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Dear Belgrave Community members, While social media can be a useful way for communities to share information, please do not assume the police are aware of an incident simply because it has been posted online. We may not see every post, comment, or community group discussion. If you witness a crime, have information about an incident, or have concerns about suspicious activity, please report it directly to us. Reporting ensures that the information reaches the right people and allows us to assess and respond appropriately. Remember: ✅ If it needs police attention, report it to the police. ✅ Do not rely solely on social media posts. ✅ Your information could help prevent crime or protect others. So please, if you know something, say something. Your report could make all the difference. Stay vigilant, stay informed, and continue reporting concerns directly to the police .  | |
| If You Know Something, Say Something | If You Know Something, Say Something
Today, your local Neighbourhood Policing Team held a Crime Prevention Pop-Up Stand, giving members of the community the opportunity to speak with us, raise concerns, and receive crime prevention advice.
It was great to meet so many residents and hear about issues affecting our local area. However, one common theme we encountered was people telling us about incidents and concerns by saying, "It's all over Facebook."
While social media can be a useful way for communities to share information, please do not assume the police are aware of an incident simply because it has been posted online. We may not see every post, comment, or community group discussion.
If you witness a crime, have information about an incident, or have concerns about suspicious activity, please report it directly to us. Reporting ensures that the information reaches the right people and allows us to assess and respond appropriately.
Remember:
✅ If it needs police attention, report it to the police.
✅ Do not rely solely on social media posts.
✅ Your information could help prevent crime or protect others.
So please, if you know something, say something. Your report could make all the difference.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by our stand today and took the time to speak with us. We look forward to continuing to work together to keep our communities safe.
Stay vigilant, stay informed, and continue reporting concerns directly to the police. | | When & Where is it? | | Fri 24 Jul 2026 13:30 |
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