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“He has a very good chance to turn it around. “He is a Christian, and he’s been studying that religion in prison. “There is some good there in that way.” Judge Samantha Cohen said: “You will be aware that Class A drugs are sold by organised criminal gangs and they bring with them violence and misery. “They damage people’s lives. “Another way the gangs work is by pressuring and coercing young people to become involved in their business and that’s what happened to ...

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We’re still waiting for the results of a one-year-old FOI request. Amanda Follett Hosgood is The Tyee’s northern B.C. reporter. She lives in Wet’suwet’en territory. Find her on Twitter @amandajfollett. SHARES The RCMP spent $1 million a month policing the Coastal GasLink pipeline route in Wet’suwet’en territory. One year after a Tyee FOI, the force still won’t reveal what it spends to investigate murdered and missing Indigenous women. Photo by Amanda F...

BOOST: Dan St Quintin, Detective Inspector for Safeguarding at Cumbria Police DRUGS crime and antisocial behaviour are among the issues being better targeted as a result of a dramatic expansion in rural policing across Cumbria. Over the last year, dozens of officers have been relocated to rural communities such as Brampton, Longtown, and Keswick, strengthening police links with rural communites. The initiative was funded by Cumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner Peter McCall through an...

A cannabis farm worth thousands in street value was found by Essex Police while they searched for a wanted man.

Southend Proactive Team joined forces with the Special Constabulary to target wanted offenders. While searching for a wanted man, they located a cannabis cultivation with a street value in excess of £40,000. Cannabis farm found by police while searching for a wanted man. Picture: EP A male was arrested inside the property and was charged and remanded for production of cannabis and abstracting electricity. Sharing their discovery on social media, Essex Police said: "Southend Proactive Te...

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Stock image A HAUL of stolen Christmas presents taken after a spate of burglaries have now been returned to heartbroken families. Police teams have worked to help return the gifts, which were nabbed from families across Southend over the festive period. It was a joint operation by Essex Police crews that led to the recovery of several stolen items, with Southend CID, the Proactive Team and the Local Policing Team all working together to help reunite them with their owners. Their succes...

Stock image A HAUL of stolen Christmas presents taken after a spate of burglaries have now been returned to heartbroken families. Police teams have worked to help return the gifts, which were nabbed from families across Southend over the festive period. It was a joint operation by Essex Police crews that led to the recovery of several stolen items, with Southend CID, the Proactive Team and the Local Policing Team all working together to help reunite them with their owners. Their succes...