Bob Teesdale

Merseyside Police and Crime Commissioner Candidate

Bob Teesdale is standing to be the next Police and Crime Commissioner for Merseyside. His 3 point plan for policing in our region is:

An even distribution of resources across Merseyside

Some areas in Merseyside have been ignored for too long. The government is recruiting  220 new police officers. And I’ll get them on the beat across our region - not just in Liverpool City Centre.

Action on low level crime

Anti-social behaviour and low-level crime needs to be taken seriously. It impacts our lives and can cause real danger. I’ll work with community groups and on the beat officers to make sure we’re clamping down on these crimes.

I will encourage and support the proper targeted use of Stop and search.

Together we can drastically reduce the incidence of violence especially knife crime.

Bob's Local Crime survey

  • 1 Your views on crime
  • 2 National Issues
  • 3 Get involved
  • 4 Your details
As the initial round of lockdown measures eased, have you witnessed or experienced any crime or anti-social behaviour?
And how safe do you feel walking around your local area where 0 is extremely unsafe and 10 is extremely safe?
Which TWO of the following are you most concerned about in your local neighbourhood?
Which of the following measures do you think would be best to help prevent crime? Please choose the most important measure to you

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