POLICE in Stockton Heath are “obviously doing something right” as crime figures are down considerably.
Police Community Support Officer Peter Crellin told Stockton Heath Parish Council that Cheshire’s Chief Constable, David Whatton, was visiting the area.
PCSO Crellin said: “He wants to see what we are doing right, as our results are better than other areas.”
During the previous month there had been 19 incidents of anti-social behaviour. These were minor, including knocking on doors and running away and throwing a tin of pop into a garden.
Three incidents of burglary were recorded , eight incidents of theft, six of which were shoplifting, and one incident of criminal damage to a car.
PCSO Crellin added: “We are obviously doing something right. There have been quite dramatic reductions in crime incidents such as anti social behaviour and theft.”
POLICE in Stockton Heath are "obviously doing something right" as crime
figures are down considerably.
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