Blaby Police

01/06/2026

Bikers Beware 🏍️ 👀

Take a look at the below warning from PCSO Mike from North West Leicestershire Police regarding bike theft. With regular bike meets at Stoney Cove and Triumph on the Hinckley and Blaby NPA, riders are encouraged to stay vigilant.

Please stay aware of who is around your bike, check it regularly and ask a trusted friend to keep an eye out if leaving it unattended.

Report any suspicious behaviour or incidents to Leicestershire Police.

https://leicspolice.link/buZTx

S/Sgt Tom 👮‍♂️

🏍️ 🚨 Bikers Beware 🚨🏍️

It's come to our attention that thieves are attending bike events, such as bike nights, and placing tracking devices on unattended motorbikes.

These devices allow offenders to locate where bikes are kept and later steal them.

Please stay alert and aware of who is around your bike.

Regularly check your bike for anything unusual or out of place.

There is software you can get which alerts you when you are near a tracker.

If you attend a bike night, try to park where you can clearly see your bike at all times.

Most importantly, remain vigilant and report any suspicious behaviour around your bike or others.

Together, we can help prevent motorbike theft in our community.



Mike 6500

01/06/2026

🚔 Community Safety Advice from the NH22 beat 🚔
Hi everyone 👋,
just a quick message from your local beat team to help keep our community safe and reduce the risk of burglary 🏡🔒
We’ve recently seen a slight increase in opportunistic thefts, so here are a few simple but effective steps you can take:
🔐 Lock it up – Always lock your doors and windows, even if you’re just popping out for a few minutes.
💡 Lights on timers – Use timers or smart bulbs to give the impression someone is home when you’re out.
📦 Keep valuables out of sight – Don’t leave items like laptops, keys, or handbags visible through windows.
🚗 Secure your vehicles – Lock your car and don’t leave keys near the front door where they can be accessed through letterboxes.
👀 Look out for each other – If something doesn’t feel right, trust your instincts and report it.

📱 Report suspicious activity:
Call 999 if a crime is in progress
Call 101 for non-emergencies
Or report online via your local police website

Stay safe,
👮‍♂️ PCSO 6506

30/05/2026

This evening a large group of youths attended an address uninvited to a party on Bramble Way.
Response and Neighbourhood Officers attended the location and quickly dispersed the group of 50+ individuals.
Some of the group who persisted in causing were taken home with details taken, parents spoken to.
Body camera footage has been taken of the event and will be shown to appropriate schools to ID more individuals.





PCSO Duane

30/05/2026

Hi all ,
It’s been another busy week trying to keep things ticking over (and occasionally unticking what shouldn’t be ticking ):

High-vis patrols on Queens Drive & Packhorse Drive, Enderby following reports of ASB and off-road motorbikes – because pavements aren’t racetracks.

Called to Littlethorpe for a neighbour dispute and reports of a fire – our BEAT team will be picking this up for further enquiries.

Patrols at Narborough Park & Memorial Park (Council Offices) after recent ASB concerns – visible presence = subtle reminder we’re around.

Patrols around the Narborough estate area re dirt bikes and youths on Carlton park causing ASB .

Lots of other local enquires across New Lubbesthorpe, and Fosse park.

Progressed an assault investigation, speaking with the victim’s family to reassure them around the proactive work ongoing.

🚨 The shift also kept us on our toes:
🔹 Assisted colleagues with a Grade 1 domestic incident involving a male on his wedding day… safe to say “for better or worse” wasn’t meant to start like that.
🔹 Dispersed a party that got a little too lively, restoring peace (and likely a few neighbours’ sleep schedules).

👀 As always – what you report really does shape what we do.

💬 You said, we did. We turned up. We sorted it. Then we carried on.

Stay safe all

Eastwood & Underwood 😊 👮 👮

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30/05/2026

👮‍♂️ Blaby, Cosby, Glen Parva & Whetstone PCSO Roundup 👮‍♀️

Over the last few days PCSOs 6641 Calum and 6622 Vicki have been working with partner agencies.

On Thursday, we completed a patch walk with Places for People Housing on Annas Way 🚶‍♂️🏘️, looking at ways to deal with ongoing anti-social behaviour.

Yesterday, alongside .org.uk 🤝, we’ve carried out several home visits linked to anti-social behaviour 🏠, giving advice and taking follow-up action where needed.

We have written a further six warning letters in relation to continued anti-social behaviour in Whetstone. These will be delivered alongside visits to parents over the coming days 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦.

We followed up on a report of criminal damage at Glen Parva Library 📚, CCTV has been collected 🎥 and suspects are being identified 🔍.

If you see us out, feel free to stop and have a chat 👋

29/05/2026

Good afternoon all!

The days are getting warmer, make sure you keep your windows and doors shut when you are out. Don't give burglars a chance!

Want to keep your property more secure? Follow some of the tips below:

*Utilise a burglar alarm.
*Utilise windows shock alarms.
*Utilise light timers.
*Utilise security lights.
*Install a doorbell cam and/or CCTV.
*Keep valuables in a safe and hide the safe well.
*Restrict access to the back of your property.
*Keep your car keys safe and put them in a faraday bag/pouch/box if your car uses keyless entry.

On the subject of cars consider the following:

*Keeping your car in a locked garage.
*Utilising a steering lock.
*Utilising wheel clamps.
*Installing a tracking device. In some cases some insurers will give you a discount if you have one installed.
*Installing bollards at the end of your driveway.

I hope some of these tips help keep you safe and your property and vehicle more secure!

PCSO Darby

27/05/2026

PC 904 Jon reporting from the NH24 beat of Sapcote, Huncote, Stoney Stanton, Sharnford, Elmesthorpe, Thurlaston and Croft. It’s been a while since my last post however myself and PCSO Danny that make up the team and together we post regularly.

Crime on the beat this month is on par with last month although slightly less and less compared to that of other beats. No specific alerts or prevention advice to give at this time however given the change in weather I would like to say a few words relating to the national phenomena of E-bikes, and off-road motor bikes. With the change in weather, we will inevitably see an increase in their use for ASB and in crime. Having recently interacted with one I speak from personal experience. Legal E-bikes are peddle assisted, power restricted to 25w or less and with an easily identifiable manufactures information plate. Many on the roads are illegal. This explains the non-descripted black clothing and balaclava. The realities are, you have an accident with one. You Pay! You have an accident caused by one You Pay! Illegal bikes, E-bikes and stolen bikes present a challenge and cost to the public and police. People involved in this crime may live next door. Police relay on information from the public to more effectively deal with this crime. You can report suspicions on 101, online or Crimestoppers. Let’s work together to keep people safe.

On a much lighter note, I attended the Croft Walking Market on the very hot Saturday just gone. Whilst mainly due to the beat being so large I usually use a car I was determined to attend the event on foot and do as the title suggests and walk the event. On reflection the day appeared a great success. The weather was perfect and I was amazed at how nice the people of views of Croft are. Thank you for the many offers of drinks some of which I accepted. I look forward to seeing you at the next one.

27/05/2026

S/Sgt Tom and SC Tom have been out and about covering the Hinckley and Blaby area for the Tuesday evening shift.

🚛💥🚧 We attended an RTC on the A5 at Hinckley where an HGV struck the train bridge. Road closures were in place for some time while Network Rail carried out structural assessments and recovery teams removed the vehicle and debris. Thank you for your patience during the disruption.

The driver was reported for driving without due care and attention and the collision has been sent for further investigation.

Thank you to LFRS for their assistance in removing debris that had become lodged underneath the bridge. Always putting those ladders to good use.

🚗🚓 The rest of the shift was spent completing ASB patrols across several locations where we have had ongoing reports of anti‑social use of vehicles. A number of vehicles were stop checked and drivers engaged with regarding the importance of safe and considerate driving.

We later attended similar reports at Shaw Lane, Markfield where a driver was issued with a Section 59 warning for their manner of driving.

That’s all from us for tonight!

S/Sgt Tom 👮🏼‍♂️

26/05/2026

This weeks update video, some old stories and an obscure film quote this time. Insp 2104

26/05/2026

Can you help?

Officers are appealing for anyone with information to come forward following a fatal collision in Braunstone Town yesterday evening (Monday 25 May).

Police and Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service were called to Radford Drive shortly after 6pm following a collision involving a Yamaha R6 motorcycle. It was reported a fire had then started which set the motorcycle and a nearby parked car alight.

The East Midlands Ambulance Service also attended the scene but the rider of the motorbike – a man in his 20s – was pronounced dead a short time later.

A scene preservation was put in place and officers have been working alongside colleagues from the fire service today (Tuesday) to establish the circumstances of the incident.

Anyone who saw the collision, or the vehicle travelling beforehand, or has CCTV or dashcam footage which may be relevant is asked to contact Leicestershire Police.

You can pass on information by calling 101 and quoting reference 26*302301.

Alternatively you can also visit https://leicspolice.link/ZVghB

https://leicspolice.link/6BMij