Superintendent Michelle Martin Strathclyde Police

Implementing the Enhanced Policing Plan

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Michelle Martin

Superintendent

Shettleston, Baillieston and

Greater Easterhouse

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My Area

•Population approx 80,000

•S.I.M.D

•Violence/ Disorder

•88% fear of crime in Shettleston

•Low Life Expectancy

•Poverty

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•2 Opportunities

•Merger

•Money

•Enhanced Policing Plan

Introduction

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Public Reassurance Model

•Analysis

•Signal Crime Interviews

•Environmental Scanning

•EPIC Action Plans

•Problem Solving Partnerships

•KIN Groups

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Implementation

•Communities Unit / Key People

•Communication

•Internal/External

•Briefing/De Briefing

•Media

•Feedback

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Leadership Skills

•Vision

•Negotiating and Influencing

•Partners

•Problem Solving

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Results – Quantitative

•Violent crime at its lowest level for 5 years

•Antisocial behaviour related crime decreased by 7%

•Antisocial behaviour incidents decreased by 8%

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Results - Quantitative

2003/2004 2004/2005 2005/2006 2006/2007 2007/2008

Street Drinking 205 194 173 172 222

Urinating in Public Places 7 9 18 10 21

Carrying of Offensive Weapons 52 48 49 42 60

Total 264 251 240 224 303

% Change -5% -4% -7% +35%

Increased crime figures as a result of pro-active policing

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Results - Visible

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“People are coming out more in the evenings to shops”

“It is nice to see a lot of police”

“The EPP has delivered the feeling of a safer environment for the community”

“Young people too feel safe when the police are about”

Results - Qualitative

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The Future

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Michelle Martin

Superintendent

Shettleston, Baillieston and

Greater Easterhouse