Shoplifter given tougher restrictions following further offences
13:54 23/10/2026A prolific Telford shoplifter has had additional conditions added to his Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) after being found guilty of further offences.
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A prolific Telford shoplifter has had additional conditions added to his Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) after being found guilty of further offences.
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Issued 01 October 2026
Conduct targeted speed enforcement at the times and locations identified by residents.
Deploy a Speed Indication Device (SID) or mobile speed-monitoring equipment to gather evidence of the scale of the problem.
Carry out high-visibility patrols to reassure residents and deter offending drivers.
Use social media and neighbourhood messaging platforms to highlight enforcement activity and remind motorists of speed limits.
Actioned 01 October 2026
There have been concerns raised by businesses within the area regarding anti-social behaviour.
Issued 01 October 2026
- Conduct targeted high-visibility patrols at the times and locations where ASB is occurring.
- Engage with affected businesses to gather detailed information and identify repeat offenders.
- Review CCTV opportunities and encourage businesses to report incidents promptly.
- Use dispersal powers, Community Protection Warnings/Notices, or other appropriate legislation where thresholds are met.
Actioned 01 October 2026