Knife Crime Prevention Orders from July 2021 to January 2022

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Freedom of information request reference no: 01.FOI.22.022741

I note you seek access to the following information:

Please note there are four parts to this request.

1. From 5 July 2021 to 5 January 2022, how many Knife Crime Prevention Orders have been applied for by the Metropolitan Police? Please provide a breakdown of the recipients’ race, gender and age.

2. From 5 July 2021 to 5 January 2022, how many Knife Crime Prevention Orders have been issued? Please provide a breakdown of the recipients’ race, gender and age.

3. How many recipients have breached their Knife Crime Prevention Orders? Of these breaches, how many resulted in a prison sentence? Please provide a breakdown of the recipients’ race, gender and age.

4. Please provide all communication between the Metropolitan Police and recipients of Knife Crime Prevention Orders, informing them about the order.

5. Please provide a list of all conditions imposed under issued Knife Crime Prevention Orders

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Q1 - From 5 July 2021 to 28 January 2022, how many Knife Crime Prevention Orders have been applied for by the Metropolitan Police? Please provide a breakdown of the recipients’ race, gender and age.

38 applications made:

Code - Ethnicity
IC1 - White - North European
IC2 - White - South European
IC3 - Black
IC4 - Asian (in the UK, "Asian" usually refers to South Asians)

1. Male, IC3, 14 years
2. Male, IC3, 15 years
3. Male, IC3, 15 years
4. Male, IC3, 16 years
5. Male, IC3, 15 years
6. Female, IC3, 16 years
7. Male, IC2, 17 years
8. Male, IC3, 15 years
9. Male, IC4, 17 years
10. Male, IC1, 15 years
11. Male, IC3, 14 years
12. Male, IC4, 16 years
13. Male, IC3, 19 years
14. Male, IC1, 18 years
15. Male, IC1, 31 years
16. Male, IC4, 20 years
17. Male, IC3, 23 years
18. Male, IC3, 23 years
19. Male, IC1, 19 years
20. Male, IC3, 19 years
21. Male, IC3, 18 years
22. Male, IC1, 49 years
23. Male, IC3, 22 years
24. Male, IC1, 43 years
25. Male, IC1, 32 years
26. Male, IC1, 18 years
27. Male, IC3, 18 years
28. Male, IC4, 23 years
29. Male, IC3, 28 years
30. Male IC2, 37 years
31. Male, IC3, 18 years
32. Male, IC1 29 years
33. Female, IC1, 30 years
34. Male IC1, 24 years
35. Male, IC1, 40 years
36. Male, IC3, 17 years
37. Male, IC3, 15 years
38. Male, IC1, 16 years

Q2 - From 5 July 2021 to 28 January 2022, how many Knife Crime Prevention Orders have been issued? Please provide a breakdown of the recipients’ race, gender and age.

26 Orders granted:

Q3 - How many recipients have breached their Knife Crime Prevention Orders? Of these breaches, how many resulted in a prison sentence? Please provide a
breakdown of the recipients’ race, gender and age.

Four subjects have breached their KCPO so far. Only one has been sentenced thus far. No one has been sent to prison as a result of a breach at this time
1. Male, IC3, 15 years
2. Male, IC3, 16 years
3. Male, IC3, 15 years
4. Female, IC3 16 years

Q4 - Please provide all communication between the Metropolitan Police and recipients of Knife Crime Prevention Orders, informing them about the order.

Information not held. It is not possible to supply correspondence in response to this point as it is not held on computer records.

Q5 - Please provide a list of all conditions imposed under issued Knife Crime Prevention Orders.

• Engage with (Charitable Provider Name Redacted) within 14 days (20th December)
• The defendant must attend & successfully complete a weapons awareness course within the 1st 12 months of this order as arranged through his probation officer
• Complete (specified course Name redacted) with (Charitable Provider Name Redacted)
• Attend knife awareness course with (Charitable Provider Name Redacted)
• The defendant must attend and engage with a (Charitable Provider Name Redacted) foundation programme to help find work within the painting and decorating trade.
• The defendant must attend and engage with a (Charitable Provider Name Redacted) foundation programme to help find work within the painting and decorating trade.
• The defendant must complete a weapons awareness course as arranged by the Youth Justice Service.
• The defendant must develop a working relationship between himself, YOS, Bromley Children’s Social Care & the Police to help identify a safety plan.
• The defendant must complete a weapons awareness course as arranged by the Youth Justice Service.
• The defendant must attend constructive leisure as directed by the professional network.
• The defendant must comply with directions as advised by the Youth Justice Service.
• The defendant must attend & successfully complete a weapons awareness course within the 1st 12 months of this order as arranged through his probation officer.
• The defendant must engage with (organisation – name redacted) within 7 days of this order being granted to take part in a diversionary course called (name redacted). A 5x session course involving Drug awareness. Grooming and exploitation awareness. Details of attendance dates will be provided on first contact. Contact details to be provided at Court.
• The defendant must engage with the homeless housing unit for 16-21 year olds and complete the appropriate housing application assessment within 7 days of this order being granted. Contact details to be provided at court (redacted)
• The defendant must attend a Knife Awareness course
• The defendant must attend & successfully complete a weapons awareness course within the 1st 12 months of this order as arranged through his probation officer.
• The defendant must attend the YOS & appointments as & when directed by his YOS officer as required.
• The defendant must attend education & related meetings in order to secure a placement as instructed by relevant professionals.
• The defendant must attend complete a weapons awareness course at the YOS.
• The defendant must attend constructive leisure as directed by the professional network.
• The defendant must attend victims awareness work as directed by YOS.
• The defendant must complete reparation as directed by YOS.
• The defendant must attend thinking skills sessions as directed by YOS.
• The defendant must attend the YOS & appointments as & when directed by his YOS officer as required.
• The defendant must attend education & related meetings in order to secure a placement as instructed by the relevant professionals.
• The defendant must complete a weapons awareness course at the YOS.
• The defendant must attend constructive leisure as directed by the professional network.
• The defendant must attend victim's awareness work as directed by the YOS.
• The defendant must complete reparation as directed by the YOS.
• The defendant must attend thinking skills sessions as directed by the YOS.
• The defendant must attend a knife awareness course provided by (name redacted) for the duration as specified by the organiser.
• The defendant must engage with (Organisation named redacted) within 14 days of granting of the KCPO
• The defendant must complete the specified course (employment skills) as directed by the named organisation (name redacted) within the prescribed time
• The defendant must attend a knife awareness course as specified by the organiser
• The defendant must attend he no knives better lives course
• The defendant must attend street doctors course
• The defendant must attend he no knives better lives course
• The defendant must attend street doctors course
• The defendant must engage with YOS on a weapons awareness course as prescribed by YOS.
• The defendant must engage with Subwise and CAHMs as prescribed by YOS.
• The defendant must engage and attend YOT meetings as set by the Youth Offending Team
• Do not possess blade of any length
• The defendant must not carry any knife or bladed article in any public place. (Save for an item of cutlery provided by a restaurant, cafe or like establishment for its customer use for the purposes of dining in and only for the time he is a customer within those premises).
• The defendant must not be in possession of any knife in any private premises. (Save for any kitchen utensils)
• The defendant must not be in Possession of any knife or bladed article in any public place including a folding pocket knife with a blade of 3 inches / 7.62cm or less and Stanley knife save for an item of cutlery provided by a restaurant, café or like establishment for its customers use for purposes of dining in and only for the time he is a customer within those premises
• The Defendant must not have a knife of any length anywhere unless at the time of eating a meal at a restaurant / takeaway premises or within a private dwelling.
• The defendant must not be in possession of any knife of any length other than when having a meal at a restaurant or on private premises.
• The defendant must not carry any knife or bladed article in any public place.
• The defendant must not carry any knife or bladed article in any public place.
• The defendant must not carry a folding knife with a blade measuring 3 inches or less.
• The defendant must not carry any knife or bladed article in any public place.
• The defendant must not be in possession of any article with a blade or point, except of a kitchen knife when used in the preparation of food, or a cutlery knife when used in the act of eating; or of a blade or point necessarily involved in the performance of supervised training or supervised work activity, during such activity
• The defendant must not carry any knife or bladed article in any public place.
• The defendant must not be in possession of any knife or bladed article in any public place including a folding pocket knife with a blade of 3 inches / 7.62cm or less (Save for an item of cutlery provided by a restaurant, cafe or like establishment for its customer use for the purposes of dining in and only for the time he is a customer within those premises)

• The defendant must not carry any knife or bladed article in any public place.
• The defendant must not carry any knife or bladed article in any public place.
• The defendant must not carry any knife or bladed article in any public place.
• The defendant must not carry any knife or bladed article in any public place.
• The defendant must not be in possession of any knife other than when having a meal at a restaurant or on private premises.
• The defendant must not possess a bladed article of any length in a public place unless for an immediate purpose of eating a prepared meal
• The defendant must not carry any knife or bladed article in any public place (Save for an item of cutlery provided by a restaurant, cafe or like establishment for its customer use for the purposes of dining in and only for the time he is a customer within those premises. Save for when engaged in training or at school premises and only at the time of that training or school activity)
• The defendant must not carry any knife or bladed article in any public place (Unless for an item of cutlery provided by a restaurant, cafe or like establishment for its customer use for the purposes of dining in and only for the time he is a customer within those premises.
• The defendant must bot have a knife of any length anywhere unless at the time of eating a meal at a restaurant / takeaway premises or within the private dwelling, unless when engaged in paid employment or training and at the time of that training or employment.
• The defendant must not Possess a bladed article of any length/offensive weapon in a public or private place except when eating or preparing a meal at his private address or eating a paid for meal at a commercial eating establishment or school, work or educational canteen
• The defendant must not purchase any type of knife online either from a shop or a person.
• Do not possess cannabis grinder or snap bag
• The defendant must not be in possession of Drug Paraphernalia including Cannabis pipes, pieces and bowls, Cannabis bongs, cannabis bubblers, cannabis grinder, cannabis vaporisers, cannabis vape pens. Cannabis pipes, pieces, bowls are small glass, ceramic or even plastic wear that cannabis is directly put into and smoked out of. They come in different shapes and sizes. The term “One hitter” may be used for a pieces that allows one hit of the drug. The bowl can also refer to the part of the device that the drug is packed into. Cannabis bongs are water pipes for smoking cannabis. The smoke is filtered through the water before it is inhaled. A cannabis bubbler is a combination of pipe and a bong, filters the smoke through water but is usually smaller and easier to carry that a bong. They are typically made of glass. A cannabis grinder is a metal, plastic or sometimes wooden device that breaks up the cannabis flower and stems so that it can be rolled or packed into a joint, blunt or bowl. Cannabis vaporisers come in different sizes. Portable ones are called vape pens. Some can take concentrates and other use the actual plant, both heat the drug and turn it into vapour that is to be inhaled. Cannabis vape pens are a smaller version of a vaporizer also called dab pens, e-cigarettes for cannabis or e-vapes. There are many different brands and types of vape pens. Can use concentrate or plant and are a type of vaporiser.
• The defendant must not be in possession of any cannabis grinder, self sealed snap bags or drug paraphernalia
• The defendant must not to be in possession of Drug Paraphernalia including Cannabis pipes, pieces and bowls, Cannabis bongs, cannabis bubblers, cannabis grinder, cannabis vaporisers, cannabis vape pens, crack pipes, foil, straws, aluminium cans, spoons, glass pipes, needles, large rizzla and snap bags.
• The defendant must not be in possession of any object used to assist in dealing or selling controlled drugs namely grinders and small sealable ‘snap bags’
• Do not attend any area of Abbey Wood, except travelling through the area on a train without alighting.
• The defendant must not enter the London Borough of Hackney as marked on the map (Save for when travelling through the marked area on public transport, but he must not alight within it save for the purposes of work and must leave immediately after work ,save for a pre-arranged police, solicitor or medical appointment).
• The defendant must bot enter Sainsbury’s – Bexleyheath, 72 Broadway, DA6 7DF
• The defendant must not enter the marked area within the LONDON BOROUGH of MERTON as marked in red on the attached map (save for when travelling through the marked area on public transport, but she must not alight within it)
• The defendant must not go within the exclusion zone as defined by the attached map – for a duration of 6 months (from Edmonton Green roundabout along Church Street to Victoria Road. Victoria South down to the A406 onto Silver Street until Gloucester Road. Gloucester Road onto Pretorian Road down to White Hart Lane onto the A1010. A1010 up to north onto the turning into Brantwood Road until the roundabout/junction near Dyson's Road. Dyson's road all the way up North onto the turning to the A406 onto Conduit Street where road meets Montague Road; Montague Road north until it meets with Town Road and all the way down on Town Road until it meets Plevna Road. Plevna Road leading into Fore Street and Fore Street back into the Station of Edmonton Green);
• The defendant must not enter the area covering the SOMERLEYTON ESTATE, SW9 within the LONDON BOROUGH of LAMBETH as marked in red on the attached map (save for when travelling through the marked area on public transport, but she must not alight within it)
• The defendant must not enter any Wilkinson Store in England and Wales
• The defendant must not enter the marked area within the LONDON BOROUGH of CROYDON covering the SHRUBLANDS ESTATE, CR0 as marked in red on the attached map (save for when travelling through the marked area on public transport, but he must not alight within it).
• The defendant must not enter the area within the LONDON BOROUGH of CROYDON covering the SHRUBLANDS ESTATE, CR0 as marked in red on the attached map (save for when travelling through the marked area on public transport, but he must not alight within it).
• The defendant must not enter areas bounded by Highfield Road, Orchid Road, Railway Terrace, Tilley Road, Browells Lane, Airpark Way and Hanworth Road between the hours of 14:00hrs and 22:00hrsThe defendant must:
• The defendant must not go to Tulse Hill Estate (Lambeth), New Park Estate (Lambeth) or Kennington Lane (Lambeth) unless attending a pre-arranged training session or unless travelling through on a vehicle without stopping.
• The defendant must not be together in any place within England and Wales with (Five name persons (names redacted)
• The defendant must not contact directly or indirectly (two named parties – names redacted)
• The defendant must not be together in a public place with either of the following person's (6 named parties – names redacted)
• The defendant must not contact directly or indirectly including through social media sites any of the following person’s (8 named parties – names redacted)
• The defendant must not be together in a public place with either of the following person's (4 named parties – names redacted)
• The defendant must not be together in a public place with either of the following person's (2 named parties – names redacted) save for when taking part in boxing training together in relation to one of the parties only).
• The defendant must not contact directly or indirectly including through social media sites either of the following two person's (names redacted)
• The defendant must not be together in a public place with (name redacted)
• The defendant must not be together in a public place with (Name redacted)
• The defendant must not contact directly or indirectly including through social media sites (Name redacted)
• The defendant must not be together in a public place with either of the following person's (Names redacted)
• The defendant must not be together in a public place with two or more persons and behaving in a manner likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress.
• The defendant must not contact directly or indirectly (name redacted)
• The defendant must not contact directly or indirectly (3 named parties – names redacted)
• The defendant must not contact directly or indirectly (3 named parties – names redacted)
• The defendant must not contact directly or indirectly (5 named parties – names redacted) unless they attend the same educational placement and contact is reasonable due to the circumstances. For example, are placed in the same class.
• The defendant must not contact directly or indirectly (including via social media) (Name redacted)
• The defendant must not be anywhere other than his home address between the times of 2200 - 0700 Daily. (For a six (6) month period). Exception being unless able to provide proof in the form of a letter of good reason not to be in the above address such as a medical appointment or work related task or emergency
• The defendant must abide by a curfew at home address (address redacted) from 8pm – 6am - for duration of 4 months;
• The defendant must not run or evade from any of the following when instructed to stop: a Police Officer or Police Community Support Officer in uniform, a plain clothed police officer who has shown a warrant card, a plain clothed police officer who the Defendant has cause to know is a police officer
• The defendant must not run from a police officer
• The defendant must not (In relation to all material posted on any social media platform including YouTube, Snapchat, Twitter, Facebook and any other similar websites or apps, music videos and live performances where the public have access upon payment or otherwise, claim responsibility for, or threaten to commit, any acts of violence against any individual, gang or group, refer to any other gang or group or refer directly to the death or injury of any individual.
• The defendant must not carry a mobile phone which is not registered in his own name or his mother’s name
• The defendant must not be drunk or consume alcohol in any public place.

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Knife Crime Prevention Orders from July 2021 to January 2022

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