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Newtownabbey

This Local Policing Team covers the Mallusk, Doagh, Ballyrobert, Ballynure, Ballyclare West, Ballyclare East, Hightown, Glengormley, Glebe, Collinbridge, Carnmoney, Burnthill, Ballyhenry, Whitehouse, Valley, Rathcoole, O'Neill, Carnmoney Hill, Abbey, Rostulla, Mossley, Monkstown, Jordanstown, Fairview and Ballyduff areas.

Crime in Newtownabbey

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Policing Priorities in Your Area

  • Newtownabbey Neighbourhood Policing Team
  • Anti Social Behaviour
  • Drugs
  • Vulnerable Persons and Young People

Newtownabbey Neighbourhood Policing Team

Newtownabbey Neighbourhood Policing Team is based in Newtownabbey police station and covers the following wards: Abbey, Ballyclare East, Ballyclare West, Ballyduff, Ballyhenry, Ballynure, Ballyrobert, Burnthill, Carnmoney, Collinbridge, Doagh, Fairview, Glebe, Glengormley, Hightown, Jordanstown, Mallusk, Monkstown, Mossley, O'Neill, Rathcoole, Rostulla, Valley and Whitehouse.

Anti Social Behaviour

We record and monitor reports made to Police, identifying and reporting offenders. We work in partnership with the local Council and Community Groups, including Neighbourhood Watch, to help reduce incidents. We target persistent offenders and work with local young people and youth groups to tackle nuisance behaviour, underage drinking and drug misuse.

Drugs

Drugs have been identified by the community as a major concern and we are committed to tackling the illegal use and supply of drugs in your area. As a result of information received from the local community, we continue to conduct searches of premises, seize quantities of illegal drugs and arrest those involved.

Vulnerable Persons and Young People

Protecting vulnerable persons and our young people is a priority for us and we continue to work to achieve this.

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When a local policing area officer is unavailable to take your call, there will be a facility where you can leave a message to be contacted. If your call relates to an emergency, please call 999. If your call relates to a non-emergency, please call 101 to report the matter. The email below is for general enquiries and is not monitored 24/7. It should not be used to report incidents or crimes. These should be reported by calling us on 101, or 999 in an emergency.

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