Police Day of Action Seizes Stolen Dirt Bike in Effort to Tackle Anti-Social Behaviour

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Police and community partners came together to tackle anti-social behaviour in Clock Face, seizing a stolen Sur-Ron electric dirt bike as part of a targeted day of action. The event aimed to reinforce the force's commitment to addressing crime and strengthening community relations. Community volunteers and residents supported the efforts, working to make the streets and green spaces safer for everyone.

Key Takeaways:

  • A stolen Sur-Ron electric dirt bike was seized during the execution of a search warrant as part of a targeted day of action.
  • The day of action involved collaboration between police, community partners, and residents to tackle anti-social behaviour in Clock Face.
  • The event was part of the Safer Streets Summer campaign and the government's Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee.
  • Inspector Stacey Pope stated that operations like this demonstrate the strength of partnership working to make neighbourhoods safer places to live and work.
  • PCSOs and police officers patrolled the area in uniform and plain clothes to provide a visible presence and reassurance for residents.
  • Community partners and dedicated volunteers supported the efforts to make the streets and green spaces around Clock Face safer.
  • Cllr Trisha Long, St Helens Borough Council's cabinet member for stronger communities, highlighted the importance of supporting partnerships and working together to address anti-social behaviour.

Statistics:

  • 1 stolen Sur-Ron electric dirt bike was seized as part of the day of action.
  • The event was part of the Safer Streets Summer campaign, which aims to make streets safer for everyone.
  • Police and community partners worked together to provide a visible presence and reassurance for residents, with PCSOs and police officers patrolling the area in uniform and plain clothes.
  • The event supported the government's Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee, which aims to strengthen community relations and make neighbourhoods safer.

Sources:

  • "Stolen dirt bike seized as part of police day of action to tackle anti-social behaviour in Clock Face." (July 22, [no date specified]).
  • "Inspector Stacey Pope of the Neighbourhood Policing Team at St Helens said..." [no date specified].
  • "Cllr Trisha Long, St Helens Borough Council's cabinet member for stronger communities, said..." [no date specified].
  • Merseyside Police website at: www.merseyside.police.uk
  • Merseyside Police social media: X @MerPolCC and Facebook 'Merseyside Police Contact Centre'
  • Crimestoppers: crimestoppers-uk.org