New chief will listen to concerns
A new senior police officer has taken over a patch which covers a town and several villages.
Inspector Tim McCabe is the new commander of Charnwood police, at Syston police station, which covers villages such as Birstall, Syston, Sileby and Mountsorrel.
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He began his career with Merseyside Police and transferred to Leicestershire in 1989.
He has previously served at Syston police station and was the inspector in charge of policing Loughborough.
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He replaces Temporary Inspector Gaynor Turner.
The 46-year-old said: "To me, the all-important thing is to protect our communities from those who commit crime and those who behave anti-socially.
"This can best be done in partnership with other agencies and I will be working with a wide range of organisations to make this happen.
"I am also committed to robustly tackling offenders to stop their criminality."
He said he would try to recruit more police volunteers and to expand the number of Neighbourhood Watch schemes.
Insp McCabe said: "I am keen to listen to people's concerns and act upon them, so I would urge people to get in touch with me, or their local beat officer, if they have any issues at all and we will do what we can to tackle them."
Comments
by rhino
Thursday, January 10 2013, 9:18PM
“MORE B****S**T.”
by daveb0360
Wednesday, January 09 2013, 3:15PM
“Here's hoping though............”
by daveb0360
Wednesday, January 09 2013, 3:13PM
“I think the key part of this report is the quote " We will do what we can to tackle them"(issues).
As I have proved over recent years, with a lot of the issues affecting our area, the police are hamstrung by public apathy and policies that only serve the majority complainants.”