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Burglary and vehicle crime
Theme Group Convenor
Councillor Carl Les
01677 423702
Cllr. Carl.Les@hambleton.gov.uk
Domestic burglary is very low in Hambleton, with house burglaries often caused by a small number of offenders.
Current work includes:
- Doorstoppers 'Say no to doorstep callers' campaign
- 'Cracking Crime' roadshows
- 'Vale and Dale' security initiative providing locks and bolts and home surveys for repeat and vulnerable victims
Targets include:
- Reducing domestic burglary by 18%
- Reducing burglary other by 20%
- Developing an improved victim support package with more agencies contributing services
- Instigating more Architectural Liaison Officer surveys for larger business premises and public buildings
Vehicle crime is also lower in Hambleton compared with the North Yorkshire average.
Current work includes:
- Identification of prolific and persistent offenders and interventions to prevent Further crime
- Targeted Police operations
- Awareness raising amongst the general public on vehicle security
Targets include:
- Reducing theft of vehicles by 20%
- Reducing theft from vehicles by 17%
- Detection of criminals travelling into Hambleton to commit crime
- through inter-partnership co-operation eg the Tees Valley and South and
West Yorkshire - Reducing rural vehicle crime through improved 'tracker' initiatives
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