Mark Payne Agenda The Basic Command Unit model and its - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Mark Payne

Agenda The Basic Command Unit model and its implementation in Hounslow. • The changes in staff resourcing and the estate under this new model. • The impact on visible police patrols. • The effect of the changes on key performance indicators and response times. • Plans for partnership working with local authorities in order to ensure the priorities agreed in the Hounslow Community Safety Partnership Strategy are achieved.

The changes in staff resourcing and the estate under this new model

Staff Levels Pre BCU Apr 18 Count of Rank Column Labels Row Labels PCSO Pub Access PC A/PS PS A/INS INSP A/CI CI Supt C/Supt D/Supt DCI A/DCI DI DS A/DS DC T/DC Grand Total TP EALING BOCU 24 367 7 46 2 9 2 1 2 1 1 1 5 19 1 48 19 555 TP HILLINGDON BOCU 25 2 285 3 37 2 8 2 1 1 3 12 38 13 432 TP HOUNSLOW BOCU 16 310 8 34 1 9 1 2 1 3 14 1 32 20 452 (A) Operational 1 197 3 19 6 1 1 228 (B) Neighbourhood Policing 15 67 3 10 3 98 (C) Control Infrastructure 7 2 3 1 2 1 2 18 (D) Criminal Investigation Dep 39 2 1 3 11 32 20 108 Grand Total 65 2 962 18 117 5 26 2 4 5 1 1 2 1 11 45 2 118 52 1439 Staff Levels Post BCU Apr 19 Count of Rank Column Labels Row Labels PCSO Pub Access PC A/PS PS A/INS INSP A/CI CI Supt C/Supt D/Supt DCI DI A/DI DS A/DS DC T/DC Grand Total (A) Headquarters 34 2 14 1 6 1 3 3 1 2 1 68 (B) Neighbourhood Policing 63 220 2 32 4 321 (C) Emergency Response &Patrol 1 557 2 64 3 12 4 643 Ealing 199 1 22 5 2 229 Hillingdon 1 185 20 2 3 211 Hounslow 173 1 22 1 4 2 203 (D) C.I.D. 51 2 4 2 19 2 74 17 171 (E) Safeguarding 78 2 2 6 30 4 86 30 238 Grand Total 63 1 940 6 114 4 22 1 3 3 1 2 2 11 2 53 6 160 47 1441

Police Stations Pre BCU Locations

Police Stations After BCU Locations

Police Stations After BCU Locations

The impact on visible police patrols

Visibility Pre BCU w often do you see police patrolling on foot, bicycle, or horseback in the area?

Visibility Post BCU Jan 19 w often do you see police patrolling on foot, bicycle, or horseback in the area?

The effect of the changes on key performance indicators and response times

Total Notifiable Offences TNO Offs WA v MPS R12 months Performance Comparison WA Continues to perform better than the MP Whole. performance is inline with MPS direct Travel. Unfortunately, Both MPS and WA have seen increase in TNOs, starting in February, this co down to the increase in the State Based TNO Weapon resulting fro S&S WA MPS TNO Offs WA Sectors' R12 months Performance Comparison East and South have seen reductions over th year and since golive, Currently: South 2.3% Last Meeting 2 East 4.2% Last Meeting 2 West 2.3% Last Meeting 1 All three Sectors are seeing an increase in li MPS Increase South East West 29/04/19 12

Personal Robbery Robbery of Personal Property Offs WA v MPS R12 months Performance Comparison WA is seeing an increase in Personal Robbe where the MPS has seen a reduction. WA performance is being driven by Hounslow. WA MPS bbery of Personal Property Offs WA Sectors' R12 months Performance Comparison West and East sectors has seen a reduction Robbery, where South continues to see consi increase. All three sectors are seeing an increase ove few weeks. South East West 29/04/19 13

Knife Crime Knife Crime Offs WA v MPS R12 months Performance Comparison WA MPS Since December South sector are seeing an i Knife Crime Offs WA Sectors' R12 months Performance Comparison in Knife crime, over the last month East secto seeing an increase. South East West 29/04/19 14

Knife Crime With Injury Knife Crime With Injury Offs WA v MPS R12 months Performance Comparison Knife crim with Injury is seeing a reduction o last 12 Months, Our performance is still a reduction but not a as the MPS. WA MPS Knife Crime With Injury Offs WA Sectors' R12 months Performance Comparison Over the past 12 months West has seen the reduction in Knife Crime, April 2018 west had a KCwI increase of 45% compared with the previous Year, where it is -24% Both South and East have seen an increase same period South East West 29/04/19 15

Confidence & Satisfaction

% % % % % % % % % % % % 10-Jun 10-Jun 29/04/19 17-Jun 17-Jun 24-Jun 24-Jun 01-Jul 01-Jul 08-Jul 08-Jul 15-Jul 15-Jul 22-Jul 22-Jul 29-Jul 29-Jul E Team – Response Times – DA v All Calls 05-Aug 05-Aug 12-Aug 12-Aug 19-Aug 19-Aug 26-Aug 26-Aug WA DA I Calls 02-Sep 02-Sep WA I Calls DA I Calls All I Calls Call Type 09-Sep 09-Sep 16-Sep 16-Sep 23-Sep 23-Sep BCU DA Since Go live 30-Sep 30-Sep BCU 74.9% 82.5% 75.0% 83.5% ERPT E I Call Performance 07-Oct 07-Oct 14-Oct 14-Oct 21-Oct 21-Oct ERPT E DA ERPT E 28-Oct 28-Oct last 15wks 04-Nov 04-Nov 75.7% 82.9% 73.8% 85.6% 11-Nov 11-Nov 18-Nov 18-Nov Linear (ERPT E) Linear (ERPT E DA) 25-Nov 25-Nov Previous 15wks 02-Dec 02-Dec 72.4% 82.3% 74.3% 83.1% 09-Dec 09-Dec 16-Dec 16-Dec 23-Dec 23-Dec 30-Dec 30-Dec 06-Jan 06-Jan 13-Jan 13-Jan 20-Jan 20-Jan 27-Jan 27-Jan 03-Feb 03-Feb 10-Feb 10-Feb 17-Feb 17-Feb 24-Feb 24-Feb 03-Mar 03-Mar 10-Mar 10-Mar 17 17-Mar 17-Mar

Stop & Search 29/04/19 18

ERPT – Sanction Detections Overall Last 15wks Previous 15wks team only team showing a reduction in the average number of detections ERPT - Team A 10 10 9 er week. this is still an increase on their over all average. ERPT - Team B 9 10 10 ERPT - Team C 7 8 9 ERPT - Team D 11 12 12 eam D seeing the highest average of detections ERPT - Team E 9 9 8 ERPT Average 9 10 9 29/04/19 19

Non DA VWI Non Domestic Abuse VWI Offs WA v MPS R12 months Performance Comparison WA has seen a reduction over the past year, a slight increase over the last 4 weeks, we a line with the MPS WA MPS Non Domestic Abuse VWI Offs WA Sectors' R12 months Performance Comparison West has seen the largest reduction of the se and their performance mirrors the MPS and East Sector are continuing to see an increa January 2019 South are also seeing reductions South East West 29/04/19 20

Residential Burglary Offences Burglary - Residential Offs WA v MPS R12 months Performance Comparison Since 18/11/2019 WA has seen an increase Burglary, where the MPS continues to see a reduction. WA is now higher than the MPS WA MPS Burglary - Residential Offs WA Sectors' R12 months Performance Comparison West and East continue to see increases wh South is seeing a continued reduction in resi burglaries. South East West 29/04/19 21

Plans for partnership working with local authoritie in order to ensure the priorities agreed in the Hounslow Community Safety Partnership Strateg are achieved.

Plans WA-S VIOLENCE ACTION PLAN • Operation Catalyst: A/CI Watkinson is lead – Co-ordinated in line with the TTCG VCTF and Op Sceptre/Wolverine to target areas worst affected with focus on S&S • Weapon Sweeps – SNTs regularly carry out weapon sweeps, some of which are in • partnership with members of the community. Reassurance Patrols – SNT and LBH officers are working LT shifts to carry out Hi-Vis • patrols in Union Lane, Thornbury Park and London Road. Op Stallion/Wolverine targeting known offenders (ANPR and intel led ops). • Safer Schools Team – SST officers engaging schools re awareness about KEC. • Liaising with West Thames College to set up knife arch initiative after the Easter break Sec 60 CJPO searches utilised. Allowing officers greater scope to conduct searches. • Dispersal zones under sec 35, ASB Act have been authorised in high crime/ASB • areas. New analyst dedicated to VWI & KEC, to direct resources where needed. •