Ham, Petersham & Richmond Riverside

ASB

Issued 01 October 2025

Hotspot identification: Use CAD data, community reports, and officer observations to map ASB locations.
Vehicle and offender profiling: Track repeat offenders, linked vehicles, and patterns (e.g. time of day, type of vehicle).
Community intel: Promote anonymous reporting via Crimestoppers and local channels.
Partner data: Share intelligence with council, DVLA, housing, and traffic enforcement teams.
High-visibility patrols: Deploy officers to known hotspots during peak ASB times.
Stop/search operations: Use intelligence-led tactics to disrupt nuisance driving.
Vehicle seizures: Use Section 59 powers to remove vehicles used in ASB or driven dangerously.
Joint operations: Collaborate with Roads Policing, Safer Transport Teams, and council enforcement.

Actioned 01 January 2026

Residential Burglary

Issued 01 October 2025

Analyse crime data: Identify hotspots, repeat locations, times of day, and MO.
Link series: Use CCTV, forensic hits, and witness statements to link offences.
Nominal focus: Identify and monitor known offenders, especially those recently released from custody.
Partner intel: Share information with probation, housing, and neighbouring wards.
High-visibility patrols in hotspot areas during peak offending times.
Plain-clothes operations to detect suspicious behaviour.
Stop/search powers used proportionately on known suspects or in hotspot zones.
Warrants and arrests: Prioritise burglary suspects for proactive enforcement.

Actioned 01 January 2026

Drug related activity

Issued 01 October 2025

Hotspot mapping: Identify key locations for dealing, use, and associated ASB.
Community intel: Encourage reporting via Crimestoppers, ward panels, and online tools.
Nominal tracking: Monitor known offenders, especially those linked to county lines or organised crime.
Partner data: Share and receive intelligence from housing, schools, health, and probation.

Actioned 01 January 2026

Vehicle ASB

Issued 01 October 2025

Data mapping: Identify hotspots for vehicle ASB (e.g. car parks, estates, industrial areas).
Community reports: Use ward panels, social media, and 101/online reports to gather intel.
CCTV and ANPR: Review footage to identify vehicles and patterns.
Link with partners: Share intelligence with council, housing, and traffic enforcement teams.
High-visibility patrols: Deploy officers to known ASB hotspots during peak times.
Joint operations: Work with Roads Policing and Traffic teams for enforcement.
Stop/search powers: Use proportionately on known offenders or suspicious vehicles.
Seizures under Section 59: Remove vehicles used in ASB or driven dangerously.

Actioned 01 January 2026