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Inspector Simon Garrett is the Neighbourhood Policing Inspector for the Devizes, Marlborough and Pewsey areas.
With over 24 years of policing experience - 21 of those spent with Wiltshire Police - Simon has served in a wide variety of roles across the county. His background includes a strong focus on frontline policing as well as time spent in custody roles, including the delivery of specialist training.
Simon is passionate about the impact Neighbourhood Policing can have on local communities. He believes it offers a valuable opportunity to proactively target crime hotspots, reduce offending, and provide tailored support to the most vulnerable members of the public.
Leading the local Neighbourhood Team is a role Simon describes as a privilege. He is committed to making a meaningful difference in the communities he serves and ensuring his team delivers the highest possible standard of service.
Deb Laycock is the Neighbourhood Sergeant overseeing the Marlborough and Pewsey areas. She began her policing career with Wiltshire Police in 2019 as a uniformed response officer based in Warminster, before moving into the Child Abuse Investigation Team, where she served as a Detective for three years.
In July 2025, Deb took on the role of Neighbourhood Sergeant for Marlborough and Pewsey and is passionate about delivering the best possible service to the communities she serves.
She enjoys working closely with local PCs and PCSOs, building strong relationships within the community, and spending time out and about in the neighbourhoods.
Attending community events throughout the year is a particular highlight for Deb and an important opportunity to show how much the team cares about local residents.
She describes her role as a genuine privilege and remains committed to working hard for the communities she serves.
PC 2811 Jason Steele is the dedicated Neighbourhood Policing Officer for Marlborough, part of the Devizes Area Neighbourhood Policing Team.
Jason joined Wiltshire Police in November 2016 and spent several years on a Response Policing Team covering Devizes, Pewsey, and Marlborough. In the summer of 2023, he transitioned to Neighbourhood Policing, taking on the role of Marlborough’s local officer.
He enjoys the variety that neighbourhood policing offers—from responding to live incidents to addressing long-term community concerns through problem-solving and engagement. Jason is also a trained Wildlife Crime Officer (WCO) and has a particular interest in tackling issues affecting rural communities.
Having spent most of his policing career within the Marlborough sector, Jason values the strong sense of community in the area and is committed to maintaining local trust and safety through proactive, visible policing.
PCSO Melissa Camilleri is the dedicated rural officer for the Marlborough area villages. With over 17 years of experience as a Police Community Support Officer, Melissa began her career with Wiltshire Police in 2008, initially covering rural South Swindon. Since then, she has served in various parts of the county, including Pewsey and Devizes, before taking on her current role in Marlborough’s rural communities.
A proud local, Melissa grew up in the Marlborough area and feels a deep connection to the community she now serves. Her strong ties to the countryside and passion for rural life led her to volunteer as a Wiltshire Police Wildlife Crime Officer, a role that complements her policing work and allows her to support the protection of local wildlife and the rural environment.
Known for her approachable manner and dedication to community-based policing, Melissa values the variety her role brings and the opportunity to make a tangible difference. She takes great pride in representing Wiltshire Police within the very communities that helped shape her journey into policing
Disruption and detection of rural crimes and hare coursing
Issued 27 May 2026
We’re acting on local intelligence to deter and detect rural criminal activity, working alongside landowners to strengthen our response.
Actioned 27 May 2026
Prevention and detection of burglaries from a home setting and rural breaks
Issued 27 May 2026
The team is maintaining a visible presence across our more isolated communities and providing targeted patrols during peak times for burglary offences.
Actioned 27 May 2026