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A MAN from Wigan who was arrested after a car crashed into two vehicles during a police chase on Monday evening has been released under investigation. Two suspects fled from the vehicle, an Audi, which had been stolen in a burglary on Robins Lane in Sutton the day before following the collision. A police helicopter dog patrols were called and one suspect was detained in a field in Haydock. The burglary had been reported to have taken place on Sunday, June 6, between 7.45pm and 9.45pm an...

A BURGLAR was arrested after a police dog picked up his scent at the crime scene – and led officers straight to his front door.

NORTH Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner has met with dog owners from across North Yorkshire to hear their concerns about the growing fear of pet theft. Philip Allott joined the pet owners on The Stray in Harrogate to discuss what they think should be done to keep their animals safe and also pass on advice from Neighbourhood Watch’s ‘Protect Your Pooch’ campaign on what we can all do to support the efforts. Mr Allott said: “I am pleased the police are taking the t...

TRAVELLERS have been moved on from a Weymouth park. Officers from Weymouth and Portland Polices Neighbourhood Policing Team evicted people living in an unauthorised traveller encampment near Monmouth Avenue yesterday afternoon. The eviction was supported by members of the polices Force Support Group, the Professional Development Unit, the Dorset Police Dog Section and the County Lines team. A spokesman for Weymouth & Portland Neighbourhood Policing Team said: "We have successfully evict...

Press Release – New Zealand Police Police have arrested eight people and disrupted plans to import hundreds of kilograms of cocaine into the country from Mexico. This morning Police, along with New Zealand Customs Service, carried out search warrants at eleven properties throughout the wider Bay of Plenty, Northland and Auckland areas as part of Operation Tarpon. The operation, run by the National Organised Crime Group (NOCG), has targeted key players of a drug syndicate operating in New Zeal...

Thursday, 29 April 2021, 12:27 pm Police have arrested eight people and disrupted plans to import hundreds of kilograms of cocaine into the country from Mexico. This morning Police, along with New Zealand Customs Service, carried out search warrants at eleven properties throughout the wider Bay of Plenty, Northland and Auckland areas as part of Operation Tarpon. The operation, run by the National Organised Crime Group (NOCG), has targeted key players of a drug syndicate operating in New Zealand...

The Watchmen – State Violence in a Democracy The role of the police in western society is beginning to be understood and challenged in ways that were inconceivable only a decade ago. The belief in ‘law and order’ and the infallibility of the police – or at least their role as a force for moral good in a system designed to uphold basic rights was deeply held. But the deluge of state violence now routinely witnessed and shared has fatally undermined that belief system and exposed as being...

Thursday, 1 April 2021, 1:09 pm As the warmer weather rolls in later this year, the public will start to see new headwear on Police staff on the street. NZ Police is introducing a baseball-style uniform cap as an alternative to the traditional forage cap, for frontline staff to wear with operational uniform. Commissioner Andrew Coster says the forage cap has served Police well for decades but it was time staff had an alternative. “These caps are a practical, comfortable alternative to the f...

Source: New Zealand Police (National News) As the warmer weather rolls in later this year, the public will start to see new headwear on Police staff on the street. NZ Police is introducing a baseball-style uniform cap as an alternative to the traditional forage cap, for frontline staff to wear with operational uniform. Commissioner Andrew Coster says the forage cap has served Police well for decades but it was time staff had an alternative. “These caps are a practical, comfortable alternative...

Press Release – New Zealand Police As the warmer weather rolls in later this year, the public will start to see new headwear on Police staff on the street. NZ Police is introducing a baseball-style uniform cap as an alternative to the traditional forage cap, for frontline staff to wear with operational uniform. Commissioner Andrew Coster says the forage cap has served Police well for decades but it was time staff had an alternative. “These caps are a practical, comfortable alternative to th...