Dalton police
Last updated at 16:40, Friday, 03 April 2009
Dalton's policing team wants to hear from YOU.
Patrol Sergeant John McIntosh manages Dalton's 10 PCs.
Sgt McIntosh said: "I have 23 years service and I have no doubt some of you will remember me from the ten years that I worked in the town as a constable between 1989 and 1999."I took up my present role at the end of April 2008 and working with the other members of the team have aimed to deliver a high standard of policing to the area that aims to make Dalton and its surrounding area a safe place to live.
"The last 12 months have reflected this with reported crime of all types reducing together with a reduction in anti social behaviour. This trend can be continued if we all work together and as a result can I urge you to report matters of concern to the police. I can be contacted on 0845 33 00 247."
Community Sergeant Stuart Flett is responsible for managing Dalton's team of PCSOs:
John McVea (Dalton South)
Louise Perry (Dalton North)
Sgt Flett said: "Two years ago I took up the position as a combined response and community based supervisor for Dalton. "Neighbourhood community based policing was experiencing a revival and over that period I have been fortunate enough to see the process developing and expanding."I am keen to promote and build relationships with residents and other partner agencies to help tackle the issues and priorities that matter most to them."
PCSO John McVea is responsible for Dalton South - bordered by Market St, Broughton Rd moving south towards Ulverston Rd to Greystone Estate and then on to Newton Village.
Over the past 12 months, John has delivered cycle training to Year 5 & 6 pupils at Newton School, Dalton St Mary’s and Our Lady’s and has organised out-of-school activities for the children of Dalton.
PCSO McVea said: "If you wish to talk to me regarding any issues please don’t hesitate to contact me by approaching me in the street, I am often out and about on foot or you can call at the Police Station on a Mon, Wed & Friday between 9am and 12noon or leave contact details on 0845 33 00 247."
PCSO MCVEA'S CURRENT COMMUNITY CONCERN Over the past few months, there have been reports of schoolchildren playing on the rail line between Forty Steps at Tantabank and Ruskin Bridge. This is a very dangerous activity and I ask you to drill home the message to younger mem bers of your family the dangers the railway lines hold.
EVENTS
Dalton's policing team hold a weekly surgery, every Wednesday between 1pm and 2.30pm at Dalton Town Hall.
WITNESS APPEALS
Dalton police need your help to solve crime. Do you have any information about the following incidents? Contact 0845 3300 247 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
12.3.2009 Cleator Street
BURGLARS entered a house and stole a laptop and a handbag. Police said intruders got into the house in Cleator Street, Dalton after the front door of the property was left unsecured. Officers say the incident took place between 9.30pm and 6am.
Sgt McIntosh said about the burglary: "House burglaries are a rare crime in Dalton, this crime was as a result of the house being left unsecure overnight. Could I remind you to lock your house when you go to bed. If you have concerns regarding security please contact the police."
First published at 14:38, Wednesday, 18 March 2009
Published by http://www.daltonlocal.co.uk
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