Humberside Crime Prevention Partnership (HCPP) Alert and Messaging Group

Humberside Crime Prevention Partnership (HCPP) Alert and Messaging Group

Good afternoon – I hope this message reaches you well!

I wanted to welcome you to the new Humberside Crime Prevention Partnership (HCPP) Alert and Messaging Group. We have set this up within our core My Community Alert system and are now able to share alerts, updates and messages with all HCPP Members, directly.

To mark this first message, I felt it was important to reflect on the feedback you and other members shared when we last came together at Melton.

We heard your feedback that you need more accessible means to seek support from the police when needed, recognising you cannot always expect your people to routinely step away from their core business roles.

As such, I am delighted to be able to share a new accessible and flexible route for reporting crime or antisocial behaviour.

We also recognise some people may feel unsure as to when they can use the 999 emergency phone number to seek police assistance so wanted to also provide some clarity on that also. Our advice is that 999 is available where:

There is a danger to life

A crime is in progress or has just happened.

A dangerous incident on the roads

Suspicious incident that needs immediate attention

Immediate action is required to save lives, stop injury or catch criminals

In cases where the above do not apply, you can now report crime and antisocial behaviour online:

You can use this link to report concerns around Antisocial Behaviour - Report antisocial behaviour | Humberside Police

You can use this link to report a crime - Report a crime | Humberside Police

Over the weeks ahead we will be sharing updates around how you can share broader information / intelligence and share digital evidence through our recently launched online portal, alongside some useful Business Crime alerts and some wider Crime Prevention advice.

We hope you find this information and these upcoming articles useful and of course welcome any feedback that you may have – so please do not hesitate to get in touch.

With best wishes,

Paul French

Superintendent

Head of Community Safety

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