Community Harm - focusing on:
- Persistent and severe Anti-Social Behaviours
- Serious Violence including Knife Crime
- Road Safety
- Shoplifting

Issued 15 January 2026

Hotspot Policing is in place daily and officers are carrying out high visibility foot patrols in Hotspot locations with a focus on Anti-Social Behaviour.
We are working closely with the ASB officers around Anti-social behaviour escalation and ensuring support is in place where needed.
Over the past 3 months we have carried out several shoplifting operations in the sector and issued numerous CBO's to prolific offenders to try and curb the offending behaviour.
We will continue to be highly visible in the community and focus on those who repeatedly commit crime and cause the community harm.

Actioned 15 January 2026

Dangerous Drugs Networks including Organised Crime and Exploitation

Issued 15 January 2026

We continue to conduct drugs warrants in the locality to disrupt and persue those dealing drugs. We conducted a warrant in Camborne where £85,000 worth of class A drugs were seized and the 19 year old offender was given a custodial prison sentence.
We also conducted a further drugs warrant where £9,000 street value of class A drugs were located and again the offender received a custodial prison sentence.
We will continue to focus on Dangerous Drugs Networks that cause the highest harm to those impacted.

Actioned 15 January 2026

Vulnerability Reduction - including safeguarding repeat victims and vulnerable persons and tackling violence against women and girls

Issued 15 January 2026

We have launched 'walk and talk' in the area which is an initiative where females can pair up with a female officer to show them where in the locality they do not feel safe. We will then work with partners to try and make this better.
We also continue to work closely with partners to ensure that we are not only pursuing criminals but looking at where we can prevent crime from happening.
We have launched 'walk and talk' in the area which is an initiative where females can pair up with a female officer to show them where in the locality they do not feel safe. We will then work with partners to try and make this better.
We also continue to work closely with partners to ensure that we are not only pursuing criminals but looking at where we can prevent crime from happening.
If you would like to utilise 'walk and talk' please email NPS-camborne@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk

Actioned 15 January 2026