Police made three arrests and seized drugs during a day of action in Wealdstone as part of ongoing efforts to tackle crime in the area.
Officers from the Harrow Local Policing Team carried out proactive patrols on Monday 20 April under Operation Titanfall, a borough-wide initiative focused on reducing violent crime and targeting high-harm offenders.
During the shift, officers carried out eight stop and searches, leading to the discovery of Class B drugs and supporting wider enforcement activity.
Two of the arrests were linked to domestic abuse investigations. One involved a suspect accused of breaching a non-molestation order by contacting their former partner. The second related to an individual with a history of offences including harassment, sexual assault, assault, malicious communications, and threats to kill.
In a separate incident, another individual was stopped and found in possession of Class B drugs. Checks also revealed a breach of immigration bail conditions. He was arrested, charged, and bailed to appear at court in May 2026.
Police also dealt with additional low-level drug offences during the operation, using out-of-court disposals such as community resolutions and penalty notices.
Officers said the activity forms part of a wider approach using local knowledge and intelligence to target offenders and protect the community.
PC Lark from the Wealdstone Local Policing Team said: “This was a highly productive day of action which demonstrates our ongoing commitment to proactive policing. By working closely with partners and using local intelligence, we were able to target both serious offenders and lower-level criminality, delivering tangible outcomes that help keep our community safe.”
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