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Report 4 of the 06 Sept 02 meeting of the Co-ordination and Policing Committee and provides details for the bodies/agencies involved in addressing street crime.
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Agencies involved in addressing street crime
Report: 4
Date: 06 September 2002
By: Commissioner
Summary
The report provides details for the bodies/agencies involved in addressing street crime. It is provided in response to a request by members at the Full Authority meeting in July 2002 so that they could consider how to feed into these bodies to best effect.
A. Recommendation
That Members are invited to note the different bodies in place, both within the MPS and externally, that co-ordinate activity regarding street crime.
B. Supporting information
1. Internal - Metropolitan Police
| Department | Lead |
|---|---|
| London Street Crime Management Board | Deputy Commissioner Ian Blair |
| Safer Streets – Strategy | Commander Robert Quick |
| Safer Streets - Operations | Detective Superintendent Richard Quinn |
| Youth Crime and Diversion | Commander Steven Roberts |
2. External
| Agency | Agency Lead |
|---|---|
| Home Office Street Crime Action Team | Ken Sutton |
| Home Office Street Crime Program Delivery Group | Mr John Denham |
| London Youth Crime Task Force | Mr John Denham |
| GLA Community Safety Team | Helen McDonagh |
| GoL Crime Reduction Team | Ms Ellie Roy |
| London Criminal Justice Board | Mr Ashley Truluck |
| ACPO Trials Issues Group Street Crime Reduction Initiative | Inspector Peter Hall |
3. A verbal update on current street crime analysis and trends will be presented at the committee meeting.
C. Equality and diversity implications
None.
D. Financial implications
None.
E. Background papers
None.
F. Contact details
Report author: Detective Inspector David Manning, MPS.
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