Beat Bobbies

PC Caroline Round (4487)

Our beat bobby is now PC 4487 Caroline Round. Caroline has worked at Melton Mowbray since April 2004 and has been a Neighbourhood Beat Officer for three years covering Melton Rural South. These are the villages ranging from Cold Overton to Grimston and round to Nether Broughton. Caroline has recently spent some time away but is now keen to rebuild community ties across the Neighbourhood.

"I am keen this year to support the current Neighbourhood Watches and other groups such as the Speed Watch Group and would welcome your support with this. If you have coffee mornings or other informal meets give me a call and I’ll pop in and tell you what is occurring with the police. I won’t stop too long!

I would like to meet as many residents within the community as I can and I would urge you to contact me if you have any concerns that you feel I may be able to help you with."

PC Martin Taylor (1235)

PC Martin Taylor has been an police officer since January 1996 and previously worked at Beaumont Leys before joining the team at Melton in January 2001. The last three years were spent as an advanced police driver in the response car.

"As your beat officer, I am very keen to reduce crime, the fear of crime, target anti-social behaviour, and to generally improve the quality of life in your area. I need your help to do this, and would urge you to contact me with any issues, concerns or questions you have or with direct information regarding crime, offenders or any other illegal activity in your area."

PCSO Lynn Haynes (6635)

"I joined Leicestershire Constabulary in September 2005 and have worked at Melton police station since November 2005. I enjoy working alongside the beat officers for the Melton rural south beat, addressing crime and issues that affect the varied communities that live and work in the rural locations.

"I enjoy establishing and developing contacts in villages and being involved with their functions and local schools.

How to contact your neighbourhood team

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