South Leicester Police

06/09/2026

Busy day today at Knighton Park fun day, it was lovely to see all of you today. It was very hot again🥵🌞
If you have neighbourhood link please fill in your surveys to have your say on what our priorities will be for the next coming months.
It was nice that PC 4161 HIRU joined us to help with our engagement. Stay safe everyone.
PCSO Thomas 👮‍♀️🌞

06/09/2026

Good Morning Knighton Residents,
We will be at the Knighton park show today, should you have any policing concerns, please come and speak to us.
Have a fun day 😊👮‍♀️

06/09/2026

Good Morning, Clarendon Park Community,

Just for your information, CASTLE Ward meeting is being held at Knighton Library on Clarendon Park Road from 6.30pm on Thursday 10th September 2026, please view attached poster with further information, meet your Councillors and Police representatives.




PCSO 6614

05/09/2026

Following concerns raised by local residents about traffic offences in the area, officers were out on patrol today carrying out enforcement activity.
We engaged with drivers and took positive action to prevent motorists from committing traffic offences, helping to keep our roads safer for everyone.
Thank you to those who continue to report concerns to us. Your information helps us target the issues that matter most to our communities.
PC 1400
PCSO 6096

05/09/2026

While at Sainsburys on Queens Road today carrying out enquiries and taking statements relating to a shoplifting incident, one of our PCSOs deterred another theft that was in progress.

It seems that sometimes simply being in the right place at the right time, and wearing a uniform, is enough to change someone's plans! 👀

A big thank you to the store staff and members of the public for your ongoing support and assistance. Your vigilance, information, and willingness to engage with us play a vital role in helping to prevent crime and keep our community safe.

04/09/2026

The next Eyres Monsell Ward Meeting is on 30th September at 10:00am at the Eyres Monsell Community Centre. The local Councillors, as well as local Police team and other services, will be present.

You can find more information about the next meeting and also past meetings at the following link: https://leicspolice.link/JWbou

- PCSO Sam

Contact: Angela Martin, Ward Community Engagement Officer, tel: 0116 454 6571, e-mail:  [email protected] 

04/09/2026

The value of proactive foot patrols

While conducting foot patrols i spotted a vehicle travelling along Lutterworth Road which raised suspicion.

Following checks on the vehicle registration, it was identified as being subject to a Statutory Off Road Notification (SORN).

The vehicle was subsequently stopped and the driver spoken to, with appropriate roadside checks carried out.

As a result of the intervention, the vehicle was recovered from the road.

This incident highlights the importance of visible and proactive policing within our communities. Foot patrols provide officers with the opportunity to engage directly with the public, identify issues and take positive action where necessary.

A simple observation during routine patrol can have a tangible impact on road safety and the wider community.

Visible policing. Proactive action. Safer roads and communities.

Pcso Vince

04/09/2026

🚨 ABANDONED VEHICLE FORCES PEDESTRIANS INTO THE ROAD! 🚗⚠️

👮‍♂️ Whilst out on foot patrol, I was made aware of a vehicle that had been left abandoned and completely blocking the footpath.

🚶‍♂️🐕 Dog walkers, pedestrians and, most concerningly, disabled members of the public were being forced to leave the pavement and walk out into the road to get around the vehicle.

⚠️ This created a real and completely unnecessary risk to public safety. Having people—particularly those who may already have mobility difficulties—forced into the road could potentially have resulted in serious injury or worse.

It is extremely disappointing that anyone would leave a vehicle in such a way, showing little consideration for other members of the community. A pavement is there to provide a safe route for pedestrians, and blocking it entirely can have serious consequences. 🚫🚗

✅ The vehicle has now been recovered, meaning the footpath is once again accessible and safer for everyone.

👏 Thank you to those who brought the issue to my attention. Looking out for one another and reporting hazards like this can make a real difference to keeping our streets safe. ❤️

Pcso Vince

03/09/2026

🐾 While out on patrol this evening, we met Collin, who seemed very interested in what we were up to!

After stopping for a quick fuss and a chat, Collin appeared ready to join the team and come out on patrol with us. Unfortunately, we couldn't offer a warrant card, but plenty of ear scratches seemed to keep Collin happy! 😊

Safe to say Collin made our evening patrol a little brighter.

Thank you to everyone who stopped for a chat. It's these everyday conversations that help us stay connected with the community we serve.

PCSO Michelle & Kayleigh
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