Tower Hamlets Crime Watch

Best practise

Call 999 for crime in action.

Seeing mobile phone thieves on bikes in your street?

Call 999 for thieves on bikes, to give Police immediate response capabilities.

use this QR code link to report online on Met Website, you will get a reference number and are able to download your report, never download your police report onto a shared computer. Other option is calling 101

Report on X to @MetCC in real time. You can send pictures and text and officers typically respond in 10 minutes. They will pass on your report to your local team or any other police team as seen necessary, you will get a CAD number if required.

Live Chat to Met Police

met live chat — This live chat button appears only when you visit the Met Police website, it is on all pages of the website. It will not work on Met Engage or Police.uk

Contact Tower Hamlets Police

Lost and Found items reporting

Getting results for local problems.

Terrorism prevention

Watch the new Martyn’s law explainer video – follow this link

Theft Prevention

Immobilise for any type of property
Secure Asset Register
Bikeregister for bikes and cycles

Active By-stander, caught a pickpocket

Working with the community

Using CCTV including camera doorbells.

E-bike safety

Safer Business Network

for all licensees, venue managers, proprietors, **register** for free training and refresher training for Ask for Angela.

Social Media sales/purchases

National Business Crime Centre

Tackling Retail Crime together — https://nbcc.police.uk/

The Victims Code

Understand your rights at https://www.victimscode.org.uk

Compensation

Criminal injuries compensation: a guide

Autism Alert card

Members of the public can apply for them through the email address: autism@met.police.uk 

The Autism Alert Card can be used by all autistic people and includes basic information such as the person’s name and contact details for an appropriate adult. The card also details information about autism and provides practical advice for the officer. 

There is also an A5 sized booklet version of the card, which goes into more detail about how the officer should communicate with the person, including how to help the person and any relevant information about them.  

See full article from Met Police.