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Chief Superintendent Roddy Irvine

Update to North Lanarkshire Community SafetyPartnership Forum

20th February 2017

Lanarkshire Policing Priorities

• Anti−social behaviour and Hate Crime• Violent Crime

• Serious Organised Crime! Counter Terrorism• Road Safety

• Public Confidence and Local Engagement• Drugs

Integrity; Fairness; Respect

National Updates

Cyber Crime

Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE)

Counter Terrorism

Mental Health Issues

Police Offices

Recorded Crime in North Lanarkshire

Overall Violent Crime (April 2016−December 2016)

2015/16 − 2,737 offences recorded2016/17−2,772 offences recorded with a detection rate of 73%Increase of 0.9%

Group 1−5 Crime (April 2016− December 2016)

2015/16− 12,294 offences recorded2016/17− 12,631 offences recorded with a detection rate of 48.3%Increase of 2.7%

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Group I Crime− Year to dateNon−sexual crimes of Violence− Murder, Culpable Homicide, Attempted Murder, Serious

Assault, Robbery, Extortion

Increase in Group 1 crime across North Lanarkshire

• 256in2015/16

• 309in2016/17

• Increase of 20% with a detection rate of 75%

• Cumbernauld −68 crimes compared to 46(15/16) an increase of 48%with a detection rate of 73.5%

• Coatbridge/Airdrie −95 crimes compared to 91(15/16) an increase of4.4% with a detection rate of 79%

Wishaw/ Motherwell/ Belishill − 146 crimes compared to 119 (15/16)increase of 23% with a detection rate of 73.2%

Sexual Offences− Year to dateLanarkshire Division has recorded an increase in the number of offences from300 in 2015/16 to 329 in 2016/17, with a detection rate of 56%.

• Cumbernauld − 75 recorded crimes compared to 61 in 2015/16,increase of 23% with a detection rate of 45%

• Coatbridge/Airdrie− 100 recorded crimes compared to 113 in2015/16, increase of 11.5% with a detection rate of 59%

• Wishaw/ Motherwell/ BeIIshiII − 154 crimes recorded compared to 126in 2015/16, increase of 22% with a detection rate of 61%

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Disorder and Antisocial Behaviour− YTD

There has been a decrease in all calls involving common assaults, Breach ofthe Peace, Section 38 Criminal Justice and Licensing (Scotland) Act 2010,street drinking and D&l from 9,264 to 8,078 a reduction of 13% with adetection rate of 85%.

• Cumbernauld − 1,542 recorded crimes compared to 1,564 (15/16) areduction of 1.4% with a detection rate of 84%

• Coatbridge/Airdrie —2,800 recorded crimes compared to 3,168(15/16) a reduction of 11.6%, with a detection rate of 85%

Wishaw/ Motherwell/ BelIshill − 3,736 recorded crimes compared to4,532 (15/16) a reduction of 17.5% with a detection rate of 85%

Local PrioritiesTheft by Housebreaking (including attempts)

2015/16− 740 offences recorded2016/17− 894 offences recorded, up 21%Detection rate for 16/17 is 20%

Drugs Supply

2015/16− 258 offences detected2016/17− 234 offences detected, reduction of 9.3%

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Offences relating to Motor Vehicles− YTD

Across North Lanarkshire there were 4,820 detections for a variety of RoadTraffic and associated offences.

1 person killed in a Road Traffic Collision, 6 fewer than same period last year

50 people seriously injured, compared to 532015/16

Includes 8 children under the age of 16

Public ConfidenceApril 2016− Dec 2016

Namberof Complaints Number of Complaints per 10.000about Police Police Incidents

Complaints received about Police 247 31.3

On Duty Off D u t y Q u a l i t y of Total NumberAllegations Allegations Service of Allegations

Allegations

Total Allegations Recorded 268 5 69 342

User Satisfaction Surveys

From 11tApriI 2016 to 31 December 2016, 1,066 user satisfaction surveys were carried out inLanarkshire Division. Of this number 80.6% reported that they are satisfied with the way policedealt with the incident they reported and the overall level of confidence in Police Scotland is 94%.

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Moving Forward• Change model/ local structures

• Local Police Plan

QUESTIONS?

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Violence, Disorder & Antisocial BehaviourApr Apr

2016− 2015− %VictimsDec Dec Change2016 2015

I Total No Groupi: Crimes of Violence 309 256 53 more 20.7%There has been an increase in Group 1 crimes with 53 more victims compared to the equivalent period lastyear. The serious / violent crimes of. Murder and attempted murder have experienced an increase in thisreporting period. There has been a reduction in the number of serious assaults committed, with 6 fewervictims. Part of the increase is due to Extortion via cyber Crimes. People being threatened online regardingpersonal photographs or videos which have been hacked and the person threatened that unless they paythen the item will be posted on a public forum.

2 Murder 4 3 1 more 33.3%

3 Attempted Murder 9 5 4 more 80.0%

4 Culpable Homicide (common law) 0 0 None −

5 Culpable Homicide (other) 0 1 1 fewer 100%

6 Serious Assault detection rate 78.5% 84.2% −5.7%

7 Serious Assault 177 183 6fewer −3.3%

8 Robbery detection rate 69.1% 72.1% −3.0%

9 Robbery 55 43 12 more 27.9%

10 Common assault detection rate 73.1% 78.8% −5.7%

11 Common assault 2,527 2,503 24 more 1.0%

12 Number of complaints regarding disorder 1 2 , 3 2 1 1 2 , 1 8 7more

1.1%

There has been a slight rise in the number of complaints regarding disorder in North Lanarkshire over thisperiod. The policing of disorder and anti−social behaviour remains a high priority for Lanarkshire Division, thisstatistical information is supported by the results from our survey− Your View Counts. This survey indicatesthat the top priority within North Lanarkshire is anti−social behaviour and disorder. The support provided byour community planning partners is vital in tackling all forms of anti−social behaviour.

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Violence, Disorder & Antisocial Behaviour (continued)Apr Apr

2016− 2015− %VictimsDec Dec Change2016 2015

13 Number of Domestic Abuse Incidents Reported to 3,331 3,002 11.0%the Police

14 Total Crimes and offences in domestic abuse 1 686 1 729−2.5%1T

incidents

15 Percentage of Domestic Incidents that result in a 42.2% 46.2% −4.0%crime being recorded

16 Total crimes and offences in domestic abuse 75.9% 82.6% −6.7%incidents detection rate

17 Total Detections for Domestic Bail Offences 136 165 −17.6%

Ensure 95% of domestic abuse initial bail checks18 are conducted within a prescribed timeframe 93.7% − −

(24hrs)

19 Hate Crime and offences detection rate 78.4% 82.1% −3.7%Although there are more incidents reported compared to the same period last year, there isactually a reduction in the number of crimes and offences. This may be due to the reporting ofdomestic concerns at an earlier stage, prior to a crime actually occurring. This is again supportedby the Partnership signposting to Domestic Abuse Scotland (DSDAS).

Total DSDAS applications North Lanarkshire 120

Power to tell 81 Right to ask 39Taken to DMF 84 Decision to disclose 62Outstanding disclosures to be made 2

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Violence, Disorder & Antisocial Behaviour −Stop and SearchesApr Apr

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2 1 %Dec VictimsDec 2016 Change2016 Positive

20 Number of stop and searches conducted (total) 1,009 542.

21 Number of statutory stop and searches conducted 964 528

22 Number of consensual stop and searches 45 14conducted23 Number of consensual stop and searches refused 0 −

−24 Number of seizures made 317 −An enhanced version of the National Stop & Search Database commenced on 1 June 2015. The enhanceddatabase brought significant changes in the process of data capture and the methodology for recording dataitems. No previous year to date figures are provided as it has been previously acknowledged this data is not100% accurate, therefore comparisons will provide misleading results or invalid conclusions.Management Information and data in respect of stop and search can be found on the Police Scotlandwebsite via http://www.scotland. police. uklabout−us/police−scotland/stop−and−search−data−publication

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Additional Identified Local PrioritiesApr Apr

2016− 2015− %VictimsDec Dec Change2016 2015

25 Number of detections for drugs supply, drugs 234 258 −9.3%productions, drugs cultivation

26 Theft by housebreaking (including attempts) 19.9% 14.6% 5.3%detection rate

27 Theft by housebreaking (including attempts) 894 740more

20.8%

28 Theft by shoplifting detection rate 69.1% 73.7% −4.6%

29 Theft by shoplifting 1,204 1,237 fewer −2.7%

30 Vandalism & Malicious Mischief detection rate 21.9% 21.1% 0.8%

31 Vandalism & Malicious Mischief 2,744 2,922 fewer −6.1%

Number of detections for Consuming Alcohol in a32 designated place (where appropriate byelaws 1096 1977 −44.6%

exist)

Public Protection

Apr Apr2016− 2015− %VictimsDec Dec Change2016 2015

33 Number of Sexual Crimes 329 300 29 more 9.7%

34 Sexual Crimes detection rate 56.8% 94.7% −37.9%

35 Rape detection rate 48.8% 102.7% −53.9%Of the 329 sexual crimes committed, it should be noted that 130 are historical in nature accounting for 40%of these crimes.

29 −1−5 years17 −5−10years84 −10+ years

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Road Traffic Casualty StatisticsApr Apr

2016− 2015− %VictimsDec Dec Change2016 2015

People Killed 1 7 6 fewer −85.7%

People Seriously injured 50 53 3 fewer −5.7%

People Slightly Injured 398 413 fewer −3.6%

Children (aged<16) Killed 0 0 None −

Children (aged<16) Seriously Injured 8 13 5 fewer −38.5%

There has been a significant decrease in the number of road deaths over the reporting period, there are alsoreductions in the number of people seriously injured and injured in road traffic collisions. The fatal accidentoccurred on 13th December 2016 on B7066 Glasgow to Edinburgh Road, near Newhouse when a 29 yearold male died as a result of injuries sustained in the crash. Keeping people safe on our roads remains a highpriority for Lanarkshire Division and collaborative work is ongoing in relation to education and enforcement.

Road Safety & Road Crime

Apr Apr2016− 2015− %VictimsDec Dec Change2016 2015

36 Dangerous driving 102 86 18.6%(Context)

37 Speeding 655 4,463 −85.3%(Context)

38 Disqualified driving 56 57 −1.8%(Context)

39 Driving Licence 337 274 23.0%(Context)

40 Insurance 777 608 27.8%(Context)

41 1 Seat Belts 120 247 −51.4%(Context)

42 1 Mobile Phone 164 285 −42.5%(Context)

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Public Confidence— A p r2016−Dec 2016

Number of Complaints Number of Complaints perabout the Police 10,000 Police Incidents

43 Complaints received about the Police 247 31.3(Context)

On Duty Off Duty Quality of Total

Allegations Allegations Service Number ofAllegations Allegations

44 Total Allegations Recorded 268 5 69 342(Context)

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