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Crimes and priorities
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Identify and target misuse of e-scooters in public areas / road safety concerns
Action taken:
Our residents have continued to highlighted the growing concerns around e-scooters being used on roads and footpaths in the Llanelli Rural area.
This continues to be an issue especially along the coastal path between Llanelli and Burry Port.
Officers will look to conduct joint operations with our town colleagues over the next 3 months to target the areas and individuals concerned and take positive action against the illegal use of any e-scooter.
Information will be processed and any outcomes publicised accordingly
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Anti-social behaviour
Action taken:
Anti-social behaviour remains a priority concern for us in several areas with the Llanelli rural community
Community leaders have highlighted areas of concern and over the coming months we will look to target these through conducting preventative measures by monitoring and targeting the hot spot areas for any ASB in our communities and aim to carry out joint patrols with partner agencies.
This will be structured around a strategic approach, supported through data analysis, with a view to intervene early and reduce overall ASB within our area.
NPPT officers will take positive action with any individual concerned or involved with ASB
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Road safety concerns and issues
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Road safety continues to be a concern within our communities and whilst your NPPT teams are limited in direct actions that can be taken we are able to organise and undertake operations and actions alongside the Roads Policing Team to target these areas of concern.
The Llanelli Rural NPPT team will continue to identify and target the areas of concern utilising the RPU team and drones to target ASB on the roads, and in particular the illegal and dangerous use of e-scooters.
These issues remain a priority over the coming months and further operations of this nature will continue to be conducted in partnership with our Llanelli Town colleagues to identify and take action against any person involved in the behaviour