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Violence Related Priority Working towards a reduction in assaults on Blackstock Road. Mainly focusing in the in areas where people tend to gather, mostly in and around cafes frequented by members of the community on Blackstock Road. We will also distribute crime prevention literature and advice around keeping safe and reporting incidents.
Issued 17 February 2026
Joint working with other met areas and operations to tackle this issue
Actioned 17 February 2026
ASB/Drugs Targeting ASB on Blackstock Road mostly drug or alcohol related through a partnership approach between police and council, particularly after sunset.
Issued 17 February 2026
Joint working with other met areas and operations to tackle this issue to include patrols engagement.
Actioned 17 February 2026
Vagrancy - Kings Crescent Est., Wilberforce Road and Queens Drive Targeting homelessness and frequent use of communal stairwells for shelter, drug use and causing ASB. Target drug users sheltering in back alleys/corridors of houses to inject, particularly Wilberforce Road and Queens Drive.
Issued 17 February 2026
Tasked patrols in the areas , using street link options for referral
Actioned 17 February 2026