Bike theft up in Luton in January
Bicycle theft is an older crime than you might think - as long ago as 1817, you might have heard the German inventor Karl Drais exclaiming about his purloined velocipede.
Bicycle theft is an older crime than you might think - as long ago as 1817, you might have heard the German inventor Karl Drais exclaiming about his purloined velocipede.
Violent and sexual crimes in the Stoke's Croft and St. Michael's area of Bristol have remained consistent since last April, as the area has an average of over one of such incidents occurring per day. Although some months, such as last August, saw falls, these were the exception rather than a trend.
Shoplifting - the act of stealthily taking items from a shop without payment - is an incredibly common crime and a particular scourge of lawfulness in Stoke-on-Trent. Police crime maps show 171 counts in January 2020 alone in the Hanley Park & Shelton area, with 52 counts in Boothen & Oak Hill during the same span of time.
Anti-social behaviour in Cheltenham in January 2020 was at a significantly higher rate than the month prior. Up more than a quarter to 92 incidents in the town, the improvements made in December (which saw the lowest rate of anti-social behaviour throughout the entirety of 2019) have been eliminated with a return to the annual average.
Criminal drug use in Telford, while obviously a risk to public health, is occurring at a reassuringly low rate according to the police crime map. There were only three recorded drug offences in January this year, coming down from December 2019 (7 charges) and November 2019 (5 charges).
In January 2020, anti-social behaviour crimes accounted for around 13% of all crimes that took place that month in Coventry. These crimes include personal, environmental, and nuisance type of anti-social behaviour crimes. 75 anti-social behaviour crimes took place in Coventry in January 2020, down from 78 the previous month.
Most months during the start of 2020, the most common type of crime taking place in Leeds city centre are violent crimes and sexual offences; this includes everything from common assaults such as GBH to rape and sexual harassment.
Shoplifting, which includes all theft from shops and stalls, is a common crime which takes place all over the UK, though big cities - where population density is highest - will see the highest rates. Birmingham city police stats show that shoplifting is a common problem, with at least 100 shoplifting crimes recorded most months in the city.
Shoplifting was the most common type of crime in Bath in January 2020, which may, in some ways, attest to the relatively low crime rates of this historic city, where violent crimes remain lower than in many other built-up parts of the UK.
In January 2020, 68 incidents of bike theft occurred that could be mapped by the Cambridge City Centre policing team. This number is almost twice the amount reported in the previous month of December 2019, where only 37 cases were recorded. Areas of interest Whilst the crimes seem to spread across the Cambridge area, most ...
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