My Local Bobby is Recruiting Across London.
We are looking for experienced, and dedicated personnel for our beats across various locations in Central, East, West, North London and the Home Counties.
[email protected]
https://t.co/Rgdo6bhBHB
Office: 0207 078 7460.
The Beat – Issue 31 is now out.
This latest edition sets out the work being delivered daily by the Bobbies from My Local Bobby across our beats.
📖 The Beat – Issue 31 is available now.
@iainoverton Arrested for Theft. My Local Bobby detain between 10-40 suspects daily across its 43 beats, primarily for shoplifting, pick pockets, assaults and occasionally far more serious offences, including possession of firearms. All lawful. They also prosecute as a private prosecutor.
'As I put my phone to my ear, he grabbed it and was away on an electric bike'
Ex-Metropolitan police detective David McKelvey fell victim to mobile phone theft in London and warns the streets are becoming 'lawless'.
@LeeAndersonMP_ Also consider that significant numbers of Authorised Firearms Officers (AFO’s), handed in their tickets and gave up carrying firearms after the NX121 prosecution. London is at real risk.
ASB Awareness Week: Stand Together Against Antisocial Behaviour
This National Antisocial Behaviour Awareness Week, we’re raising awareness of the damaging impact of ASB and empowering individuals and communities to take a stand.
What is ASB? Antisocial Behaviour (ASB) can disrupt lives, damage communities, and even lead to serious crime. It includes:
Targeting specific individuals or groups.
Causing trouble, annoyance, or distress within a community.
Impacting the wider environment, such as public spaces or buildings.
Know Your Rights: This year’s theme, ‘Know Your Rights,’ highlights the UK Government ASB Case Review, a tool giving victims of persistent ASB the right to request a review of their case. Shockingly, only 6% of people are aware of this policy.
Why Report ASB? National stats show:
50% of victims don’t report ASB because they think “nothing will be done.”
15% don’t know how or where to report it.
Let’s change this. If you or someone you know is affected by ASB, there are ways to report it:
📞 Police: Call 101 for non-emergency incidents.
📞 Crimestoppers: Call 0800 555 111 or report online anonymously.
🏛 Local Council: Contact your local council
Together, we can make our communities safer and stronger. 💪
#ASBAwarenessWeek #KnowYourRights #SaferCommunities #StopASB
An article in todays Mail On Sunday that mentions the work of TM Eye’s Prolific Crimes Team and the work of the Bobbies from My Local Bobby.
#creatingsafercommunities#retailcrime#justice
https://t.co/WkcsX5j2zM
@LBC@RachelSJohnson@peter1fahy Absolute rubbish that members of the public and store security staff cannot arrest shoplifters. My Local Bobby and TM Eye do it everyday.