Follow links  to report and also find crime prevention advice and further tips on the subjects outlined below.

Reporting crime / incidents : https://www.surrey.police.uk/

Crime prevention advice: https://www.surrey.police.uk/cp/crime-prevention/ 

We are appealing for the public’s help to identify the three men pictured, who we believe might be able to help with our investigation into an attempted robbery in Dorking.

Officers were called to Vodafone on High Street just before 5pm on Saturday (30 November), after three men reportedly entered the shop, threatened staff and then fled the scene. 

Police would now like to speak to the three men in these images to help progress our investigation. 

If you know who they are or have any relevant information, please contact us via direct message, quoting PR/45240138037.

Meet the Beat today in #Dorking

Officers from the Mole Valley Policing Team will be at the Dorking Christian Centre

Church Street Dorking Surrey RH4 1DW

Wednesday 4th December 2024 at 11:30 

Please pop along if you wish to discuss any concerns

Opportunity plays a big role in enabling crimes to be committed, particularly burglaries. 

Most domestic burglaries are committed by opportunists. Criminals will look for homes that: 

seem unoccupied. 

have little or no apparent security 

have doors or windows left open, or 

where they think they won't be seen. 

Neighbourhood Watch Network have plenty of advice here http://spkl.io/6187fkUGS

Three children from Surrey have won Silver at the Police Public Bravery Awards.

For siblings George (aged 11) and Olivia (aged , being at home with their Grandmother and baby brother one evening in December was nothing out of the ordinary. That was until a fire started in their kitchen due to a faulty appliance. After hearing the fire alarm sound, George immediately ran upstairs to get his brother from the cot, covering his face to prevent smoke inhalation. Meanwhile, Olivia closed the door to the kitchen to contain the flames and prevent the smoke spreading. They all managed to flee the house, and the actions that George and Olivia took that evening undoubtedly saved the life of their brother.

Keeping cool on a hot day is challenging at the best of times, let alone if you suddenly find your family member unconscious, but for Maddy (aged 7), that was exactly the situation she was faced with. After wandering into her Mum's room unable to sleep, Maddy was not able to wake her up. Recognising that she wasn’t breathing normally, Maddy used the emergency function on her Mums phone to call for help. The operator put Maddy through to us and she clearly explained what was happening. This excellent explanation triggered an emergency response from both ourselves and the Ambulance service. Demonstrating calmness despite her concern, Maddy’s fantastic intuition ultimately protected the life of her Mum.

Their bravery was commended through an evening of celebrations hosted in Sheffield, with the awards presented by the Chair of the NPCC, Chief Constable Gavin Stephens, supported by Surrey Police Superintendent Adam Smith.

Congratulations to George, Olivia and Maddy, their outstanding courage deserves to be recognised, and they are worthy winners of the Silver Police Public Bravery Awards.

Recent Crime Occurrences

Recent Reports of Anti-Social Behaviour.

'Act Now!' - our interactive guide that seeks to guide you through a series of questions to show you who you should contact to report the anti-social behaviour you are experiencing. This will depend on what it is, whether you have reported it before and whether you or the alleged offender are social landlord tenants. Don't suffer in silence ... Act Now!

https://asbhelp.co.uk/act-now-guide/

Further help.

Report it - https://www.surrey.police.uk/ro/report/asb/asb-v3/report-antisocial-behaviour/

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