It’s now much easier to report drug crime activity – after Alasdair Keddie leads

Local residents can now report any suspected drugs-related activity to Dorset Police much more quickly and easily.

Green Councillor for Queen’s Park & Charminster Alasdair Keddie is a member of the Dorset Police & Crime Panel. He successfully led a strand of work by the Panel on crime reporting, which led to agreement for Dorset Police to set up a new “intelligence portal” webform.

Alasdair commented: “I’ve been determined to see improvements to the reporting of non-emergency crime. It was so cumbersome and took such a long time that crime wasn’t being reported. This meant the police lacked up-to-date data on where the hotspots were. The new streamlined system greatly improves crime reporting.”

– Report form:

Alasdair Keddie Front page Neighbourhoods Policing, Crime & Anti-Social Behaviour Queen's Park & Charminster

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