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Boscombe & Christchurch Neighbourhood Policing Team Hello everyone, Its been a very busy and productive week for your local neighbourhood policing team. Here's a quick look at some of the work we've been doing to keep our community safe and connected 2 x Arrests 3 x Stop Searches (what for) 2 x Reports of antisocial behaviour 1 x Community Resolutions issued 2 x Community engagements several address checks and reassurance visits 3 x Hours of patrol on foot/mobile in problem areaOfficers from the team also supported our patrol colleagues throughout the week with a variety of incidents. They assisted in the arrest of a male for stalking offences.Conducted drug related stop searches in Boscombe Cliff Gardens that resulted in the arrest of one male who later was charged and remanded into custodyGathered evidence to support a closure for an area of an address in Southcote RdChased a man that was hiding in the bushes in Boscombe Chine Gardens. He was also swiftly chased by a member of the publics dog who got over excited about what was happening! Luckily the dog was retrieved, the male was located & stop searched, and given a dispersal notice for 48hrs banning him from the area.Conducted foot patrol in the Springbourne and East Cliff area completing various visits which included issuing a Community Protection Warning Notice (CPW) completed a drivers assessment following a road traffic collision.Held a community contact point (CCP) outside of an address in Southcote Rd which was well attended. For those who signed up to Dorset Alert during this, welcome to your first update!We have also issued multiple CPW's for anti-social behaviour and a community resolution for kerb crawling following targeted mobile patrols in the Springbourne area.2 safeguarding referrals completed for children linked to CSE ( Child sexual exploitation )Domestic abuse incident of affray between father in law and son in law. Attended a report of a suspicious boat landing in Mudeford, which turned out to be Coastguard on exercises.Report taken of a burglary in Highcliffe.Hi visibility patrols in Christchurch High Street due to increased reports of shopliftingJoint visit was conducted with housing association for a vulnerable female tenant. We hope you have a safe and enjoyable week. 
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