Overview
- Merseyside Police report that Evolve has expanded to four areas and spurred a 300% surge in community intelligence submissions
- The scheme has facilitated more than 5,300 arrests and resulted in confiscation of about 630 kg of Class A and B drugs, over 260 offensive weapons and 28 firearms
- Seized cash and assets valued at roughly £2.5 million are being channelled into community initiatives including a memorial for Olivia Pratt-Korbel
- Weekly sessions delivered by Everton in the Community and the LFC Foundation form part of the programme’s partner-led community activities
- Senior officers say Evolve has disrupted criminal networks, safeguarded vulnerable residents and helped restore confidence in neighbourhood safety