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Wiltshire police is split into eight Community Policing Teams (CPTs). Each CPT is led by an inspector and made up of sergeants, PCs, PCSOs and is supported by additional officers from the wider area to help serve the community and help keep you safe.
Teams work closely with local authorities, organisations, partners and residents to decide policing priorities. This helps teams find long-term solutions to local problems.
Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) patrolling in Malmesbury.
Issued 16 November 2023
High visibility mobile and foot patrols in the town centre and associated hot spots to target youth ASB.
Pro-active operations are being actioned for the night-time economy and reassurance patrols will continue for the foreseeable.
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Actioned 16 November 2023
Zero Tolerance on Knife Crime
Issued 16 November 2023
The unlawful possession of a knife is covered by Section 139 of the Criminal Justice Act (1988), which is the offence of having an article with a blade or point in a public place.
This is an ‘either way’ offence which carries a maximum sentence of six months’ imprisonment or a fine in the Magistrates’ Court, or up to four years’ imprisonment in the Crown Court.
The local policing teams will be monitoring the ongoing situation across the areas of RWB, Malmesbury and Cricklade and will deal with offenders robustly.
Actioned 16 November 2023
Speedchecks in your area
Issued 16 November 2023
Speed Enforcement operated at 3 sites in Filands on 6 November 2023 and caught 7 vehicles speeding.
Your Speed Enforcement Officer on this occasion was Scott Garcia 9990.
The roads in this area have a clearly displayed speed limit of 40mph. The fastest vehicle was captured travelling at 56mph. On the day in question, it was sunny and dry.
Depending on previous convictions and history all 7 drivers will be offered a speed awareness course.
Proceedings will now be undertaken to ensure the most appropriate outcome for the offenders takes place.
Actioned 16 November 2023