Over the past week, Brighton’s night-time economy was targeted by a series of burglaries and attempted break-ins, with offenders forcing entry to premises and seeking alcohol and cash drawers. In total, around 7–8 incidents were reported.

Retail crime prevention isn’t just about tech. Last week in Brighton proved it — two offenders stopped within 40 minutes thanks to people, partnerships, and boots on the ground. No software could have done the same.

Yesterday showed the true strength of Brighton’s partnership approach – seven individuals wanted by police were arrested in a single day, the highest number we’ve seen to date.

Yesterday was another reminder of how powerful our community is when we work together. Businesses, safety teams, and police joined forces to keep Brighton safer — and the results speak for themselves.

This morning showed exactly why our network works- quick thinking, clear communication and joined-up action stopped two offenders in their tracks before they could leave the city.

We’re proud to share the outstanding results from our ongoing collaboration with Sussex Police in identifying and locating wanted individuals across Brighton & Hove.

Sussex Police would like to speak to the man in white.