Transcript Safer Lambeth Presentation – 2014 – 07

Lambeth
Partnership Tasking
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Co-ordination
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Protective Marking:
Publication Scheme: Suitable for Publication
Purpose: This will be used to inform the Safer Lambeth PTAC
meeting and aid decision making with regards to resource
allocation over the next 4 weeks. The period covered in this report
is 29/04/14. – 23/06/14. The report is based on recorded crime,
partnership databases, Information and Intelligence Reports and
analytical & intelligence products.
Branch: Lambeth Partnership Information Unit
Date created 23rd June 2014
Authors, Amber Burridge
VAUXHALL ONE
Issues in Vauxhall
• Street parties around cars in Goding St SE11 on Sundays from c 6.00 am
till evening, involving loud music, nitrous oxide capsules, balloons, drug use, drug
dealing, intimidating behaviour and much mess.
• Parking restrictions/bollards - need a solution to stop these cars coming into
Goding St on Sunday, without penalising staff working in our venues who part there
over night, and indeed families visiting Albert Embankment restaurants. All
suggestions/speedy trial periods welcome!
• Dispersal Zone for central Vauxhall - believe this is steaming ahead. Police calling
for it as matter of urgency. Need to make sure there are no delays and it can be in
place within next couple of weeks
• General drug dealing in central Vauxhall - we'd like to retain the mobile CCTV
camera currently located in the Vauxhall transport hub and also want regular
patrols of the CCTV vehicle whenever possible at weekend evenings.
Central Cluster – Emerging Crime Issues
Brixton/Clapham Common Theft From Motor Vehicle
Key Findings:
• 29 Theft From Motor Vehicle offences
•Most offence occur overnight 2000-0700hrs
when owners have left vehicles for the night.
Tues / Weds were the busiest days.
•Most commonly entry is gained to insecure
cars then searching boots and glove boxes
where portable items of value are removed.
Sometimes entry has been gained by bending
the car doors.
•Vehicles have been parked on the street.
• Property taken include: Car Stereo, Cash,
Mobile Phones, Sunglasses, Cosmetics.
Central Cluster – Emerging Crime Issues
Herne Hill / Coldharbour Residential Burglary
Key Findings:
•22 Residential Burglary offences in this period
•Mainly daytime 0600-1700hrs some night time 2300-0600hrs.
No keys days offences occur across the week.
• Most commonly front doors are forced to maisonette flats after
entry is gained through the communal door. Sometimes rear
windows have forced as well.
• Any portable items of value are removed such as laptops,
jewellery, camera, phones
Central Cluster – Emerging Crime Issues
Tulse Hill Residential Burglary
Key Findings:
• 32 Residential Burglaries in the last 2wks the is 2 less
than the previous 2wks.
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Key times: Mainly daytime 0700-1700hrs. Friday and
Wednesday were busiest.
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Predominantly front doors are forced to maisonette flats
or forced front window and doors to terraced houses.
• Any portable items of value are removed such as laptops,
mobile phones, computers, games consoles, jewellery,
watches, cash, bank cards.
South Cluster – Emerging Crime Issues
Streatham High Road Theft From Motor Vehicle
Key Findings:
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43 Theft From MV offences
• Most offences occur overnight 2000-0900hrs. when owners
have left vehicles for the night. Thurs / Fri were the busiest
days.
Tfmv 2wk
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Most commonly entry is gained to cars by smashing
windows then searching boots and glove boxes where
portable items of value are removed. Some vehicles have
there number plates removed, this is a minority of offences
however.
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Vehicles have been parked on the street.
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Property taken include: Car Stereo, Cash, Mobile Phones,
Laptops, Clothing, Power tools, Number Plates.
Licensing
Searching on offences which have occurred at a Wine Bar, Licensed Premises (club) and public house,
there were 139 offences which occurred at licensed premises this period. The majority of these were Other
Theft (n59 -42%) and Other Theft Person (n44 – 32%). The top four locations are:
Location
The Dogstar
Offence
Other Theft
Other Theft Person
Assault with Injury
Serious Wounding
Personal Property
Total
The Dogstar Total
The Lightbox
Other Theft
Serious Wounding
Other Theft Person
The Lightbox Total
Infernos Night Club
Other Theft Person
Other Theft
Infernos Night Club Total
Union Club
Other Theft Person
Other Theft
Serious Wounding
Possession Of Drugs
Common Assault
Harassment
Union Club Total
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Dogstar offences remain constant over the two periods (15 to 14).
6
5
1
1
1
14
4
2
2
8
6
2
8
2
2
1
1
1
1
8
Anti Social Behaviour Overview – Police reports
Animal Problems
Begging
Fireworks
Hoax calls
Malicious Communications
Litter
Noise
Prostitute Related Activity
Rowdy or Inconsiderate Behaviour
Rowdy/Nuisance Neighbours
Street Drinking
Trespass
Vehicle - Abandoned not stolen
Vehicle Nuisance
TOTAL
Jun-13 Jun-14
15
6
52
58
1
3
0
2
11
0
57
2
183
106
5
1
675
337
135
126
12
9
19
12
21
13
80
51
1266
726
Month
Percentage
Percentage
change
May-14
change
-60%
8
-25%
12%
53
9%
200%
3
0%
N/A
0 N/A
N/A
6
-100%
-96%
5
-60%
-42%
89
19%
-80%
3
-67%
-50%
312
8%
-7%
110
15%
-25%
12
-25%
-37%
12
0%
-38%
12
8%
-36%
50
2%
-43%
675
8%
• Although there has been a 43% reduction from
the same period last year, incidents have
increased by 8% from the last period
• Rowdy or Inconsiderate Behaviour and
Nuisance Neighbours have increased since last
period.
• Top location overall – Brixton Road n23. 14 of
these were Rowdy or Inconsiderate Behaviour
Rowdy or Inconsiderate Behaviour: (n337 – 60% decrease from last year and 8% increase from last period)
• Key locations are Brixton Road (n14 – mainly in close proximity to the tube station), Streatham High Road (n11) and
Stockwell Road (n10)
• Tends to occur between 23::00hrs and 01:00hrs
• Peak days are Saturdays and Sundays
Vehicle Abandoned not stolen (13– 38% decrease from last year and 8% increase from last period):
• Key location is Effra Parade (n2). Various locations
• Tends to be reported between 09:00hrs and 10:00hrs
• Incidents occur throughout the week
Vehicle Nuisance (51– 36% decrease from last year and 2% increase from last period):
• Key location is Norwood Park (n10)
• Peak hours are between 16:00hrs and 00:00hrs
• Incidents occur throughout the week, but peak slightly on a Saturday
Recommendations:
• Liaise with Parks in relation to ASB at Norwood Park
CRI- :Lambeth Safer Street Team
Current ASB Hotspots for Street Population
• St Leonards churchyard – Reports of street drinkers at the church in the late afternoon and during
the evening. This has increased due to the improvement of the weather
•Waterloo (St John’s church garden, Sutton walk, Waterloo bridge, Cornwall road, Millennium
Green) Begging and street drinking is on-going issue. Reports of increased street drinking at
Millennium green
•Wedgewood house (Lambeth Living, Bishops) – Reports and evidence of rough sleepers bedded
down within the bin sheds. Reports suggest this has had happened in the past
•Vauxhall station – underpass tunnels, bus concourse –reports of begging in Vauxhall in which is an
on-going problem. This usually occurs during the rush hour period in the morning and afternoon.
Enforcement procedure have started with some clients
•Sainsbury's, Herne Hill – Begging which has been an on-going issue. Contact has been made with
the store manager and Herne Hill SNT. Store manager agreed that he will contact the police if the
person begging is seen.
•Clapham High Street and Clapham Common – begging and street drinking is an on going issue.
Begging usually occurs at the cash points and the street drinkers tend to congregate the fountain.
•Wyvill estate – On-going street drug use, reports suggest that this has picked up in recent weeks.
Increased patrol from the wardens and Oval SNT.
Hate Crime/ Lambeth Community Safety
Pride Weekend / Hate Crime Reporting Campaign
• Pride in London – central London Sat 28/06/14
• Big Gay Picnic Sun 29/06/14 Vauxhall Pleasure
Gardens
• On-going concerns about ASB in GODING St
• Increased LGBT community tensions following high
profile homophobic attacks – Vauxhall Ammonia 8/6,
Whitechapel
• Estimated only 1 in 6 LGBT report hate crime
• Vauxhall One funded Hate Crime Reporting Cards
x5000 to be distributed
• In an emergency report via 999 otherwise 101, hate
crime
can
be
reported
online
www.lambeth.gov.uk/hatecrime or via Mark Healey
Lambeth
Hate
Crime
Coordinator
[email protected]
• Alternatively GALOP – www.galop.org.uk can provide
independent hate crime advice and support + Helpline
Recommendations:
• Lambeth Transport Police – 1sgt/5pc 7.30pm-2.30am 28/6, 2sgt/3pc 7am2am Sun 29/6
• Lambeth Police – Insp Mark Mclellan covering Policing Vauxhall Pleasure
Gardens
Confirmed events
02 Academy
•Jim Jeffries – 31st July to 1st August
Other events
•28th to 29th June – Calling Festival at Clapham Common
•5 a side football tournament – Windmill Gardens 28th June
•Waterloo Quarter Food Festival – Emma Cons Gardens – 3rd July
•Summer Screenings at Vauxhall Gardens – 8th, 15th and 22nd July