How to contact your neighbourhood policing team and who they are
Neighbourhood Sergeant
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Sgt Roderick Smart (2992) I joined Leicestershire Police in April 2009 as a response sergeant at Beaumont Leys, having spent nine years in the Nottinghamshire Constabulary and three years in the New Zealand Police.
I am the neighbourhood sergeant for both the Fosse ward and Western Park ward. I moved to the Fosse ward in June 2010 and the Western Park ward in May 2011. I work with a dedicated team of officers who are committed to supporting the residents and visitors to the ward by reducing crime and anti-social behaviour.
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PC Andy Goadby (1970) I transferred in January 2010 to the Fosse neighbourhood team having worked on South Braunstone as a beat officer and response officer for the last seven years. I am looking forward to tackling issues in the local area.
The Fosse neighbourhood team work together to ensure that we maintain high visibility patrols and are accessible to the residents when they need to speak to us. -
PC Michelle Stanley (4559) I have been a member of the Fosse beat team since May 2011. I was previously on the Western Park beat team. I am committed to neighbourhood policing and tackling the beat priorities for the area. Please feel free to stop and chat when you see me on patrol if you wish to raise any community issues or concerns. -
PC Steve Clarke (1115) I joined Leicestershire Police in 1999 and worked in Hinckley and Market Bosworth for four years, and then in Braunstone for five years. Since 2008 I have been working at Hinckley Road police station.
I look forward to being part of the Fosse ward and am keen to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour and to improve people's quality of life in the area. I also look forward to working with the local community and partner agencies. -
PC Steve Reeves (1297) I have been with Leicestershire Police for ten years, all frontline operational duties including tutoring new police recruits and two and a half years previous experience as the beat officer for South Braunstone.
I moved to Hinckley Road Police Station in February 2007 and after two years readily applied to work with the current beat team covering the Fosse ward.
I am only too pleased to be part of a proactive team and keen to play my part to make the area a better place for the residents to live.
Your beat team need your views and comments on issues that affect you and the area you live in I urge you to contact us. -
PCSO Andrew Colton (6021) I am PCSO 6021 Colton. I started as a PCSO in November 2006 and was based at Mansfield House police station in Leicester city centre covering the New Walk Area.
In October 2009 I moved to Hinckley Road police station and cover the Fosse ward. I look forward to getting to know the residents of my area and tackling any issues they may have.
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PCSO Joanne Taylor (6650) I joined Leicestershire Police in October 2011 and have spent some time working as a PCSO at Beaumont Leys. I’m looking forward to working in the Fosse Ward and getting to know the neighbourhood and its residents really well and deal with any problems, crime and anti-social behaviour in this area. -
PCSO Melissa Bailey (6674) Since joining Leicestershire Police in August 2006, I worked on the Riverside team around De Montfort University up until February 2008, when I moved to Braunstone.
In September 2010 I joined the Fosse Ward team and look forward to the challenge of working in a new neighbourhood. I will continue to work closely with other members of the neighbourhood team and other agencies to tackle anti-social behaviour in the area. -
PCSO Serena Kaur (6625) I joined Leicestershire Police in October 2011. Although I have only been with the organisation for a short period of time, I am committed to serving the residents of the Fosse Ward by tackling anti-social behaviour and associated problems and by developing strong links within the community and our partner agencies.
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PCSO Sue Law (6661) I joined the neighbourhood team covering the Fosse ward in January 2010.
I look forward to meeting with residents and tackling issues of anti-social behaviour to make the area a better place to live.
How to contact your neighbourhood team
To contact an officer, telephone 101 - follow the instructions and when prompted, enter their identification number (shown in brackets) and leave a message.




