Hate Crime

Process for hate incident reports to the Council

1st working day

Where consent has been given by you the Council Designated Lead will email your report to Police Community Safety Unit for investigation
The Hate Crime Officer will then allocate your case to one of our Specialist Council Officers for investigation in accordance
Where it is safe to do so a letter will be dispatched to your home address to inform you of the name and contact details of your Specialist Council Officer
The basic details of the incident will be added to our database so that we can analyse any trends

3rd working day

Where safe to do so your Specialist Council Officer will contact you by telephone to discuss your case and possible interventions.

During this discussion the Specialist Council Officer will consider what risks can be identified using our Risk Identification Tool. You and your Specialist Council Officer and will then agree actions.

14th working day

You will be contacted by the Designated Lead to gauge satisfaction and check no repeat incidents.

When case is completed

Final outcome will be noted on our database. Outcome fed back to originating professional.

Contact

Domestic Violence and Hate Crime Manager

Community Safety and Prevention

Roycraft House

15 Linton Road

Barking

IG11 8HE

Supported by Barking and Dagenham Direct:

Tel: 020 8215 3010

Fax: 020 8227 5184

Textphone: 020 8227 5755

Email: hatecrime@lbbd.gov.uk|

Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 8am - 8pm.

Stop Hate Crime 24 hour helpline: 0800 138 1625

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