Friday, May 11, 2018
ISSUE: Anti Social Behaviour in St TeathnnCamelford Police are receiving complaints regarding eggs being thrown at a house in St Teath.nPlease can any one who has any information as to whom is doing this contact us via 101.nObviously
ACTION: Update
Thursday, November 29, 2018
ISSUE: Speeding VehiclesnnYour local police are investigating reports of speeding vehicles through the areas of Camelford
Wednesday, January 6, 2021
ISSUE: CoVid19nnCurrently Camelford Officers are supporting the NHS by enforcing the Regulations regarding Social Distancing
ACTION: Update
Tuesday, December 17, 2019
ISSUE: Partnership WorkingnnTo work with partner agencies to deal with persons who live in local housing and who u00a0commit crime
ACTION: Update
Friday, May 11, 2018
ISSUE: Speeding VehiclesnnCamelford Police have received complaints about speeding vehicles in various locations.nCommunity Speedwatches are already operating in the Delabole and St Teath areas.nA Community Speedwatch is due to go live in Camelford within the next few weeks.nIf sufficient volunteers come forward then Community Speedwatches will also be set up in Warbstow and Crackington.nIf you feel that speeding is an issue in your village then please contactu00a0PCSO 30665 Mike DODD at Camelford Police Stationu00a0regarding the possibility of setting up a Community Speedwatch.u00a0 ACTION: Update
ISSUE: Vulnerable PeoplennA large amount of police time is currenty devoted to safeguarded a number of vulnerable people in Camelford and outlyingu00a0areas.u00a0 Mental health
ACTION: Update
ISSUE: Positive action has taken place regarding drug dealingnnLast yearu00a0the Camelford Police Neighborhood Team assisted with the execution ofu00a0several warrants obtained under the Misuse of Drugs Act.u00a0 Drugs were found at addresses in Camelford itself and several of the surrounding villages.nPlease anyone with information about where drugs are being grown
ACTION: Update
ISSUE: Speeding Motorists and Traffic Offences outside of local Primary SchoolsnnCamelford Police have received multiple complaints about speeding vehicles and traffic offences in Camelford
ACTION: Update
ISSUE: CoVid19nnCurrently Camelford Officers are supporting the NHS by enforcing the Regulations regarding Social Distancing
ACTION: Update
ISSUE: Possession
ACTION: Update
ISSUE: Sheep WorryingnnCamelford Police are concerned about the number of reports of dogs worrying sheep that have been reported - expechially on Davidstow Moor and Rough Tor.nWe wish to encourage farmers to report such incidents and we are also planning a hold information events on Davidstow Moor and also on the road to Rough Tor
ISSUE: Underage Drinking in TintagelnnCamelford Police have received many complaints about underage drinking in the pubs in Tintagel.u00a0 We are making regular visits to the pubs in Tintagel to enforce the laws regarding the legal age to drink alcohol in Licensed Premises
ACTION: Update
ISSUE: Prevention of Sheep Worrying by dogsnnnCamelford Police are currently running a campaign to help reduce livestock worrying on and around the Moor (Davidstow/Roughtor/Crowdy) and are issuing leaflets to dog walkers over the coming weekends. Police will again today be patrolling the Moor and handing out leaflets this weekend. Please be mindful when walking dogs on the Moor
ACTION: Update
ISSUE: High Visibility PatrolnnFrom January 2022 and through the rest of the Winter and Spring period
ACTION: Update
ISSUE: Shoplifiting in CamelfordnnThere has been a sharp rise in shoplifting incidents in the The Town Centre.u00a0 It is believed local stores are being targetted by school age youths in the evenings and weekends. Police are employing various tactics to identify those responsible and ensure those premises targetted are improving security.
ACTION: Update
ISSUE: Uninsured/Untaxed vehiclesnnTo deal positively with cars that are not insured or have no Vehicle Excise Licence by both prosecuting the owners/drivers and also by removing them from roads and public places by use of Police Powers.u00a0 Please can people report in details of cars with no insurance or VEL to us by E Mail
ACTION: Update
ISSUE: DrugsnnWe will be actively patrolling Camelford
ACTION: Update
ISSUE: Damage to Enfield ParknnPolice are investigating a number of reports of damage being caused to the play equipment and other property in and around Enfield Park in Camelford. Youths have been witnessed casuing some of the damage. Police are appealing for witnesses to the damage andu00a0increasing patrols inu00a0the area.u00a0 Police are also liaising with local schools to highlight the problem.
ISSUE: Increase in Dwelling BurglariesnnFrom 8th December 2018 there has been a sudden increase in dwelling burglaries along the North Coast from St Teath to Bude.u00a0 Holiday Homes and properties that appear unoccupied at night are being targeted.u00a0 Jewellery and cash areu00a0 of primary interest tou00a0the offenders.u00a0 Widemouth Bay and Crooklets have both been a focus of such crimes.nSeveral vehicles were seen in the area
ACTION: Update
ISSUE: Damage in Enfield Park
ACTION: Update
ISSUE: Anti-social Behaviour in Camelford Town CentrennAfter measures were taken earlier this year to tackle Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB)u00a0in Camelford Town Centre
ACTION: Update
ISSUE: Dogs Worrying Livestock. nnIt is a focus of Camelford Police to target incidents of Dogs Worrying Livestock
ACTION: Update
ISSUE: Anti Social Behaviour- Camelford Skate ParknnPolice have been made aware of some Anti-Social behaviour and damage being caused in and around the Camelford Skate Park.u00a0nAs a result this area will be targeted by local Police patrols which will be incorporated into our existing High Visibility Patrol priority.u00a0nThe aim will be to disrupt anti-social behaviour in the area and prevent further damage.u00a0nGraffiti and Damage will not be tolerated in any of our areas and robust action will be taken against offenders where evidence allows. CCTV covers Camelford Skate Park and this will aid in the prevention and detection of crime.u00a0u00a0
ACTION: Update
New Devon And Cornwall Police priorities and concerns for this neighbourhood will be published here once they are announced by Devon And Cornwall Police through the data.police.uk portal.
