the Saffron Lane and Eyres Monsell estates.
Passionate about proactive policing, she thrives on being out and about in the community—meeting residents, building trust, and gaining an understanding of the issues that matter most.
Liz enjoys getting to know the key individuals who cause the most harm and works closely with her team to tackle these challenges head-on. Her approach is rooted in visibility, partnership, and problem-solving, ensuring that long-term solutions are found for persistent issues.
I joined Leicestershire Police as a Special Constable in 2015, before becoming a full-time Police Constable in 2016. Since then, I’ve built a solid operational background, currently serving within the DNT on the Eyres Monsell estate.
I’m trained in Public Support Unit (PSU), CBRN response, and EGT PSU, enabling me to respond effectively to high-risk incidents and public order situations.
I’m proud to serve my community and remain committed to delivering professional, resilient policing every day.
I joined the Freeman beat as a PCSO in June 2017. In mid 2025, I moved to the Eyres Monsell beat.
My priority on the beat is to provide a visible and reassuring presence, with a goal of reducing Anti-Social Behaviour in the area.
If you see me out and about, please don’t hesitate to stop me for a chat. I will always take the time to listen to your concerns and will assist wherever possible.
I am a Police Community Support Officer with Leicestershire Police and have proudly served the Eyres Monsell community for the past five years. My role focuses on building strong relationships with local residents, addressing anti-social behaviour, and working in partnership with other agencies to help keep the area safe. I am committed to being a visible and approachable presence, listening to concerns, and helping to resolve local issues. Supporting and safeguarding the community is at the heart of everything I do.
Crimes and priorities
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ASB - Police are working to reduce ongoing anti-social behaviour, particularly involving young people. This includes increased patrols in hotspot areas, early intervention, and enforcement action against repeat offenders to prevent further disruption to residents..
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Officers have continued to carry out high-visibility patrols in identified hotspot locations to deter anti-social behaviour and provide reassurance to the community. We have worked with partner agencies to identify those responsible for repeat incidents, with positive action taken where appropriate. Local officers will continue to engage with young people and residents to address concerns and prevent further issues.
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Drug dealing and drug use continue to be a key priority. Police are carrying out targeted operations based on local intelligence and are working closely with Leicester City Council to take action against addresses linked to drug-related activity.
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TWork continues to identify and disrupt those involved in drug-related activity across the beat. Officers have carried out intelligence-led patrols and continue to work alongside Leicester City Council and partner agencies to target addresses linked to the supply and use of drugs. Community intelligence remains vital and is being used to support ongoing investigations and enforcement activity.
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We know from previous years that at around this time off-road bikes and quad bikes start to become an issue – being ridden illegally and dangerously in open and green spaces. With the nights getting lighter, we will be carrying out dedicated patrols to try and tackle this issue.
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As reports of off-road bikes begin to increase during the lighter evenings, we continue to run Op Yatter. Officers have carried out targeted patrols in known hotspot locations. We are gathering intelligence, identifying offenders, and taking enforcement action where offences are detected. Residents are encouraged to continue reporting incidents, including descriptions, locations, times and, where safe to do so, images or video footage, to help us tackle this issue effectively.