In this week’s clip, PCC John Campion is focusing on the action being taken by West Mercia Police to tackle anti-social behaviour in local communities.
Currently developing his new police and crime plan which will form the blueprint for West Mercia Police over the next four years, more than 140 of you sent in your thoughts, feelings and priorities as part of the Big Conversation.
In the Big Conversation, the PCC and West Mercia Police’s Temporary Chief Constable discussed plans for more divisionary work for young people to ensure they are not walking down a path of crime and that they realise they have more opportunities in life.
The T/CC explains that whilst this will benefit the wider community, it will still allow victims of crime to get justice for what has happened to them as divisionary work will stamp out crime and reduce reoffending.
Watch the clip below!
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