Crime Department
Protective Services and Volume Crime
Detective Chief Superintendent Heather Roach is the Head of the Crime Department which consists of two main themes; protective services and volume crime. The Department is responsible for providing leadership, direction, support and advice in specialist crime functions and on all matters of crime strategy and policy. The Head of the Department is supported by the Management Team which head up several sections of Crime Department including:
- Crime Department Administration
- Criminal Investigation Department
- Fusion Teams
- Economic Crime Unit
- Force Intelligence Bureau
- Intelligence Investigation Unit
- Major Crime Unit
- Public Protection Unit
- Emerald Team
- RIPA Bureau
- Scientific Support
- Special Branch
Lincolnshire Police, together with police forces throughout the UK, is better trained and equipped than ever before to combat the threat of international and domestic terrorism.
Date Created: 12th May 2011 Last Updated: 8th June 2010
Project Kraken encourages those who work in or
enjoy Lincolnshire’s maritime environment to be extra
vigilant to counter the threat of terrorism and crime.
Date Created: 31st January 2012 Last Updated: 31st January 2012
This is the umbrella term for used to describe the police response to the most serious crimes and the potential threats from which the public must be protected. They are a key priority for Lincolnshire Police and an integral part of our mission to protect the public and to ensure that the public have confidence in us and feel safe.
Date Created: 17th May 2011 Last Updated: 17th May 2011
Volume Crime includes the majority of offences which are committed in Lincolnshire, and as such have a significant impact on many victims and communities. The types of offences include street robbery, burglary, most types of theft, vehicle crime, criminal damage and drugs offences.
Date Created: 17th May 2011 Last Updated: 17th May 2011
