Crime Prevention
Being a victim of crime, or witnessing a crime can be a
traumatic experience for anyone. We have gathered together a range
of information to try to help you to deal with such an
experience.
Reporting Crime
In an emergency you should always dial 999.
999 should only be used when:
- there is a danger to life or risk of injury being caused, such
as a serious road accident or assault
- a crime is in progress, such as a robbery, burglary or theft,
and the offender is still on the scene or has only just left the
area
- the immediate attendance of police officer is necessary - such
as someone acting suspiciously and obviously about to commit a
crime.
For all other General Police enquiries, Telephone (01275)
818181.
Dealing with:-
- Abandoned Vehicles
- Street Drinking
- Anti Social Behaviour
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Domestic Violence
- Drugs
- Race Related Crime
- Vehicle Crime
For more information on any of the above please visit Bath
& North East Somerset Community Safety & Drugs Partnership
website: http://www.be-safe.info.
Life After Crime
Victim Support is the independent charity which helps people
cope with the effects of crime. They provide free and
confidential support and information to help you deal with your
experience.
They also aim to promote and advance the rights of victims
and witnesses in all aspects of criminal justice and social
policy.
Victim Support offers a comprehensive service and is committed
to welcoming and involving minority and disadvantaged groups
throughout the organisation.
If you need to contact victim support please telephone:
