South Tottenham

Priority 1

Anti Social Behaviour targeting Markfield Recreation Ground N15 and Broad Lane N15.

Recent Unlicensed Music Events and general anti social behaviour unvolving drug use are the core problems that face this area.

High Visibility Patrols in the area during peak times.

Powers under the Anti-Social Behaviour Act to be used to manage prolific Offenders in the area with the use of Anti-Social Behaviour Warnings, Community Protection Warnings and Community Protection Notices.

Develop and act on any intelligence in relation to premises involved in the supply of legal drugs.

Stop Search powers to be used where appropriate and use of enforcement to manage ongoing issues.

Link in with partner including the council and local support agencies to manage offender management in the area.

Update 20/10/26

The team continue to patrol this area and focus on anti social behaviour. This will continue in the winter months to reassure the local community with visible policing and reducing crime.

Priority 2.

Shoplifting Tottenham Hale Retail Park

Mixture of High Visibility and plain clothes patrols working with Tesco and other stores security to target prolific offenders.

Work with local Town Centre Team and use of AUROR information sharing system to identify repeat offences and suspects across Metropolitan Police Service.

Build and secure evidence for Criminal Behaviour Orders to manage repeat offenders and reduce crime in and around our top ten offenders and to be reviewed periodically.

Use of Engagement bus and crime prevention stall in Tesco High Road and Retail Park and to work closely with staff and security to manage ongoing issue.

Update 20/10/26

PCSO's from South Tottenham ward detained a shoplifter yesterday who was arrested and charged for shoplifting. Another good result for the ward and highlights the teams focus on reducing crime in this area.

Priority 3 Violence against person

Inclusive of Ferry Lane and Canal path with high visibility patrols to reassure the local community.

To plan and consider planned patrols with residents in the area to reassure and to work alongside to gather intelligence and prevent and reduce crime.

Look at causes of crime in the area and consider use of targeted patrols and use of powers under the Anti-Social Behaviour Act using Anti-Social Behaviour warnings, Community Protection Warnings and Community Protection Notices to manage anti-social behaviour in the area that can escalate to criminal offences.

Update 20/10/26

Patrols continue including late at night to prevent crime and reassure the public. The team have been proactive in the area with some stops and the use of community protecion warnings and notices.