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Below is a summary of activity we've undertaken as part of the Neighbourhood Policing Week of Action across Bolton:

Op Hurricane is a coordinated crackdown on the anti-social use of off-road bikes, e-bikes and quad bikes across the region.
The misuse of these vehicles continues to cause significant disruption within communities, affecting quality of life and posing serious risks to the public.
Officers from our Roads Policing Unit (RPU), Drone and Motorcycle Unit and the National Police Air Service (NPAS) will join neighbourhood teams in turning out to specific hotspot areas to deter, detect and disrupt offences from taking place.
This operation supports the Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee to crackdown on anti-social behaviour.
For over 20 years, PCSO Mark Flannery has been at the heart of the Bolton community – building trust, supporting young people, and making a real difference every single day.
Mark’s work with Bolton Wanderers in the Community and his leadership in creating a knife crime education programme shows his commitment to prevention and safeguarding.
Known as the “go‑to” officer for youth engagement, Mark has helped guide countless young people away from harm and towards brighter futures.
Congratulations, Mark – a well‑deserved award and a true credit to Bolton.
The Bolton town centre neighbourhood team hosted a community drop-in on Thursday evening.
Members of the public were invited to come along to discuss any issues with the team and to hear about the ongoing work to tackle the issues you have identified as our priorities.
PC Lumpini was at Morrisons on Blackhorse Street in Bolton on Thursday, discussing issues and concerns that you are experiencing in your area.
Last night, officers from the Bolton North Neighbourhood Team were out on patrol in Halliwell, Bromley Cross, Astley Bridge and Harwood.
As part of the activity, the team:
- Arrested a woman on Tonge Moor Road on suspicion of a burglary in Harwood
- Arrested a man for drug driving after being stopped by officers on Halliwell Road
- Seized a car on Wolfenden Street after the driver was found to be disqualified from driving
- Seized a van on Darwen Road after the driver failed to stop for officers and abandoned the van
- Searched four people believed to be in possession of drugs/stolen property
- Conducted checks at six pubs showing the England match
- Reunited some property stolen from a car in Halliwell with its owner