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Officers from North Wales Police’s Roads Crime Unit have been carrying out proactive enforcement activity targeting food delivery drivers across the region following a rise in incidents involving uninsured drivers and vehicles found to be in a dangerous condition.
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Tibor Tompos, of Ashfield Road, Shotton, appeared at Caernarfon Crown Court for sentencing on 7 July.
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North Wales Police is reminding motorists that there is no excuse for getting behind the wheel under the influence of drink or drugs, as officers continue their proactive enforcement campaign throughout the summer months.
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North Wales is currently under an Amber weather warning, and temperatures are set to stay high all week.
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A new role dedicated to improving community safety has been introduced to assist Neighbourhood Policing Teams (NPT) to protect communities.
Tackling the misuse of Drugs
Work continues in this area with support from the Communities who provide intelligence which directs police actions. This intelligence is key to supporting the police to not only conduct search warrants in the district, but it also feeds into the bigger picture of County Lines which can span several police forces and supports our colleagues in Regional Crime Teams to tackle Organised Crime. While tackling this we also work with partner agencies to identify those who are Vulnerable within the community and may be at risk of exploitation and a multi-agency approach is implemented to support those at risk. If you have any information that can support us, please use the "Contact Us" section of this website or report anonymously through crimestoppers-uk.org.
Anti-Social Behaviour including Anti-Social Driving
We continue to work to address ongoing ASB issues in the district utilising data analysis to highlight Hotspot areas for targeted patrols. The data does not always reflect what the community see and our Neighbourhood Policing Team work closely with the Community and Partners to identify gaps and address these. Where possible we always seek to identify those causing ASB and will first look at interventions and support and when this fails, we will explore further options such as Acceptable Behaviour Contracts and Community Protection Notices before proceeding with the Criminal Justice route where suitable. Operation Tenacity continues to identify those driving in an anti-social manner ensured the appropriate action is taken and this is further supported by our colleagues in Roads Crime Unit. This is a particularly challenging area of policing due to risk involved particularly with E-Scooters and Off-Road Bikes and Community support is essential in tackling this problem. If you have any information that can support us, please use the "Contact Us" section of this website or report anonymously through crimestoppers-uk.org.
Retail Crime
Partnership work continues with Chester and North Wales Business Crime Reduction Partnership Team to support local businesses as well as our response to Retail Crime.
Couple with Op Bastion we have seen some excellent results in identifying offenders early and progressing them through the criminal justice system.
We continue working with our Prevention Team who can support businesses with a Design Out Crime Assessment which can help stores safeguard themselves and minimise the opportunities for Retail Crime.
We are also working with Partners in Checkpoint Cymru and our Integrated Offender Management team and Youth Offender Teams who can look at the offender and provide suitable support where required to prevent re-offending risk.
