Residents of Frisby on the Wreake who observe suspicious activity should report it to the police promptly. While Frisby on the Wreake has a lower crime rate of 42.5 incidents per 1,000 people, compared to the UK average of 91.6, vigilance remains important for maintaining the village’s strong safety score of 90/100 (UK average: 79).
There are several ways to report suspicious activity. In an emergency, such as a crime in progress, always dial 999. Provide the operator with as much detail as possible, including your location and a description of what you’ve witnessed. For non-emergency situations, you can contact the police through the following channels:
- Non-Emergency Number: Call 101. This number is for reporting crimes that have already occurred or for reporting suspicious activity that doesn’t require an immediate response.
- Online Reporting: Many incidents can be reported online through the Leicestershire Police website (https://www.leicestershire.police.uk/). Look for the 'Report a Crime' section.
- Neighbourhood Watch: Frisby on the Wreake may have a Neighbourhood Watch scheme. If so, reporting suspicious activity to your local coordinator can be a valuable way to share information within the community.
When reporting, be prepared to provide details such as:
- A clear description of what you saw or heard.
- The time and location of the incident.
- Descriptions of any individuals involved, including their appearance and clothing.
- Vehicle registration numbers, if applicable.
- Your contact information, in case the police need to follow up.
Remember, reporting suspicious activity is not about causing unnecessary alarm; it's about proactively contributing to the safety and security of Frisby on the Wreake. Even seemingly minor details can be crucial in preventing crime and ensuring the village remains a safe place to live.