Here are the 20 worst crime hotspots in Portsmouth
By The Newsroom
Published 15th Jan 2019, 08:00 GMT
Updated 15th Jan 2019, 09:06 GMT
THE worst crime hotspots in Portsmouth have been revealed, according to the latest police stats.
Hampshire Constabulary have released the crime figures for November 2018, the most recent available, and here are the areas that had the highest number of reported offences duirng the month.
Here are Portsmouth's worst crime hotspots
35 crimes were reported on or near Gunwharf Quays in November 2018, including 21 shoplifting, eight violence and sexual offences, two criminal damage and arson, one burglary, one other theft, one other crime and one possession of weapons.
30 crimes were reported on or near this street in November 2018, including 11 violence and sexual offences, six criminal damage and arson, five public order, four drugs, two other crimes and one burglary.
28 crimes were reported on or near Guildhall Walk in November 2018, including 23 violence and sexual offences, two burglaries, one anti-social behaviour, one drugs and one other theft.
22 crimes were reported on or near the station in November 2018, including seven violence and sexual offences, five public order, four criminal damage and arson, two theft from person, one other theft, one burglary and one bicycle theft.
17 crimes were reported on or near Laburnum Grove in November 2018, including eight shoplifting, five violence and sexual offences, one vehicle crime, one robbery, one posession of weapons and one other theft.
15 crimes were reported in or near this Tesco Express in November 2018, including nine violence and sexual offences, two robberies, one public order, one possession of weapons, one other theft and one criminal damage and arson.
15 crimes were reported on or near Arundel Street in November 2018, including five shoplifting, three anti-social behaviour, three bicycle thefts, two public order, one other theft and one violence and sexual offence.
15 crimes were reported on or near the university campus in city centre in November 2018, including 11 shoplifting, two violence and sexual offences, one public order and one burglary.
14 crimes were reported on or near Paradise Street in November 2018, including eight shoplifiting, two violence and sexual offences, one public order, one robbery, one drugs and one other thefts.
