Team patrols of Earls Court

Good evening residents, 

Please be aware that there is a cobble missing form the earls Court gardens road junction of Earls Court road leaving a large hole. We have reported this to the council and they are making the necessary arrangements to get this fixed as quick as possible.

We have been out on patrol of Earls Court in full today, Sgt, 3 PC's and our PCSO. We have spoken to several individuals about their conduct and behaviour in the area and have given four anti social behaviour (ASB) warnings as a result. 

We have made visits to properties highlighted by our residents as hubs for ASB, as a result we have notified the housing officers of areas that are in need of a clean and we should see this happen in the next few days if not sooner. 

We have had a lovely interaction with Tyson the Cat who was more than pleased to let us take his photo. If you see him along Longridge road, he will be happy to pose for you. 

Officers have been interacting with individuals who congregate on the corner of Trebovir Road junction of Earls Court road. these do not include the delivery drivers. The vibe we have been getting is that people like to meet up and chat. We have given a verbal warning that if they choose to congregate there for no reason other than to “Chat” we will have to move them on and it may well cost a small fine for the pleasure. There seems to be no real reason for anyone to be out there so we are looking into ways to get these individuals to stop this behaviour. 

We have conducted a few welfare visits and had some stop and searches along the way. 

We stumbled upon a street drinker, which is against our PSPO so they were issued with ASB warning and their drink was disposed. 

Its been a very busy shift and I can safely say that we are all looking forward to a well earned rest. 

Please remember to utilise the 999, 101 and website for crime and ASB issues Met engage messages are not monitored by ourselves 24/7.

Have a wonderful rest of your week and please come say hello if you see us on our patrols.