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Police urge residents to report online during busy summer

Police urge residents to report online during busy summer
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Dorset Police launch campaign to promote reporting crime online

PRESSURE: Large number of calls putting pressure on police call handlers POLICE have launched a new campaign to attempt to reduce demand on the 101 non-emergency telephone service. The initiative – whichever way you choose to contact police, #Its Personal – aims to educated visitors to the area about the different ways to contact Dorset Police. The launch will coincide with the May bank holiday and the half term break, which often brings more people to Dorset. This increase in visitors leads to a rise in calls to our 101 non-emergency number, which can inevitably impact on waiting times. Dorset Police said however people get in touch, their query will be dealt with by a real person, with the hope more people will choose online options.

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Covid: Police thank protesters for sensible approach

DORSET Police said it tried to dissuade protesters from campaigning against Covid restrictions in Bournemouth but thanked them for their “sensible approach”. Throughout the week, Dorset Police monitored plans to protest in the area of the Town Hall on Saturday. Following an apparent lack of engagement, efforts were made to dissuade the protesters from going ahead with the event. However, following changes to Covid-19 regulations, there is now an exemption to allow peaceful protests. This exemption only applies if the organisers take the required precautions to ensure people’s safety is not put at risk. Superintendent Jared Parkin of Dorset Police said: “We have always sought to find the right balance between the rights of protestors and those of residents and businesses, while also considering the very real risks from the spread of the virus.

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