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Tackling Drug related Crime and Anti-social Behaviour

 

We are working hard to combat drug related crime and ASB in the City Centre. 

We have recently carried out successful warrants at addresses linked to drug use and dealing with positive results, including: Teenager charged and three others arrested in drugs supply enquiry – Bath | Avon and Somerset Police

 

Officers have also taken part in training alongside Night Time Economy partners including Door Staff, Suicide Prevention Volunteers and BID Night Marshals on how to identify, and treat drug overdoses using Naloxone

 

We regularly patrol hotspots identified as locations where use and dealing takes place. We rely heavily on community led intelligence to inform these patrols, as well as support evidence for warrants to go into addresses. You can report your concerns in person or online at Report drug dealing and use | Avon and Somerset Police

Actions

  • 24 April 2024

     

    We continue to work towards issuing, and carrying out Warrants on properties associated with drug use and dealing. We have had successes in this department over the past month that have led to arrests and further investigations that are now underway.

    We have also worked with a local housing provider to successfully apply for a Court Ordered Injunction on a property in the City Centre linked to drugs related antisocial behaviour, putting several conditions on the occupant including restrictions on visitors allowed at the property.

    Warrants like these are not possible without quality information and intelligence provided by members of the public, so we encourage anyone witnessing drug-related ASB to report it to us.

  • 12 March 2024

    Positive Project Servator Result

    During a Project Servator deployment in Bath City Centre on 13/03/24 officers stopped a vehicle and following a search, discovered wraps of suspected Class A, as well as seizing cash and phones from the driver who was arrested.

    More Info on Project Servator: Project Servator | Counter Terrorism Policing

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