Police helicopter deployed in hunt for man who fled Cheshunt crash holding a knife
Witnesses reported seeing a man fleeing the scene holding a knife.
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Police were called to the scene and conducted a thorough search of the area for the male (Image: Michael Beckham Weatherall)
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Hertfordshire Constabulary have been investigating the incidents and are appealing for any information and witnesses. Below are the appeals sent out this week:
Anti-Semitic graffiti daubed on wall Police are investigating after anti-Semitic graffiti was daubed on a wall in Watford town centre. The drawings, which were of two swastikas, were spotted near Atria Watford by a member of the public on Saturday, April 24. They made a police officer nearby aware of the offensive symbols and Watford Borough Council were informed.
Anti-Semitic graffiti was daubed on a wall in Watford town centre (photo Jewish News) The council and their contractor worked to remove the graffiti on Monday.
Scenes of celebration around the Pond after Watford won promotion on Saturday will have been a sight that gladdened the hearts of many. But those same scenes might stick in the throat for some after the treatment of women at a vigil in memory of Sarah Everard. In pictures, almost all of those gathered at the vigil were wearing masks. Among those arrested, one woman was openly manhandled by officers. Pictures and film from Watford on Saturday show almost nobody wearing masks, with police doing nothing to disperse those present. A review said the Metropolitan Police had ‘acted appropriately’ at the Sarah Everard vigil, mentioning that officers faced abuse and hostility.