Monday 17 January 2022
Teens have given up their own time to help protect a church from crime after working with police in Huddersfield to help deter vandalism.
Source:: West Yorkshire Police News
We’re aware of a post on social media concerning an incident in which a woman was allegedly threatened and falsely imprisoned by a taxi driver in Bristol. At present, the victim is unidentified and enquiries are ongoing to establish their identity. We’d ask them to make contact with police by calling 101, quoting reference 5222012159. Police are investigating two connected reports which have been…
Source:: Avon & Somerset Police News
Officers investigating an assault on a 16-year-old female in Bristol are asking witnesses to get in touch. She was in St James’ Park at about 4.45pm on Saturday 18 December when assaulted by an unknown male. He then walked off in the direction of Bristol bus station. He is described as male, black and about 20-30 years old. The victim sustained facial injuries but did not require hospital…
Source:: Avon & Somerset Police News
Monday 17 January, 2022
Today is the start of Neighbourhood Policing Week which recognises the vital and important work our local neighbourhood teams, PCSO’s and volunteer staff do on a daily basis.
Throughout the week we will be highlighting some of the great work done in each of our districts by our Neighbourhood Policing teams.
Source:: West Yorkshire Police News
Source:: Nottinghamshire Police News
Monday 17 January, 2022
Today is the start of Neighbourhood Policing Week which recognises the vital and important work our local neighbourhood teams, PCSO’s and volunteer staff do on a daily basis.
Throughout the week we will be highlighting some of the great work done in each of our districts by our Neighbourhood Policing teams.
Look out for the hashtags #NeighbourhoodPolicingWeek and #WeekOfAction.
Source:: West Yorkshire Police News
Devon and Cornwall Police are supporting the National Police Chiefs’ Council neighbourhood policing week of action, which focuses on recognising the hard work and dedication of our neighbourhood policing colleagues.
This week of action will take place from Monday 17th – Sunday 23rd January 2022.
Neighbourhood policing is designed to make the police more visible, reduce fear among the communities and aid interaction between the public and the police. It also helps build local knowledge, gain intelligence and build support from the public.
Assistant Chief Constable Jim Nye said: “Neighbourhood policing is at the heart of everything we do and building trust and confidence with our local communities is vital in helping us to prevent crime, keep people safe, especially the most vulnerable members of our communities, and bring offenders to justice.
“This week of action is an ideal opportunity to recognise and celebrate the vital work that all our Neighbourhood Policing teams and our wider policing family perform to keep the communities of Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly safe.”
To find details of your Neighbourhood Policing Team, go to devon-cornwall.police.uk/your-area. Our neighbourhood teams are available to discuss any issues you may have in your area. You can contact them online at devon-cornwall.police.uk/contact, or leave them a message using the 101 non-emergency service. Remember, if a crime is in progress or life in danger, always dial 999.
Source:: Devon and Cornwall Police News
Monday January 17, 2022
Police in Kirklees are marking the beginning of a new year with the start of the construction of a flagship new police headquarters for the district.
Source:: West Yorkshire Police News
Police are appealing for witnesses after a woman was assaulted during an attempted robbery in a Plymouth street.
The woman, in her 50s, was walking on Monica Walk in Greenbank when she was approached by a man who tried to steal her handbag.
She suffered a head injury after falling to the ground during the struggle for the bag.
The man then ran from the scene empty-handed.
Police would like to hear from anyone who witnessed the incident just before 6.30pm on Friday 14 January.
They are also seeking the suspect who is described as white, aged 18-25, and around 5ft 8ins to 5ft 10ins tall. He was wearing blue jeans, a dark-coloured top with the hood up and a face mask.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact police on [email protected] or by telephone on 101, quoting crime reference CR/003954/22.
Source:: Devon and Cornwall Police News